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How to detect or check if one device is being used in Mac Address Spoofing attack??
We already check the system… Malwarebytes, Windows AV Scans and nothing is detectec.. also there is any kind of compromised tool/app.
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The inspector general’s office in the Department of Homeland Security is warning that identity thieves and fraudsters are spoofing caller ID systems to make it look as if victims are being called from the IG’s anonymous tipline. “The perpetrators of the scam represent themselves as employees with ‘U.S. Immigration,’” the office states in a press release circulated Wednesday, and “demand to obtain or verify personally identifiable information from their victims through various tactics, including by telling individuals that they are the victims of identity theft.” “Many of the scammers reportedly have pronounced accents,” states the press release. The office said it wanted to remind the public that it “never uses its hotline number to make outgoing calls — the phone line is only used to receive information from the public.” The hotline remains “perfectly safe” for reporting “fraud, waste, abuse, or mismanagement within DHS components or programs,” the statement concludes. The office […]
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The inspector general’s office in the Department of Homeland Security is warning that identity thieves and fraudsters are spoofing caller ID systems to make it look as if victims are being called from the IG’s anonymous tipline. “The perpetrators of the scam represent themselves as employees with ‘U.S. Immigration,’” the office states in a press release circulated Wednesday, and “demand to obtain or verify personally identifiable information from their victims through various tactics, including by telling individuals that they are the victims of identity theft.” “Many of the scammers reportedly have pronounced accents,” states the press release. The office said it wanted to remind the public that it “never uses its hotline number to make outgoing calls — the phone line is only used to receive information from the public.” The hotline remains “perfectly safe” for reporting “fraud, waste, abuse, or mismanagement within DHS components or programs,” the statement concludes. The office […]
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So I’ve just watched this Defcon video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RaA5dEIqzzQ&t=1583s.
Apparently they were able to set up a rouge DHCP server and get a 50/50 chance of sending the victim the DHCP offer before the le… Continue reading Is DHCP spoofing ever possible on VMware?
Last night my friend’s Skype account(which he stopped using 3 years ago) sent all of his contacts a web spoofed message in the following format
www.google.com/something/something/… id= with the receivers ID appended.
When … Continue reading Clicking a spoofed message customised to receivers id from Android
I recently got a call from a lady who claimed I called her and demanded her credit card information and that she owed me money. I did not make the call, but I did verify that on her phone my number did appear to make the call… Continue reading How would someone be able to call (or spoof) from a phone number they do not own
Interesting acoustic attack against the MEMS accelerometers in devices like FitBits. Millions of accelerometers reside inside smartphones, automobiles, medical devices, anti-theft devices, drones, IoT devices, and many other industrial and consumer applications. Our work investigates how analog acoustic injection attacks can damage the digital integrity of the capacitive MEMS accelerometer. Spoofing such sensors with intentional acoustic interference enables an out-of-spec… Continue reading Acoustic Attack Against Accelerometers
Let’s say I have the following scenario. I have QR Code, Eddystone and/or NFC which contains IP address, with which, my client side application communicates. Let’s say this IP address can vary from user to user (or let’s say … Continue reading Protecting QR Code, Eddystone and NFC against spoofing
I know that Trapcall allows mobile telephone users to forward their calls to a toll free number, which then forwards them back to the user’s telephone, allowing them to see the caller ID. However, this A) is only available th… Continue reading Is it possible to un-spoof a spoofed caller ID?
I know that Trapcall allows mobile telephone users to forward their calls to a toll free number, which then forwards them back to the user’s telephone, allowing them to see the caller ID. However, this A) is only available thru Trapcall fo… Continue reading Is it possible to un-spoof a spoofed caller ID?