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NASA hacked! An unauthorized Raspberry Pi connected to its network was the entry point

Security Affairs

“In this case the attacker, using an external user account, exploited weaknesses in JPL’s system of security controls to move undetected within the JPL network for approximately 10 months.” While an investigation is still ongoing, the Agency announced to have installed additional monitoring agents on its firewalls.

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New Leak Shows Business Side of China’s APT Menace

Krebs on Security

Security experts who reviewed the leaked data say they believe the information is legitimate, and that i-SOON works closely with China’s Ministry of State Security and the military. In 2021, the Sichuan provincial government named i-SOON as one of “the top 30 information security companies.”

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The Hacker Mind Podcast: Hacking Healthcare

ForAllSecure

I’m Robert Vamosi and this episode about best practices in information security, and how critical life services, in particular, remain at risk today -- in the middle of a global pandemic. Vamosi: At Black Hat USA 2011, hacker Jay Radcliffe demonstrated before a live audience how he could hack his own personal insulin pump.

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The Hacker Mind Podcast: Hacking Healthcare

ForAllSecure

I’m Robert Vamosi and this episode about best practices in information security, and how critical life services, in particular, remain at risk today -- in the middle of a global pandemic. Vamosi: At Black Hat USA 2011, hacker Jay Radcliffe demonstrated before a live audience how he could hack his own personal insulin pump.

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Detecting and Preventing Insider Threats in the Cloud

McAfee

The sensitivity and scale of data available to users within organizations has led to some of the most notorious security failures. While current employees are the biggest perpetrators of insider attacks, accounting for 30% of all incidents, former employees can also cause damage. If a match is found, an alarm is triggered.