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A cyber-attack on NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory was so severe that it prompted parts of the Agency to disconnect from the Lab's networks, a report revealed this month, and it all began because of a rogue Raspberry Pi. The Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) is a NASA research facility that conducts robotic space missions. It's the organization that builds probes and sends them to Mars. https://www.infosecurity-magazine.com/infosec/nasa-data-breach-network/

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Mobile Devices’ Munic OBD-II Dongles Powers AutoSense Connected Car Solution.

Mobile Devices Ing. (Munic.io) today announced that autoSense Ltd., a subsidiary of Swisscom (Switzerland) Ltd. and AMAG Group Ltd., will use its Munic OBD-II Dongles and Edge Computing Platform to power its connected car offering. autoSense’s connected car offering providesa complete set of driver centric applications, such as a Digital Logbook, Driving Behaviour, Car Localisation, Safety Notes and breakthrough Car Diagnostics information. autoSense also provides a highly powerfull WIFI hotspot to every passenger in the...

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DDoS attacks can be catastrophic, but the right knowledge and tactics can drastically improve your chances of successfully mitigating attacks. In this article, we’ll explore the five ways, listed below, that automation can significantly improve response times during a DDoS attack, while assessing the means to block such attacks. Response time is critical for every enterprise because, in our hyper-connected world, DDoS attacks cause downtime, and downtime means money lost. The longer your systems are...

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Grade Hacking Services And Fake Diplomas Easily Available Online During Exam Season.

Cybercriminals are taking advantage of summer exam pressures by offering black market grade-hacking services and fake qualifications online, and ensuring these opportunities are easy to find with a quick internet search, Kaspersky researchers have found. Reports of young people breaking into school systems to change grades, improve attendance records or disrupt test processes are not new, and nor is the availability of fake certificates and diplomas. Over the years, a thriving underground industry has grown...

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Mobile apps in both ecosystems (Apple and Google) are mostly unsecure and could see their users lose valuable personal information, if targeted. This is according to the Vulnerabilities and Threats in Mobile Applications 2019 report, recently issued by Positive Technologies. Source: IT Pro Portal

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The cyber-attacks that were once the arsenal of nation states and organised cyber gangs always descend down the supply chain into the hands of the modern criminal, writes Dr Simon Wiseman, CTO, Deep Secure. One devastating technique that is increasing in popularity amongst canny cybercriminals is steganography, where information is concealed in the pixels of images (for example, in the colour and transparency values) to hide threats. Source: CBR

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