August 2021 Security Intelligence Roundup: Pipeline Changes, Social Engineering and Software Supply Chain Attacks

Ransomware catches people’s attention in part because it feeds on emotion. People click on links without looking at them first, and this remains one of the most common vectors for attack. While it may seem like the internet is filled with the same advice over and over again, even the most attentive person can slip […]

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News Wrap: IoT Radio Telnet Backdoor And ‘SimJacker’ Active Exploit

Threatpost editors Tara Seals and Lindsey O’Donnell talk about the top news stories of the week – from leaky databases to SIM card attacks. Continue reading News Wrap: IoT Radio Telnet Backdoor And ‘SimJacker’ Active Exploit

Cramming Dual SIMs & A Micro SD Card Into Your Phone

There are plenty of dual SIM phones on the market these days, but most of them are a hamstrung by packaging issues. Despite their dual SIM capability, this usually comes at the expense of the microSD card slot. Of course, hackers don’t accept such nonsense, and [Tweepy] went about crafting …read more

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Smart mobility and the blockchain

Can a consortium blockchain approach allow IoT industry players launch and secure new services such as car-sharing apps?
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Smart mobility and the blockchain

Can a consortium blockchain approach allow IoT industry players launch and secure new services such as car-sharing apps?
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