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Kelly Benefits experienced a data breach where hackers accessed systems from December 12-17, 2024, exposing personal information, including names, SSNs, and financial data. Initially affecting 264,000 people, the number has grown to 413,032. The company is notifying impacted individuals across multiple client organizations, with investigations ongoing.
404 Media revealed that TeleMessage, the modified version of Signal that national security adviser Michael Walz was using, has been hacked. The hacker obtained plaintext conversations showing that the app is not end-to-end encrypted. The hacker says they did not obtain Walz's conversations and that it only took 15-20 minutes to hack the app.
Anonymous hacked the website of GlobalX, the airline used by the Trump administration for controversial deportations. The hackers criticized Trump's actions and leaked confidential flight information. GlobalX has not commented on the hack, which comes after Anonymous leaked Russian government data earlier this month.
This practical guide demonstrates emulation-based fuzzing techniques for RTOS applications where traditional approaches aren't feasible.
The Square team built an adaptive security layer on OPA for their Kubernetes clusters. Kube-Policies was designed to allow for a phased rollout process, minimal user disruption, support a robust testing framework, allow for extensibility and exceptions, and be observable. This post dives into the strategies used to accomplish each goal, such as using kind for testing and warning HTTP Headers for phased rollouts.
In Windows systems, PID 0 is a special process called the System Idle Process, which contains threads that execute when no other thread is ready to run on a given processor. The author of this post found that they could swap the pointer inside any _KPRCB to run code in PID 0 via the nt!PpmIdleSelectStates function. Hooking into PID 0 is advantageous as traditional detection APIs and lookups will fail and the execution does not require any system calls.
Doppel provides digital risk protection through continuous monitoring, rapid detection, and seamless takedowns across traditional channels like web domains, social media platforms, and the dark web, as well as emerging channels such as Telegram and crypto.
The "Matrix" project is a meticulously crafted and entirely self-managed DNS Firewall utilising Response Policy Zones (RPZ). Its primary objective is to safeguard your privacy by obstructing access to malicious domains and tracking servers, thereby providing a secure online environment.
Curing is a Linux rootkit that uses io_uring to perform different tasks without syscalls.
Ireland's data regulator fined TikTok €530 million for illegally transferring European user data to China and for lacking transparency. TikTok breached EU privacy laws by failing to protect data from Chinese surveillance laws. The company plans to appeal the decision.
Apple sent out notifications to an undisclosed number of individuals it believes were targeted by government spyware campaigns. An Italian journalist and a Dutch right-wing activist both shared that they received the notification, which mentioned that the notification was sent to users in 100 different countries.
The White House plans to cut $491 million from the CISA budget, claiming the agency focused too much on censorship instead of cyber defense. The proposed budget cut aims to refocus CISA on its core mission and eliminate redundant programs. Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem emphasized the need for CISA to prioritize hands-on cyber defense support for critical systems.
Apple is enhancing online safety for children by introducing new parental controls that allow parents to share their children's ages with app developers and simplify account setup.
Microsoft silently fixed a Start Menu bug affecting Windows 10 PCs, causing issues with jump lists for all apps.
Microsoft alerts users to security vulnerabilities in Kubernetes stemming from default Helm charts that expose sensitive data, lack authentication, and use weak passwords, urging the need for thorough reviews and regular misconfiguration scans.