Collaborate Disseminate
Fellow member of the Security Bloggers Network – Brian Krebs and his superlative blog Krebs On Security provides a tour de force exposé of the unfortunate current security posture of the wireless carriers in the United States. Read it my friends… Continue reading Krebs On Security: Brilliant Exposé Of US Wireless Carriers
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via Kieren McCarthy, writing at El Reg, reports of a contemplated bill (H.B. 1426) before the State of Texas’ House of Representatives ostensibly making data throttling on mobile networks durin… Continue reading Cough Up The Bandwidth
Just A Crystal Based AM Radio, Not Really A Mobile Phone, I Just Happen To Appreciate The Photo.
Catalin Cimpanu reporting at Zero Day, provides us with the Litany of Telephony Flaws: 2019 Edition (also known as just another day in Security Dreamland… Continue reading Newly Discovered Security SNAFU 3G, 4G, 5G Networks Impacted: Here We Go!
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John Dillon writing at Vermont Public Radio, brings forth the true story of Cory Chase, a State of Vermont Telecommunications Infrastructure Specialist and his quest to accurately detail mobile telephony signal coverage in hi… Continue reading The Story: Vermont State Official Proves Carrier Claims Of Coverage Are Hogwash
Videography Credit: Irongeek (Adrian Crenshaw).
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via Sean Gallagher, writing at Ars Technica, comes this particularly unfortunate news for Apple Inc. (Nasdaq: AAPL) MDM (Mobile Device Management) bits – especially considering there will be a flood of new devices into many orgs. On the plus side, the… Continue reading MDM Brute Forced
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Both Cyrus Favrivar of Ars Technica and Kate Martin, writing for The Tacoma News Tribune, have reported (Ars, Tribune) that Judge G. Helen Whitener has rebuked the Tacoma Police Department’s for their apparent decision to not produce the surveillance… Continue reading City of Tacoma Fined $300,000 For Witholding Stingray Surveillance Data
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Following up on our Tuesday post entitled ‘4G Gone Wild (and the trigger for that post – Zero Day author Zack Whittaker’s) superlative piece), another author – Sean Gallagher of Ars Technica – has posted a highly detailed article presenting his take o… Continue reading LTE Flaw-O-Rama