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In Search of Riches: Hackers Plant 4G-Enabled Raspberry Pi in Bank Network

In Search of Riches: Hackers Plant 4G-Enabled Raspberry Pi in Bank Network

In a daring attempt to siphon money from a financial institution, hackers implanted a Raspberry Pi with a 4G modem into the network of an unnamed bank. This incident, disclosed by security researchers at Group-IB, marks a significant breach of the bank’s defenses allowing attackers to bypass its perimeter

Microsoft Catches Russian Hackers Targeting Foreign Embassies

Microsoft Catches Russian Hackers Targeting Foreign Embassies

Russian-state hackers have been detected targeting foreign embassies in Moscow with specifically designed malware. This malware is installed using adversary-in-the-middle attacks that function at the Internet Service Provider (ISP) level, as reported by Microsoft on Thursday. Since last year, this campaign has been persisting. It relies on ISPs in Russia,

Voice Phishers Strike Again: Cisco Impacted

Voice Phishers Strike Again: Cisco Impacted

Cisco confirmed a breach where attackers conducted a voice phishing attack, allowing them to download profile data from a third-party CRM system. This breach exposed basic account details like names, addresses, and email addresses of individuals signed up on Cisco.com. Fortunately, it was confirmed by Cisco that more sensitive

Understanding Deepfake Vishing Attacks

Understanding Deepfake Vishing Attacks

By now, you’ve likely heard of fraudulent calls that use AI to clone the voices of people the call recipient knows. These calls often sound like a grandchild, CEO, or work colleague you’ve known for years, reporting an urgent matter requiring immediate action, such as wiring money, divulging

Exposed: Security Flaws in Corporate Streaming Platforms

Exposed: Security Flaws in Corporate Streaming Platforms

Major streaming services like Netflix and Disney+ have invested heavily in securing their content, ensuring that users can't access it without subscriptions or bypassing regional restrictions. However, recent revelations at the Defcon security conference in Las Vegas have uncovered design flaws in corporate streaming platforms, potentially allowing unauthorized

Hackers Discover Seconds-Long Backdoor in High-Security Safes

Hackers Discover Seconds-Long Backdoor in High-Security Safes

About two years ago, security researchers James Rowley and Mark Omo delved into a scandal in the world of electronic safes. Liberty Safe, renowned as "America’s #1 heavy-duty home and gun safe manufacturer," allegedly provided the FBI with a code to access a suspect's safe