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Tracking the Trackers: For Better or Worse

SecureWorld News

And while we have gained both safety and security as a result of this ability to globally track people and things, we seemed to have lost our true sense of privacy. Tracking valuable things on the move usually manifested itself as fleet vehicles containing hidden GPS trackers. We didn’t even communicate with the devices.

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Listening in at Latimer House. RF emissions and more

Pen Test Partners

Loose lips sink ships, loose tweets sink fleets. It stressed the need to protect sensitive information and cultivated a culture of silence over military matters. It stressed the need to protect sensitive information and cultivated a culture of silence over military matters. Hitler’s Deputy Rudolf Hess was among them.

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Take The Stress Out of Securing Your Workforce

Jane Frankland

His third law, is widely known and states that, “for every action there is an equal and opposing reaction.” As technology advances at speed, it enables just as many opportunities as it introduces threats. Gains come but so do threats and losses. But what more can be done to maximise advancements and minimise cyber threats?

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The Pegasus project: key takeaways for the corporate world

IT Security Guru

Forbidden Stories, a Paris-based non-profit organisation that seeks to ensure the freedom of speech of journalists, recently announced that the Pegasus Project surveillance solution by the Israeli NSO Group selected 50,000 phone numbers for surveillance by its customers following a data leak. .

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Million of vehicles can be attacked via MiCODUS MV720 GPS Trackers

Security Affairs

Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) published an advisory to warn of multiple security vulnerabilities in MiCODUS MV720 Global Positioning System (GPS) trackers which are used by over 1.5 million vehicles. An attacker can exploit the flaws to remote disruption of critical functions of the impacted vehicles.

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BEST PRACTICES: How testing for known memory vulnerabilities can strengthen DevSecOps

The Last Watchdog

DevSecOps proponents are pushing for security-by-design practices to get woven into the highly agile DevOps engineering culture. And that’s not counting the latent vulnerabilities getting overlooked in this fast-paced environment – flaws sure to be discovered and exploited down the line by opportunistic threat actors.

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FBI warns food and agriculture to brace for seasonal ransomware attacks

Malwarebytes

In September 2021 , the agency revealed that ransomware threat actors were ramping up attacks as the sector adopted more smart technologies. ” The FBI is concerened that threat actors might think agricultural cooperatives have an extra incentive to pay ransoms because some phases of their work are so time-sensitive. .