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via Chris Williams, Editor in Chief of The Register, comes this surprising/yet not surprising fourth security flaw that now joins the Spectre/Meltdown Speculative Execution flaw in modern CPUs. Bad news for all.
“Variant 4 is referred to as a specula… Continue reading Fourth Spectre/Meltdown Hole of Doom Discovered
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via Samuel H. Moore, writing at the IEEE’s Spectrum Magazine, comes word of the ‘Unhackable Envelope’. The Fraunhofer team (developers of the Unhackable Envelope) comprised of Vincent Immler – Fraunhofer Institute for Applie… Continue reading Hardware Envelope, A Secure Conveyance
DOD Bans On-Base Sale Huawei, ZTE Mobile Devices
via Graham Cluley, writing at GrahamCluley.com, comes this interesting story, originaly via Stu Woo and Gordon Lubold, both at The Wall Street Journal, in which, Messrs. Woo and Lubold detail the banni… Continue reading DOD, The Banning
via Joseph Cox, writing at Motherboard (a Vice property), tells ths unfortunate tale of a Russian company selling zero-day exploit code, targeting hospital software… Today’s MustRead. H/T
“Gleg offers several different packs of exploits for clients… Continue reading Russia Flogging Zero-Day Exploits
via Zack Whittaker timely reportage for ZDNet’s Zero Day group, his work provides insight to the tangled-web-we-weave in the ICS/SCADA world. This time – the ramifications of a particularly-pesky security flaw in a Schneider product (amongst thousand… Continue reading All’s Not Quiet On The SCADA Front
I am sure you have all read the news of Grayshift’s issues battling extortionists and their ilk. I have, however, not seen any significant commentary regarding the data theft this SNAFU could facilitate.
Here’s the thought problem (looking for culpabi… Continue reading The Grayshift Predicament
Danny Palmer – of ZDNet – tells a tale of a new (and ostensibly – mysterious) worm, evidently targeting health care contraptions (reportedly X-Ray Photography Systems and MRI Scanners). There is some discussion attributing the attacks are performing r… Continue reading Reconnaissance Worm
via Jon Brodkin – putting the scriv in scrivening at our beloved Ars Technica, looks into the latest United States Department of Justice investigation into a couple of mobile telephony giants. Read all about it, and weep for your SIM freedom.
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What does Savoir-Faire the French-Canadian Mouse have to do with hardware that ‘cannot be tampered with’? Quite a bit, as a matter of fact. What follows is a tale of extreme arrogance exhibited by a hardware manufacturer, and the nearly overwhelming … Continue reading Sacré Bleu! Tamper Proof Cryptocash Wallet Tampered With…