@UK_Daniel_Card The law don’t encourage self help so even if we want to be real aggressive, we simply can’t (without breaking the law). But id love to find whatever I can and link the clues together without actively invading their networks
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There are a growing number of Large Language Model (LLM) technologies now available to work with. But picking which to use can be a challenge, since most performance data are based on generic task. So the SophosAI team set out to benchmark LLMs for infosec applications.
@0x36783836@vxunderground the only thing I can blame is the security culture within EA/Respawn, the devs/managements aren't actually playing the game and they dont know what's going on with this game and they are not identifying the risk correctly, which is sad for a good game like apex.
@0x36783836@vxunderground I agree and apex uses a modified version of source engine makes it even harder to patch. but the fact that the attacker was able to spawn bots in rank matches and terminate the matches (assuming is the same attacker) is a really big hint that something is wrong on the server.
@0x36783836@vxunderground The security team should find the vulnerabilities and fix them. The fact that they overlooked this for months while it’s happening is just unacceptable from a security perspective. It could be as simple as a config error on the server side.
In SCADA hacks, there are two main ways: protocol hacks (modbus, DNP3, etc) and Human Machine Interface (HMI) hacks. This tutorial showcases a compromise of an HMI system through a buffer overflow in the monitoring software.
https://t.co/EjqoQT3Scp
@three_cube#scada#hacking