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Crickets from Chirp Systems in Smart Lock Key Leak

Krebs on Security

“Chirp Access improperly stores credentials within its source code, potentially exposing sensitive information to unauthorized access,” CISA’s alert warned, assigning the bug a CVSS (badness) rating of 9.1 (out It’s either agree to use the app or move.” out of a possible 10).

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Google Play adds security audit badges for Android VPN apps

Bleeping Computer

Google Play, Android's official app store, is now tagging VPN apps with an 'independent security reviews' badge if they conducted an independent security audit of their software and platform. [.]

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Apple blocked 1.7 million apps for privacy, security issues in 2022

Bleeping Computer

Apple's App Store team prevented more than $2 billion in transactions tagged as potentially fraudulent and blocked almost 1.7 million app submissions for privacy, security, and content policy violations in 2022. [.]

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Burger King forgets to put a password on their systems, again

Security Affairs

While, due to legal reasons, the researchers could not check what exactly was stored in the database, there were likely job posts and perhaps other data entered by the applicants. The exposure of database credentials is dangerous, as a malicious actor could use them to connect to the database and read or modify data stored within.

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New Android malicious library Goldoson found in 60 apps +100M downloads

Security Affairs

A new Android malware named Goldoson was distributed through 60 legitimate apps on the official Google Play store. The apps totaled more than 100 million downloads in the ONE store and Google Play stores in South Korea. It is important to highlight that the library was not developed by the authors of the apps.

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Malicious dropper apps on Play Store totaled 30.000+ installations

Security Affairs

ThreatFabric researchers discovered five malicious dropper apps on Google Play Store with more than 130,000 downloads. Researchers at ThreatFabric have discovered five malicious dropper apps on the official Google Play Store. that were delivered using dropper apps on Google Play with 10k+ installations.

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RFID: Is it Secret? Is it Safe?

Approachable Cyber Threats

RFID uses electromagnetic fields in the form of radio waves to establish communication links between an RFID tag or transmitter and an RFID reader or receiver. Pieces of information are transmitted through the link that the reader uses to establish authenticity of the tag or transmitter and authorize access. Is RFID secure?

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