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The Biden Government has considered the spy to hack the phones sufficiently controversial that it was limited to the US government’s use in an executive order signed in March 2024.
Multi -technology and security companies – including Cloudflare, Palo Alto Networks, SpyCloud and Zscaler – have been confirmed that customer information has been stolen in the hack that initially targeted a sales and revenue company. Widespread data theft began in August, but in recent days more companies have revealed to stole customer information.
In late August, Saleslift first confirmed that it has tracked the “security issue” in its Drift program, an AI ChatBot system that allows companies to have potential customers involved with chat dad. The company said the security issue is related to the Drift integration with Salesforce. Between August 8 and August 18, hackers used risk of OAUTH signs to steal data.
Google security researchers have revealed the end of August. Google wrote in a blog post: “The actor is systematically exporting a large amount of data from many companies’ Salesforce.” More than 700 companies may be affected, which Google later said that Drift email integration had been abused.
On August 28, Salesloft stopped the merger of Salesforce-Saleslift by examining security issues. Then on September 2, he said, “The drift will be temporarily offline in the future” so that it can “create additional resistance and security in the system.” More companies are likely to inform customers in the coming days.
Obtaining information about the internal performance of the Kim regime, which has ruled North Korea for three generations, has long created a serious challenge for US intelligence agencies. This week, the New York Times revealed in a bomb report of a highly classified incident about how much the US military went in an attempt to spy regime. In 2019, Seal Team 6 was dispatched to carry out an amphibian mission to plant an electronic monitoring device in North Korea – only to defeat and kill North Korean boats. According to The Times, the SEAL Navy swims to the mini submarines based on a nuclear submarine on the coast of the country. But because of the lack of identification and difficulty in studying the area, the special forces operators were confused with the appearance of a boat in the water, fired them all, and aborted their mission. It turned out that North Korea was probably diving for the shell in the boat. According to the Times, the Trump administration never informed the leaders of the congressional committees that monitor military and intelligence activities.
Fishing is one of the oldest and most reliable ways for hackers to achieve an initial access to a target network. One study shows the reason: It is surprisingly difficult to train employees to detect and resist phishing efforts. In a study of 20,000 employees in UC San Diego Health’s health care provider, simulated phishing efforts to educate employees resulted in a 1.7 percent decrease in employee failure compared to employees who did not receive training at all. This is most likely because employees ignored or recorded training, the study showed: In 75 % of cases, employees who opened the training link spent less than a minute on the page. On the contrary, employees who have completed an educational question and answer fail 19 % less in subsequent phishing tests – still hardly protecting a very reliable level. Lesson? Find ways to diagnose phishing that do not require the victim to scam. As is often mentioned in the cyber security industry, humans are the weakest link in the security of most organizations – and they appear to be stubbornly determined to stay.
Online piracy is still a big business – last year, people made more than 216 billion hits of piracy sites that broadcast movies, television and sports. But this week, the biggest illegal platform of the sport, Streeast, was closed after investigations by the anti -piracy industry group “Alliance for Creativity and Entertainment and Egypt in Egypt.” Before Takedown, Streamast run a network of 80 domains that saw more than 1.6 billion views a year. The piracy network broadcast football games from the English Premier League and other matches throughout Europe, plus NFL, NBA, NHL and MLB matches. According to The Athletic, two men in Egypt are said to have been arrested in violation of copyright, and links have found a scaling company that is said to have been washed and washed about $ 6.2 million in advertising in the past 15 years.
