NIST recently warned of AI poisoning attacks. In an interview with @CSOonline, ISACA Emerging Trends Working Group member Mary Carmichael says, "This is an emergent risk, and once AI technology scales, the poisoning threat will become more apparent." https://t.co/iWRWJLh5KG
NIST recently warned of AI poisoning attacks. In an interview with @CSOonline, ISACA Emerging Trends Working Group member Mary Carmichael says, "This is an emergent risk, and once AI technology scales, the poisoning threat will become more apparent." https://t.co/iWRWJLh5KG
Relay Attack on Passive Keyless Entry (PKE) - I wanted to reshare this video I posted a couple months back.
A car thief uses an RF transceiver with a circular antenna (in her/his hands) to catch and amplify the key fob signal. The key was apparently left close to the front door, which is also where the recording camera was positioned. Another person (the driver) is in the vehicle behind, keeping the second part of the tool - a receiver - in the car to emulate the presence of the key fob in the vehicle and start the car.
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Starting from today, our daily Hack of Today is getting a makeover and will become Hack Tuesday (marked with the hashtag #HT). Every Tuesday, we will post the week hacks on our social media channels and on https://t.co/XtBKBzWmO2 too.
For now it is just a small update, but a big one will come soon! Stay tuned!
Here is the first Hack Tuesday, which includes 68 ransomware victims all over the world (see the map) by 17 hacking groups.
The most active ransomware group this week has been LockBit 3.0 with 14 claimed attacks, while the United States accounts for 47% of the victims.
For the complete list, follow the link!
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🚨#DataBreach 🚨
🇪🇸🇨🇱🇺🇾 - Millions of data allegedly exfiltrated from Santander are for sale for $2,000,000 on a hacking forum.
According to the post, the exfiltrated database contains:
30 million customer data entries, 64 million account numbers and balances, 28 million credit card numbers, HR employee lists, Customer citizenship information.
Santander recently discovered unauthorized access to a database hosted by a third-party provider.
An investigation confirmed that customer information from Santander Chile, Spain, and Uruguay, as well as data of all current and some former employees, were accessed.
Santander full article: https://t.co/ukNywGLSth
Screenshot of the hacking forum post originally published by:
Germán Fernández (@1ZRR4H).
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