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Understanding Deepfake Vishing Attacks

Understanding Deepfake Vishing Attacks

In recent times, fraudulent calls leveraging AI to mimic the voices of people known to the call recipient have raised significant concerns. The perpetrator may sound like a familiar grandchild, CEO, or colleague, insisting on urgent actions like wiring money or divulging sensitive credentials. Experts and authorities have long cautioned

Exploiting SVG Files: A New Frontier for Adult Sites

Exploiting SVG Files: A New Frontier for Adult Sites

In an evolving landscape of cyber threats, adult sites have found a novel channel for garnering Facebook likes – malicious code embedded within .svg image files. These files possess unique qualities that render them ideal candidates for exploitation in digital schemes. The SVG format, commonly known as Scalable Vector Graphics, is

Apple's Next-Gen Smart Home Devices Include Innovative Robot and Security Enhancements

Apple's Next-Gen Smart Home Devices Include Innovative Robot and Security Enhancements

Apple's aspirations in the smart home sphere have taken a leap forward with reports indicating the development of a tabletop robot that could redefine the way we interact with home tech. Rumors of a touchscreen-enabled smart device from Apple have been a persistent subject of speculation, and recent

Unmasking North Korean Hackers: A Tale of Cyber Espionage

Unmasking North Korean Hackers: A Tale of Cyber Espionage

Earlier this year, two intrepid hackers discovered something startling after breaking into a computer. To their surprise, they found themselves on the machine of a hacker allegedly tied to the North Korean government. The duo, who prefer to be known by their handles Saber and cyb0rg, spent four months delving

Exploiting Vulnerabilities in Gemini CLI Coding Tool

Exploiting Vulnerabilities in Gemini CLI Coding Tool

A major flaw has been discovered in Google's Gemini CLI coding tool, allowing hackers to run malicious commands. Within 48 hours, researchers exploiting the tool's default settings could clandestinely siphon sensitive data to servers under a hacker's control. Gemini CLI, an open-source AI tool,

Hackers Use Raspberry Pi for Bank Attack

Hackers Use Raspberry Pi for Bank Attack

In a bold move, hackers have planted a Raspberry Pi equipped with a 4G modem within the network of an unspecified bank, aiming to exploit the bank’s ATM system. Security firm Group-IB reported this groundbreaking tactic, stating that it allowed attackers to bypass all perimeter defenses. Using a technique