Collaborate Disseminate
Gaslights produce a telltale flicker when nearby lamps are lit; DRAM values do something similar when nearby memory cells are accessed. Continue reading Serious Security: Rowhammer returns to gaslight your computer
From what I understand, the ISP can see the host you’re trying to connect to in the event of a DNS leak. But does that mean they can see the data being sent like the requests body? or even headers?
Or can they just see the IPs/Hosts you’re… Continue reading Can my ISP see request data being posted to a website when a DNS leak occurs
There is an Azure-based internal database server and is not public-facing. There is another front-end application. A specific user group can connect with a VPN. There is no encryption applied at the disk level. So what risk or specific ga… Continue reading Which kind of data breaches or risk can happen if there is no virtual/physical disk encryption
In a recent widely circulated blog post on the risks of prompt injection there is the following aside:
treat your own internal prompts as effectively public data
I’m confused about why this should be the case. Aren’t there many pretty we… Continue reading Why are ChatGPT prompt leaks inevitable? [closed]
Turns out that the Windows 11 Snipping Tool has the same “aCropalypse” data leakage bug as Pixel phones. Here’s how to work around the problem… Continue reading Windows 11 also vulnerable to “aCropalypse” image data leakage
It’s not exactly data theft, but it’s worryingly close to “unintentional treachery” – apparently because it’s great for marketing purposes Continue reading SHEIN shopping app goes rogue, grabs price and URL data from your clipboard
Way back in 2016, our government’s Commission on Election database was hacked. I am one of those 55 million people whose personal data was hacked, including our fingerprints.
Fast forward, we are now at the age where smartphone apps moving… Continue reading My fingerprint was leaked by a hackers who obtained them from vulnerable voting system of our Government, should I avoid using biometric features?
Way back in 2016, our government’s Commission on Election database was hacked. I am one of those 55 million people whose personal data was leaked and exposed including our fingerprints.
We are now at the age where smartphone apps are movin… Continue reading Our fingerprint were leaked from the vulnerable voting system made by our Government, should I avoid using biometric system from now on?
I was recently notified by Guardio that some of my info was leaked to ‘Combolist’ and when I clicked on the link I was brought to this.. https://cracked.io/Forum-Combolists–297?page=2.
I’m completely horrified at what I saw and didn’t com… Continue reading Was recently leaked and wondering what this site can do w/ my info
Background
There have been more than a handful of recent security breaches at my company, involving social engineering and spoofed emails.
A malicious actor fraudulently spoofing one of our customers, sends an email to a user at my company… Continue reading Microsoft Purview Sensitivity labels, best practices for setup?