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Researchers uncovers “ultimate man-in-the-middle attack” that used an elaborate spoofing campaign to fool a Chinese VC firm and rip off an emerging business. Continue reading ‘Ultimate’ MiTM Attack Steals $1M from Israeli Startup
My MAC address has been spoofed by a neighbor to access my WiFi, positively. I know it’s futile changing the WPA key or not broadcasting the SSID.
What are my options at this point ?
Recently I received several text messages from TWO different numbers that I did not recognize. I called the numbers back, and texted them, but there was no answer, or vm. I googled them as well, and no hits. Thus, I contacted… Continue reading Is there a way to find out WHO sent me a life threatening text? [on hold]
Although the 2020 presidential race has become more crowded in recent weeks, Mick Baccio — the chief information security officer for Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg’s campaign — isn’t concerned. Baccio may be the only person on the South Bend, Indiana, mayor’s staff that isn’t worried about former Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick, Sen. Elizabeth Warren, former Vice President Joe Biden or any of the other candidates. For him, the competition is foreign adversaries trying to hack into Buttigieg’s campaign infrastructure. “I don’t do politics. I’m just learning how the caucus works,” Baccio said during remarks at CYBERWARCON, a cybersecurity conference held Thursday in Arlington, Virginia. “I don’t care if it’s left or right, I care if it’s Russian or Iranian [intrusions]. That’s who I really [care about,] that’s the competitor.” His ultimate goal is making sure Buttigieg’s campaign doesn’t fall victim to the same intrusions that Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign […]
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A malicious spam campaign that informs victims it contains a “critical Windows update” instead leads to the installation of Cyborg ransomware, researchers have found. Further, they were able to access its builder, which can be used to creat… Continue reading ‘Windows Update’ Installs Cyborg Ransomware
Someone sent me a txt that was old, from a number that I recognize. It originally was from that person months ago, but they erased it. It was resent to me and I was supposed to have sent messages to a phone…I didnt.
How c… Continue reading Spoof txt and number
I am studying the SMTP protocol and follow a course materials to setup a PoC spoofed email by talking with a SMTP server of our department.
This is what I have right now:
shuaiw@shuaicpu1:~$ telnet mail.XXXXXX 25
Trying XX… Continue reading Spoofed email: can’t determine Purported Responsible Address
This question already has an answer here:
How do I discern the authenticity of the website?
3 answers
https://www.irs.gov… Continue reading Can I be reasonably certain that IRS website is genuine? [duplicate]
Am trying to deal with an elaborate attack campaign from a stalky, vengeful ex. You name it, its happened. Phone number spoofing, email intercepts, equipment sabotage, even manipulating indexing on university systems to frust… Continue reading Need security assistance on targeted sabotage campaign [on hold]
Sequence of events:
I didn’t touch my phone all day (at work, busy day, know it didn’t even come out of my pocket, but was on).
5:20pm I get a call by a guy asking me who I am and why I called him at 2pm. Tell him I didn’t call him.
Imme… Continue reading Someone called someone else with my phone number