⚠️ VULNERABILITY DISCLOSURE 2[−]
6 OctWeekly Update 420Presently sponsored by: 1Password Extended Access Management: Secure every sign-in for every app on every device. Ok, the scenery here is amazing , but the real story is data breach victim notification. Charlotte and I wanted to do this one together today and chat about some of t…TROYHUNT.COM
6 OctComcast and Truist Bank customers caught up in FBCS data breachComcast Cable Communications and Truist Bank have disclosed they were impacted by a data breach at FBCS, and are now informing their respective customers that their data has been compromised. [...]BLEEPINGCOMPUTER.COM
🔥 INCIDENT REPORTING 2[−]
6 OctMan pleads guilty to stealing $37 million in crypto from 571 victimsA 21-year-old man from Indiana named Evan Frederick Light pleaded guilty to stealing $37,704,560 worth of cryptocurrency from 571 victims in a 2022 cyberattack. [...]BLEEPINGCOMPUTER.COM
6 OctGoogle Pay alarms users with accidental ‘new card’ added emailsGoogle Pay alarmed users this week after erroneously sending out "new card" added email notifications. Google has acknowledged that the email was "accidental" and that no user information was compromised. [...]BLEEPINGCOMPUTER.COM
🕵️ THREAT INTELLIGENCE 3[−]
6 OctA covert reverse shell using TLSsubmitted by Super_gamer46861 to cybersecurity 1 points | 0 comments github.com/umutcamliyurt/TLShellSH.ITJUST.WORKS
6 OctJulian Assange: "In 2010, I was living in Paris. I went to the UK and never came back...until now."submitted by long_shirt to securitynews 1 points | 0 comments https://youtu.be/74pSisMdZPQ?feature=shared&t=1816 WikiLeaks founder speaks in first public appearance after being freed from jailINFOSEC.PUB
6 OctChinese hackers access US telecom firms, worrying national security officialssubmitted by neme to cybersecurity 2 points | 0 comments https://edition.cnn.com/2024/10/05/politics/chinese-hackers-us-telecoms/index.htmlSH.ITJUST.WORKS
📡 INFOSEC NEWS 1[−]
6 OctTony Fadell-backed Plumerai brings on-device AI to home security camerasOn Wednesday, some Harvard students made headlines by outfitting a pair of Ray-Ban Meta glasses with facial recognition. The DIY project is the latest piece of news to stoke privacy concerns around the ubiquitous technology. As cameras become increasingly prevalent in society, th…TECHCRUNCH.COM