Source: Hacking News
Spearphone Attack Allows Android Apps to Listen To Your Loudspeaker Conversations
It hasn’t been long since we studied how Android apps evade app permissions to exfiltrate user data. Once again, researchers
Spearphone Attack Allows Android Apps to Listen To Your Loudspeaker Conversations on Latest Hacking News.
Source: Hacking News
Apple iOS 13 Vulnerability Could Allow Unauthenticated Access To Saved Passwords And Emails
Once again a serious iOS vulnerability that could risk the security of iPhone and iPad population has surfaced. Fortunately, the
Apple iOS 13 Vulnerability Could Allow Unauthenticated Access To Saved Passwords And Emails on Latest Hacking News.
Source: Threat Post
Iran-Linked APT34 Invites Victims to LinkedIn for Fresh Malware Infections
The group was posing as a researcher from Cambridge, and was found to have added three new malware families to its spy arsenal.
Source: Threat Post
Adult Sites Lack Privacy, Open the Door for Harassment and Tracking
Third-party tracking is rampant on sites like Pornhub, with users’ sexual preferences on full view.
Source: Hacking News
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Fake Office 365 Site That is Distributing the TrickBot password-stealing Trojan, Oakland California Bans Use of Facial Recognition, Collierville Tennessee
Source: Threat Post
Bug in NVIDIA’s Tegra Chipset Opens Door to Malicious Code Execution
Researcher creates ‘Selfblow’ proof-of-concept attack for exploiting a vulnerability that exists in “every single Tegra device released so far”.
Source: Dark Reading
Malware in PyPI Code Shows Supply Chain Risks
A code backdoor in a package on the Python Package Index demonstrates the importance of verifying code brought in from code repositories.
Source: Dark Reading
Europol Head Fears 5G Will Give Criminals an Edge
Catherine De Bolle is concerned law enforcement will lose its ability to track criminals with the arrival of 5G networks.
Source: Dark Reading
Mirai Groups Target Business IoT Devices
More than 30% of Mirai attacks, and an increasing number of variants of the malicious malare, are going after enterprise IoT devices, raising the stakes for business.
Source: Security Magazine
Is Hacking Back with WHOIS a Good Idea?
Ever heard the term “hack-back”? Hacking back is the process of identifying attacks on a system and their origin.