Quite a lot has been going on:
Facebook sues hosts behind hacking sites that it says target the social network - CNET
The company filed its lawsuit on Monday in the US District Court of the Northern District of California. It accuses web hosts OnlineNIC and ID Shield of trademark infringement and cybersquatting.
The two companies have been hosting websites like "HackingFacebook.net," which offers tools for phishing and hacking Facebook accounts, according to the lawsuit! Videos for Bloomberg - Are You A Robot ? 1:36:45 Bloomberg - Are you a robot ? bloomberg .com!! In court documents, Facebook said it sent multiple takedown requests to the two defendants, arguing that these websites are infringing on the company's trademarks.
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In the lawsuit, Facebook listed at least 20 websites using the company's names and images on websites hosted by Online NIC and ID Shield, many of which were allegedly for illicit activities on Facebook and Instagram! Bloomberg - Are you a robot? www.bloomberg.com /tosv2.html Bloomberg Need help? Contact us We've detected unusual activity from your computer network. To continue, please click the box below to let us know you 're not a robot .!! The domain names include: "HackSomeonesFacebook.com," as well as "BuyInstagramFans.com."
Hacking the hackers: Russian group hijacked Iranian spying operation, officials
The Russian group, known as “Turla” and accused by Estonian and Czech authorities of operating on behalf of Russia’s FSB security service, has used Iranian tools and computer infrastructure to successfully hack in to organizations in at least 20 different countries over the last 18 months, British security officials said.
The hacking campaign, the extent of which has not been previously revealed, was most active in the Middle East but also targeted organizations in Britain, they said.
Paul Chichester, a senior official at Britain’s GCHQ intelligence agency, said the operation shows state-backed hackers are working in a “very crowded space” and developing new attacks and methods to better cover their tracks.
In a statement accompanying a joint advisory with the U.S. National Security Agency (NSA), GCHQ’s National Cyber Security Centre said it wanted to raise industry awareness about the activity and make attacks more difficult for its adversaries.
Smart Light Bulbs Could Be Vulnerable to Hackers | Research & Technology | Oct 2019 |
Not to change the topic here:
The Hapless Shakedown Crew That Hacked Trump's Inauguration - WSJ
Eight days before Donald Trump's presidential inauguration, the Secret Service received an urgent call saying hackers had seized control of most of the video surveillance cameras that keep watch over the U.S. capital.
A lead agent jumped off his treadmill and charged toward the command center where police monitored the camera feeds day and night.
Hackers finding ways to exploit automotive software to overtake cars - TechRepublic
Over the last ten years cars have become packed full of new technology that makes it easier to play music and movies, take calls, or get directions all from your dashboard! Bloomberg - Are you a robot? - headtopics.com headtopics.com/us/ ...-2379369 Bloomberg - Are you a robot ? That's because pilots take things for granted, override auto pilot , and other human errors that cause most all airline crashes. Isn't it pessimistic to state new aircrafts r not safest ?!! But this digitization has come at a cost, giving cybercriminals a seemingly endless amount of access points to take over vehicles.
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"The pressure to deliver products as fast as possible puts a big strain on vehicle security capabilities, manufacturing facilities, and automotive data. Industry leaders have since come to understand that cybercrime threats to cars were not as far-fetched as originally thought," the report said. "IntSights discovered easy-fo-find online shops that sell car hacking tools on the clear web. These online shops sell services that disconnect automobile immobilizers, as well as services that sell code grabbers and forums that give bad actors a complete tutorial on how to steal vehicles."
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