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China Surveillance Company Hacked

Schneier on Security

I-Soon sells hacking and espionage services to Chinese national and local government. And they seem to primarily be hacking regionally. Last week, someone posted something like 570 files, images and chat logs from a Chinese company called I-Soon. Lots of details in the news articles.

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The Internet Enabled Mass Surveillance. AI Will Enable Mass Spying.

Schneier on Security

Spying and surveillance are different but related things. If I hired that same private detective to put you under surveillance, I would get a different report: where you went, whom you talked to, what you purchased, what you did. Before the internet, putting someone under surveillance was expensive and time-consuming.

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Ukraine’s SBU said that Russia’s intelligence hacked surveillance cameras to direct a missile strike on Kyiv

Security Affairs

Ukraine’s SBU revealed that Russia-linked threat actors hacked surveillance cameras to spy on air defense forces and critical infrastructure in Kyiv. The surveillance cameras were located in residential buildings and were used to monitor the surrounding area and a parking lot. ” reads the announcement published by the SBU.

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Hacking School Surveillance Systems

Schneier on Security

Lance Vick suggesting that students hack their schools' surveillance systems. This is an ethical minefield that I feel students would be well within their rights to challenge, and if needed, undermine," he said.

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Verkada Surveillance Hack, Breach Highlights IoT Risks

Security Boulevard

reported a breach of customer surveillance data to the U.S. The post Verkada Surveillance Hack, Breach Highlights IoT Risks appeared first on Security Boulevard. Building security vendor Verkada Inc. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), the company said in a statement. The affected businesses included such.

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Trust your surveillance? Why hacked cameras are very bad

We Live Security

The post Trust your surveillance? Why hacked cameras are very bad appeared first on WeLiveSecurity. When a breach captures a part of us that is unchangeable, does it mean that we have allowed technology to pry too deeply into our lives?

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Surveillance firm’s leaked docs show the purchase of an $8M iOS RCE zero-day exploit?

Security Affairs

Leaked documents show the surveillance firm Intellexa offering exploits for iOS and Android devices for $8 Million. Intellexa is an Israeli surveillance firm founded by Israeli entrepreneur Tal Dilian, it offers surveillance and hacking solution to law enforcement and intelligence agencies. Pierluigi Paganini.