Project Silica

Comprehensive server security

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Tencent tdsqlpcloud <= 1.8.5 has a critical vulnerability (CVE-2023-52286) that exposes database credentials to unauthenticated attackers.

#cybersecurity #infosec #tdsqlpcloud #tencent #cve

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CVE-2023-52135: A medium-severity vulnerability in WS Form LITE for WordPress that allows SQL injection attacks. Update to version 1.9.8 or later.

#cybersecurity #infosec #wordpress #vulnerability

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CVE-2023-52174 and CVE-2023-52173: Two low-severity vulnerabilities in XnView Classic on Windows that cause crashes. Update to version 2.51.3 or later. #cybersecurity #infosec #xnview #vulnerability

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CVE-2023-52240: A high-severity vulnerability in Kantega SSO apps for Atlassian products that allows XSS attacks. Update to version 6.20.0 or disable SAML POST Binding.

#cybersecurity #infosec #atlassian #vulnerability

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Nashua School District hit by a sophisticated cyberattack on Sunday, but classes will go on as scheduled Monday. The district is working to investigate and restore its systems.

#Nashua #cyberattack #schools #education #security

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Hackers hijack ESA satellite test and send it spinning out of control.

https://t.co/haYSKugCzk

#cyberattack #space #hacking #esa #satellite #cybersecurity

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Pro-Russian hackers target Europe’s air traffic agency in cyberattack. Could this affect flights and security?

https://t.co/6EGjDmf0X2

#cybersecurity #europe #russia #airtraffic #hackers

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Did you know that Netflix uses FreeBSD to deliver its content to you? Learn how they built their own CDN with open source software and achieved 400Gb/s encryption speed.

https://t.co/CVBO1ZUjHU

#Netflix #FreeBSD #CDN #kTLS #OpenSource

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@SergiiKirianov It only works for singular .JS files, and not projects consisting of many source files ☹️

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Sky customers urged to change passwords after cyber attack. Hackers claim to have stolen personal data of millions of users.

https://t.co/glq4YoT9mb

#Sky #CyberAttack #DataBreach #CyberSecurity #Password

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[8/8] The paper is available online at https://t.co/QsASjEo2kK. If you are interested in learning more about Screaming Channels and other attacks, you can follow us on Twitter.

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[1/8] Your wireless devices can betray you with electromagnetic waves. A 2018 paper reveals a novel attack that exploits the radio transceivers of IoT devices.
#screaming #channels #iot

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[7/8] The paper is titled “Screaming Channels: When Electromagnetic Side Channels Meet Radio Transceivers” and it was presented at the ACM Conference on Computer and Communications Security (CCS) 2018.

#paper #title #conference #authors #affiliations #experts

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Hackers claim to have breached Western Digital’s systems and gained access to customer data, firmware updates and source code. The company says it is investigating the incident and has not confirmed any compromise.

https://t.co/Ya3WBm8uib

#WesternDigital #DataBreach

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[10/10] TEMPEST is one of the most secretive and mysterious projects in the history of cryptography and intelligence. It has been the subject of many rumors, myths, and speculations. It has also inspired many researchers & hackers to explore the hidden world of electromagnetics.

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[1/10] TEMPEST is a codename for a secret project that deals with detecting and preventing electromagnetic leaks from electronic devices. It was started by the US government during World War II. #TEMPEST #NSA #EMSEC #WWII #Crypto

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[2/10] The origin of TEMPEST can be traced back to 1943, when a #Bell engineer named Van Eck noticed that he could pick up the keystrokes of a typewriter across the street using a #radio receiver. He reported his discovery to the US #Army. #TEMPEST #NSA #EMSEC #WWII #Crypto