Collaborate Disseminate
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
Last week, Motherboard obtained data from the so-called ZooPark hacking group, which some suspect is connected to Iran. Now the hacker responsible has seemingly dumped the information after receiving a $1,000 payment. Continue reading Hacker Publicly Posts Data Stolen From Government-Linked Cyberespionage Group
The US government has been indicting foreign government hackers, and American government hackers are worried China and Russia might start doing the same to them. Continue reading Ex-NSA Hackers Worry China And Russia Will Try to Arrest Them
So there’s been a lot of news lately about the Telegram hack and how 15 million accounts were compromised, which is not technically true. There’s 2 vectors of attack at play here, both of which regard Iranian users, but are not connected (other than the attackers probably being the same group). So the two attacks […]
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Privacy watchdogs are blasting Rule 41, a proposed change to the federal criminal procedures, saying it would allow the government to hack into phones and seize computers remotely. Continue reading Privacy Watchdogs Vow to Fight ‘Dystopian’ Rule 41