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How we built the new Find My Device network with user security and privacy in mind

Google Security

The keys themselves have no location capabilities, but they may have a Bluetooth tag attached. Nearby Android devices participating in the Find My Device network report the location of the Bluetooth tag. Only the Bluetooth tag owner (and those they’ve chosen to share access with) can decrypt and view the tag’s location.

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Thieves Using AirTags to “Follow” Cars

Schneier on Security

Brand name “air tags” are placed in out-of-sight areas of the target vehicles when they are parked in public places like malls or parking lots. Once the new key is programmed, the vehicle will start and the thieves drive it away.

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Multiple APT groups exploited WinRAR flaw CVE-2023-38831

Security Affairs

Google TAG reported that both Russia and China-linked threat actors are weaponizing the a high-severity vulnerability in WinRAR. Google’s Threat Analysis Group (TAG) reported that in recent weeks multiple nation-state actors were spotted exploiting the vulnerability CVE-2023-38831 in WinRAR. ” reported Google TAG.

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Russian COLDRIVER Hackers Expand Beyond Phishing with Custom Malware

The Hacker News

The Russia-linked threat actor known as COLDRIVER has been observed evolving its tradecraft to go beyond credential harvesting to deliver its first-ever custom malware written in the Rust programming language. The lures are

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Noname Security Extends Reach of API Security Platform

Security Boulevard

Noname Security this week extended the reach of its platform for securing application programming interfaces (APIs) to make it easier to discover APIs and visualize the workflows that revolve around them. The post Noname Security Extends Reach of API Security Platform appeared first on Security Boulevard.

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Coldriver threat group targets high-ranking officials to obtain credentials

Malwarebytes

Researchers at Google’s Threat Analysis Group (TAG) have published their findings about a group they have dubbed Coldriver. Recently, TAG has noticed that the group uses “lure documents” to install a backdoor on the target’s system. TAG has created a YARA rule that cab help find the Spica backdoor.

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Google links three exploitation frameworks to Spanish commercial spyware vendor Variston

Security Affairs

Google’s Threat Analysis Group (TAG) linked three exploitation frameworks to a Spanish surveillance spyware vendor named Variston. While tracking the activities of commercial spyware vendors, Threat Analysis Group (TAG) spotted an exploitation framework likely linked Variston IT, a Spanish firm. ” TAG concludes.

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