Collaborate Disseminate
Security researchers disclosed new work at the Chaos Communication Congress showing how hackers can bypass vein based authentication. Continue reading Hackers Make a Fake Hand to Beat Vein Authentication
The data includes names, phone numbers, addresses, and Social Security Numbers. Continue reading Children’s Personal Data and SSNs Are Being Sold on the Dark Web
An Iranian academic says Slack banned him from the communication platform due to US sanctions. But the academic does not live in Iran; he’s in Canada. Continue reading Slack Bans Iranian Academic Living in Canada Because of Sanctions
A new Amnesty International report goes into some of the technical details around how hackers can automatically phish two-factor authentication tokens sent to phones. Continue reading How Hackers Bypass Gmail 2FA at Scale
TikTok, which is mega popular with children and teens, has a problem with blatant, violent white supremacy and Nazism. Continue reading TikTok Has a Nazi Problem
The internet is a bustling place, with hackers constantly firing exploits against whoever they can. Cybersecurity firm GreyNoise is trying to filter out some of that noise. Continue reading This Cybersecurity Firm Listens to the Background ‘Noise’ of the Internet
The Wall Street Journal has previously shown how YouTube megastar PewDiePie pushed anti-semitic messages. Now, someone appears to have defaced a section of the WSJ’s website with a pro-PewDiePie message. Continue reading Hackers Deface Wall Street Journal With Pro-PewDiePie Message
While the advertising industry generally moved away from banner adverts, they’re still very much alive, well, and kicking on cybercrime forums. Continue reading Hacker Banner Ads Are Totally Wild
This week Nintendo filed a lawsuit against Mikel Euskaldunak, who allegedly offered tools to help people run pirated games on their Nintendo Switch, as well as sold NES Classic consoles preloaded with more games. Continue reading Nintendo Sues Californian for Selling Modded NES Classic and Switch Hacks
On Tuesday, Motherboard contacted Experian after a researcher found apparent customer data in an exposed training manual. Then the manuals went offline. Continue reading Experian Exposes Apparent Customer Data in Training Manuals