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Listening in at Latimer House. RF emissions and more

Pen Test Partners

Subtlety is everything… Thousands of German prisoners, including many generals, passed through Latimer House between 1942 and 1945. British Intelligence knew that prisoners’ knowledge would be a great asset, but they needed to be clever about how they got it. Hitler’s Deputy Rudolf Hess was among them.

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Maciej Ceg?owski on Privacy in the Information Age

Schneier on Security

But this is like arguing that inmates are happy to be in jail because they use the prison library. If I'm subjected to facial recognition at the airport, or tagged on social media at a little league game, or my public library installs an always-on Alexa microphone, no one is violating my legal rights. That is not consent.

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Ferocious Kitten: 6 years of covert surveillance in Iran

SecureList

After enabling their content, both documents drop malicious executables to the infected system and display messages against the regime in Iran, such as the following (translated from Persian): I am Hussein Jafari I was a prisoner of the regime during 1363-64. Please use the nickname Jafar for my own safety and my family.

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Security Affairs newsletter Round 458 by Pierluigi Paganini – INTERNATIONAL EDITION

Security Affairs

Gov imposes visa restrictions on individuals misusing Commercial Spyware HPE is investigating claims of a new security breach Experts warn of a surge of attacks targeting Ivanti SSRF flaw How to hack the Airbus NAVBLUE Flysmart+ Manager Crooks stole $25.5

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How have people proven their identity since the dawn of time?

CyberSecurity Insiders

However, the method of using personal items as proofs of identity has not faded with history, with institutions such as the military using dog tags as individual identifiers for each soldier. 1046 BC – Tattoos. Another historical identification method was the use of tattoos. ori , the indigenous people of New Zealand.

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The Rise of “Bulletproof” Residential Networks

Krebs on Security

But it’s not unheard of for hosting providers to forge certain documents in their quest for additional IP space, and anyone caught doing so via email, phone or fax could be charged with wire fraud , which is a federal offense that carries punishments of up to $500,000 in fines and as much as 20 years in prison. WHAT IS RESNET?

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The Hacker Mind Podcast: Hacking the Art of Invisibility

ForAllSecure

And for these drug lords, failure means a life in prison. And I’m not talking about services that can quote remove your buddy’s Instagram photos where you are tagged doing something Not Safe For Work. And they also demonstrate my point, that we’re only human, and at some point we’ll slip up and fail.

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