Ransomware Actors Exploiting Palo Alto GlobalProtect Flaw for Stealthy VPN Access
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Ransomware Actors Exploiting Palo Alto GlobalProtect Flaw for Stealthy VPN Access
cybersecuritynews.com Ransomware Actors Exploiting Palo Alto GlobalProtect Flaw for Stealthy VPN Access
proprietary software and proprietary software accessories
`123456’ password used in massive Danish CPR data breach
databreaches.net `123456’ password used in massive Danish CPR data breach
please someone hack zucks martial arts cameras
you have no idea how hard i fought to keep my emails i had to keep booting them out of my accounts while changing information then i guess through my discord they got into my twitter because twitter didn't detect a new login, that and i had wiped my pc very quickly
The NEW #ENTERTAINMENT is an invasion of your privacy #Microsoft patent shows how extreme corporate violations on your privacy will become #PrisonPlanet #Gaming #Tech youtu.be/RKGW0SXYbuA?...
youtu.be Microsoft activated Steam’s trap card
Well at least the crimes are becoming sufficiently cyberpunk
So this week's infosec roundup is here, complete with a massive breach at the Pentagon, thousands of active credentials sitting on GitHub, and a worrying trend of governments targeting VPNs: www.pcmag.com/news/a-16-ye...
pcmag.com A 16-Year-Old Ransomware Kingpin, FBI Patch Fails, and Leaked Pentagon Records: Another Bad Week in Infosec
Bookmarking this to remind people anytime a tech bro insists they prioritize digital privacy.
We Have Entered a Cybersecurity Hellscape, Japan Warns gizmodo.com/we-have-ente...
gizmodo.com We Have Entered a Cybersecurity Hellscape, Japan Warns
I swear, hackers are only cool in movies. In real life, they're just a bunch of dickheads and losers.
A 16 year old boy hacked an internal Microsoft system called TITAN with 17 trillion records as it didn’t validate JWT signatures at all, accepted ‘admin’ as authentication without a password and was internet facing. They paid him $5000 and told nobody about it. blog.faav.net/how-i-couldve-ac…
blog.faav.net How I Could’ve Accessed 17 Trillion Microsoft Records
As predicted. #BitWarden changes to a commercial license. A start of #Enshittification, and selling-out. https://community.bitwarden.com/t/published-version-update-in-app-stores/102750 We predicted this […]
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Anti Surveillance Tech PSA: YouTube has a stupid tracking code thing that forces you to become "friends" just from clicking a link. This creates social links G can track you & others by, with a false "consent". Please follow the steps in this video with your account to turn that tracking BS off.
Apparently it's a factory reset day.
Trying to load the Play Store. Any suggestions?
Did you know that companies already use your cell phone data to track your movements and use that data to decide where they expand their footprint. Way before Flock but Flock is much worse. We need protection from companies using our data and invading our privacy
WHAT
We used to call software that deleted your data—and was distributed from user to user in part through disguising itself as helpful software—viruses.
jesus fucking christ this guy has worse infosec than me
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