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Surveillance Cameras Disguised as Clothes Hooks

This seems like a bad idea. And there are ongoing lawsuits against Amazon for selling them. This article has been indexed from Schneier on Security Read the original article: Surveillance Cameras Disguised as Clothes Hooks

Bitdefender Scamio helps users verify fraudulent online schemes

Bitdefender unveiled Bitdefender Scamio, a complimentary scam detection service designed to help users verify fraudulent online schemes delivered by email, embedded links, text, and instant messaging through collaboration with a chatbot powered by AI. Online fraud continues to increase each…

China to lock down GPS data for security concerns

In contemporary times, it has become commonplace for applications to request user permission to access their geographical location. Some apps seek access only during use, while others request continuous access. China has recently taken a stringent approach towards applications seeking…

Accelerating security outcomes with a cloud-native SIEM

As organizations modernize their IT infrastructure and increase adoption of cloud services, security teams face new challenges in terms of staffing, budgets and technologies. To keep pace, security programs must evolve to secure modern IT environments against fast-evolving threats with…

Google Forms Used in Call-Back Phishing Scam

What’s happened? Researchers at Abnormal have discovered the latest evolution in call-back phishing campaigns . Call-back phishing? Traditional phishing emails might contain a malicious link or attachment, and lure recipients into clicking on them via social engineering techniques. Call-back phishing…

Russia-linked APT29 spotted targeting JetBrains TeamCity servers

Russia-linked cyber espionage group APT29 has been targeting JetBrains TeamCity servers since September 2023. Experts warn that the Russia-linked APT29 group has been observed targeting JetBrains TeamCity servers to gain initial access to the targets’ networks. The APT29 group (aka SVR…

Photos: CyberMarketingCon 2023

Help Net Security sponsored and attended Cybersecurity Marketing Society’s CyberMarketingCon 2023 in Austin, TX. Over the three days of the conference, there were 35 speakers, keynotes, and 15 workshops and sessions covering all aspects of cybersecurity marketing. Here’s a closer…

Microsoft Targets Threat Group Behind Fake Accounts

Microsoft seized parts of the infrastructure of a prolific Vietnam-based threat group that the IT giant said was responsible for creating as many as 750 million fraudulent Microsoft accounts that were then sold to other bad actors and used to…

Custom GPTs Might Coarse Users into Giving up Their Data

In a recent study by Northwestern University, researchers uncovered a startling vulnerability in customized Generative Pre-trained Transformers (GPTs). While these GPTs can be tailored for a wide range of applications, they are also vulnerable to rapid injection attacks, which can…

China Launches Probe into Geographic Data Security

China has started a security investigation into the export of geolocation data, a development that highlights the nation’s rising concerns about data security. The probe, which was made public on December 11, 2023, represents a major advancement in China’s attempts…

Splunk: AI isn’t making spear phishing more effective

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