Collaborate Disseminate
Suppose I have a cellphone in my pocket, and it is running a malicious app or malicious code, and I am having an in-person conversation with another person. Is it possible for my phone to capture my voice and eavesdrop on the conversation… Continue reading Can smartphone eavesdrop on conversations while in your pocket?
A threat actor tracked as Lemon Group has control over millions of smartphones distributed worldwide thanks to preinstalled Guerrilla malware.
The post Millions of Smartphones Distributed Worldwide With Preinstalled ‘Guerrilla’ Malware appe… Continue reading Millions of Smartphones Distributed Worldwide With Preinstalled ‘Guerrilla’ Malware
More fallout for SpaceX this week after their Starship launch attempt, but of the legal kind rather than concrete and rebar. A handful of environmental groups filed the suit, alleging …read more Continue reading Hackaday Links: May 7, 2023
The Raspberry Pi was a fairly revolutionary computing device when it came on the scene around a decade ago. Enough processing power to run a full Linux desktop and plenty …read more Continue reading Using An Old Smartphone In Place of A Raspberry Pi
I need to fake/spoof the EXIF data in my photos in order to keep the security or privacy, I know to change it, but it’s very hard to find the correct EXIF data for the popular camera ( Apple, Sumsung and Blackberry and so on) while the MAC… Continue reading looking for exif for photos in different camera [closed]
I need to fake/spoof the EXIF data in my photos in order to keep the security or privacy, I know to change it, but it’s very hard to find the correct EXIF data for the popular camera ( Apple, Sumsung and Blackberry and so on) while the MAC… Continue reading looking for exif for photos in different camera [closed]
As smartphones become more ubiquitous in society, they are being used in plenty of ways not imaginable even ten or fifteen years ago. Using its sensors to gather LIDAR information, …read more Continue reading Glowscope Reduces Microscope Cost By Orders of Magnitude
Hackers can crack wpa2 passwords with hashcat.
Is this applicable to mobile phone/pc wifi sharing hotspots (adapters)? Can hashcat be used on a mobile phone/pc hotspot?
Continue reading Bruteforcing AP hotspots with hashcat [closed]
I have an old phone that I am trying to recover the data from. I was hoping to desolder the chip and buy an expensive reader for NAND flash chips but then it occurred to me that the contents of the flash chip are probably encrypted. If I a… Continue reading Can you decrypt storage from an Android phone directly from the flash?
By Waqas
The ad fraud was discovered while the researchers were investigating an iOS application that had been heavily impacted by an app spoofing attack.
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Massive Ad Fraud Scheme Shut Down: 11 Mi… Continue reading Massive Ad Fraud Scheme Shut Down: 11 Million Phones Targeted