August 29, 2023
August 29, 2023
NEW: Hackers breached WebDetective, a Portuguese-language stalkerware app that was used to monitor 76,000 Android phones in recent years.
— Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai (@lorenzofb) August 28, 2023
The hackers claimed they deleted the data of people spied with the app from the company's servers. https://t.co/MiohMYEMwy
North Korean Lazarus group launching new malware with several on-trend features: 1) targetting healthcare because they pay 2) using a vulnerability in respected software to get in and 3) using open source code and tools to avoid detection. @thegrugq https://t.co/Q0smjMYKmm
— Jan Lemnitzer (@JanLemnitzer) August 28, 2023
Forget vulnerable drivers - Admin is all you need
— Gabriel Landau (@GabrielLandau) August 28, 2023
Article 👉 https://t.co/dHO0KJ90WH
👇 Demo - enable sound 🔊 pic.twitter.com/ZoTqsuXZ7k
A detailed two part video showing how we found a DNS parsing vulnerability and wrote a remote root exploit for it🤌
— Pedro Ribeiro (@pedrib1337) August 28, 2023
Part 1: Finding the vulnerability via "fuzzing" and reverse engineering with Ghidra 👾https://t.co/NwXsa32sMB
Part 2: Understanding vulnerability constraints and… pic.twitter.com/D9zCV35ZH9
System-wide Intel PT+ DCI (hardware debugger) + NT symbol resolution. it is going to be🔥 https://t.co/nETT0AVzRh
— Satoshi Tanda (@standa_t) August 28, 2023
Are you a cyber practitioner in Scotland? If so, consider lending your expertise as a judge in our first-ever #Cyber912 competition for S5 and S6 students.
— Cyber Statecraft (@CyberStatecraft) August 28, 2023
Find more details and register here:https://t.co/GOHL46vmRb@CyberStatecraft @dewarcyber @AbertayCQ @girvanacademy
Also a reminder about how resilience & safety works in critical systems.
— Ciaran Martin (@ciaranmartinoxf) August 28, 2023
People ask: “what if hackers took down air traffic control?”
The answer is what we’re seeing today with accidental failure: move to backup methods, massive delays & costs but no extra risk to human safety https://t.co/DcralkDQVN
A note about what's going on here.
— Will Dormann (@wdormann) August 28, 2023
1) Word will render HTML (including MHT) content regardless of what comes before it. Plain text plays nicest.
2) When MHT content includes a <link rel=Edit-Time-Data> object that points to an undocumented ActiveMime blob, there's your Macro! https://t.co/GVM9Ke9zE7 pic.twitter.com/9f3NqhQ7N4
Russian-Swede Accused of Illicit Western Technology Transfers to Moscow https://t.co/8foHapzXzi
— Dr. Dan Lomas (@Sandbagger_01) August 28, 2023
My custom instructions to fix chatGPT output:
— nisten (@nisten) August 28, 2023
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I'm your technical manager Geoffrey Hinton who likes kanban boards and always requires you submit complete output, complete code that just works when I copy paste it to use in my own work.
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Respond with tree of thought… pic.twitter.com/K4D7OWZxTH
*youth pastor sitting on chair backwards*
— 🦇VaginoplASCII🦇 (@nataliereed84) June 24, 2023
“Let me tell you about *another* three person polycule…”
Interesting blog post on embedded devices reverse engineering (Brightway (Xiaomi) scooters)https://t.co/xAyTqQjSND#reverseengineering #cybersecurity #infotech pic.twitter.com/vdubSknegw
— 0xor0ne (@0xor0ne) August 28, 2023
"In July, an attack that was disguised as a ransomware incident temporarily closed down the port of Nagoya. It has since been assessed by government cyber experts as part of a “persistent testing of Japan’s infrastructural defences by China”." https://t.co/WOKkCdy3jA
— Dan Black (@DanWBlack) August 29, 2023
Hello @x @premium the phishing scam spam from fake verified orgs on Twitter has gotten out of control.
— ZachXBT (@zachxbt) August 27, 2023
These 12 accounts are all just from the past 48 hrs alone.
Verified orgs were intended to make it harder for scammers but it has just created a new black market for accounts… pic.twitter.com/cppyD5cUSj