Best Infosec-Related Long Reads of the Week, 2/18/23
Scammers are using fake receipts to target users of payment apps in South America, America's overclassification crisis, How two reporters secretly recorded "Jorge," AI's hacking threat
Scammers are using fake receipts to target users of payment apps in South America, America's overclassification crisis, How two reporters secretly recorded "Jorge," AI's hacking threat
N. Korean IT workers snagged work as animators, Ethical hackers breached F1 database and got access to Verstappen's info, Hackers enabled theft of Shaquille O'Neal's custom Range Rover, CSC 2.0 appeals to Trump to reverse cyber cuts, Apple may end App Tracking Transparency in Europe, much more
PhantomCaptcha phishing campaign targeted critical Ukraine orgs, OpenAI is laid back on Atlas prompt injection flaws, Ransomware cases soar in Japan, N. Korean hackers have pilfered billions according to monitors, N. Korean hackers target drone makers, LG Uplus reports breach, much more
CISA warns of Oracle E-Business Suite flaw, Spyware developer was targeted by spyware, Salt Typhoon attacked a European telco, TikTok could be sharing your data with the US government, UN Cybercrime Convention slated for weekend signoff, UK won't probe Afghan data breach, much more
EU cops bust up illegal SIM-box service, Russia's COLDRIVER uses two new backdoors, Korea preps financial consumer data protection bill, 76K WatchGuard Firebox network security appliances are exposed on the web, Attackers target OpenVSX and Microsoft Visual Studio with GlassWorm malware, much more