Pegasus Spyware Targets Togolese Journalists’ Mobile Devices
An investigation into 2021 intrusions uncovered multiple infections on the phones of journalists in the African country.
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An investigation into 2021 intrusions uncovered multiple infections on the phones of journalists in the African country.
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The integration of different disciplines of cybersecurity and fraud management is a necessary evolution in the face of increasingly sophisticated digital threats.
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Noteworthy stories that might have slipped under the radar: guidance on secure use of AI, HHS grant money stolen by hackers, CISA director target of swatting.
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CISA informs organizations that Westermo Lynx switches are affected by eight vulnerabilities and some devices are reportedly exposed to the internet.
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A critical vulnerability in Jenkins’ built-in CLI allows remote attackers to obtain cryptographic keys and execute arbitrary code.
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The cyber incidents have affected emergency communication systems, court services, public transit agencies, and library operations, prompting responses from state and federal agencies as well as cybersecurity professionals.
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Firmware connects the hardware and software of a device, but efforts to protect it have been absent in many of the government’s recent cybersecurity initiatives, according to a new report by the Foundation for Defense of Democracies.
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The Synacktiv Team earned $100,000 for chaining three zero-day bugs to gain root permissions on a Tesla Modem and an additional $120,000 for hacking other EV charging stations.
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Participants have earned more than $1.3 million for hacking Teslas, EV chargers and infotainment systems at Pwn2Own Automotive.
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