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Daily Edition · Page 5

THE DAILY INDEX

Technology, AI, software, security, crypto and business

ATTACKS & VULNERABILITIES

TLDR InfoSec

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HACKING KIA: REMOTELY CONTROLLING CARS WITH JUST A LICENSE PLATE

This post describes in detail a vulnerability in Kia's remote activation system that allowed an attacker to remotely control Kia vehicles using just a license plate number. The attack flow involved generating dealer tokens, retrieving victim information, and modifying access to take control of the vehicle. While this vulnerability has been fixed and the the hacking tool was never released or used maliciously, similar vulnerabilities may be present in other manufacturer's systems.

samcurry.net · 33 min

TLDR InfoSec

CYBERSECURITY BURNOUT IS A REAL RISK

67% of respondents on ISC surveys feel like there is a shortage of staffing and 90% of organizations have a security skills gap, highlighting the fact that cybersecurity professionals at all levels are experiencing burnout. Organizations should take these statistics into account and aid their security teams. CISOs should push boundaries, advocate for their teams, and be cognizant of burnout potential in their organizations.

eyal-estrin.medium.com · 3 min

TLDR InfoSec

NIST PROPOSES NEW PASSWORD REQUIREMENTS

NIST has released a new draft of SP 800-63-4 that contains Digital Identity Guidelines. Notably, this version bars requirements for security questions, periodic password resets, and forced usage of specific character classes. Other notable inclusions are recommendations to use a 15-character minimum and requirements to accept all printing ASCII characters, accept Unicode characters, and implement a password maximum of at least 64 characters.

arstechnica.com · 2 min

TLDR InfoSec

FIND THE RIGHT OSINT TOOLS WITH BELLINGCAT'S NEW ONLINE INVESTIGATIONS TOOLKIT

Bellingcat has published a new version of its Online Investigations Toolkit based on interviews with practitioners. The new toolkit is divided into categories to make locating tools easier and features in-depth descriptions of the tools, whether they are free or paid, and sample usage. Bellingcat is treating this version as collaborative and will be updating it based on community feedback.

bellingcat.com · 5 min

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