Risky Bulletin: New phishing technique bypasses FIDO keys
Hackers bypass FIDO keys with a new phishing technique, a mobile surveillance vendor deploys an SS7 exploit, ransomware hits South Koreaâs largest insurance provider, and law enforcement agencies dismantle a pro-Kremlin DDoS group.
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Srsly Risky Biz: Spain leaves key under mat for Huawei
Salt Typhoon breaches a US stateâs National Guard, Ukrainian hackers wipe the servers of a Russian drone maker, the UK relocates Afghans caught up in a data leak, and Microsoft outsources some US government work to China.
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Between Two Nerds: Is US cyber espionage too careful?
In this edition of Between Two Nerds Tom Uren and The Grugq examine whether US cyber operations are too stealthy. Could they get more bang for the buck if they adopted a devil may care attitude to getting busted?
This episode is also available on Youtube.
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Should US spies steal Chinese commercial secrets?
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Risky Bulletin: Radio equipment vulnerability can bring trains to sudden stops
A radio equipment vulnerability can bring trains to sudden stops, researchers prevent a Lazarus crypto attack, Spain hands Huawei control over its phone wiretapping system, and CISA warns of ongoing CitrixBleed 2 attacks.
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