#ZeroClick

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كن الإجابة الأولى: AEO ودليلك الشامل لذكاء اصطناعي يفهم محتواك؟

كن الإجابة الأولى: AEO ودليلك الشامل لذكاء اصطناعي يفهم محتواك؟ هل أنت مستعد لمستقبل البحث؟ اكتشف تحسين محركات الإجابة (AEO) كقوة دافعة جديدة في التسويق الرقمي. دليلك العملي للمسوق العربي للاستعداد للبحث المدعوم بالذكاء الاصطناعي، أدواته، استراتيجياته، وكيفية قياس نجاحك. لقراءة المقال كاملًا: https://tinyurl.com/2ydlmg6w

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December Android Updates Fix Critical Zero-Click RCE Flaw

The zero-click RCE bug found in Android’s System component allows attackers to gain arbitrary code execution without user interaction. The bug (CVE-2023-40088) is found in Android’s System component and can be exploited without additional privileges.

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The End of Noisy Headlines. The Beginning of ZeroClick Content

For years, the internet has been dominated by noisy headlines — dramatic, attentiongrabbing titles designed to earn one thing: a click. “You Won’t Believe What Happened Next,” “Shocking Truth Revealed,” or “This Simple Trick Changed Everything.” These headlines scream for attention, but in a world of endless scrolling, users are tired of being tricked or baited.

Enter: zeroclick content — a new era of content creation where value is delivered without requiring a click.

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‘Zero-Click’ hacks are growing in popularity. There’s practically no way to stop them

‘Zero-Click’ hacks are growing in popularity. There’s practically no way to stop them

As a journalist working for the Arab news network Alaraby, Rania Dridi said she’s taken precautions to avoid being targeted by hackers, keeping an eye out for suspicious messages and avoiding clicking on links or opening attachments from people she doesn’t know. Dridi’s phone got compromised anyway with what’s called a “zero-click” attack, which allows a hacker to break into a phone or computer…

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[Thread] Amnesty International and Citizen Lab found zero-click iMessage exploits being deployed against iPhones, even with iOS 14.6, to install malware (Bill Marczak/@billmarczak) Bill Marczak / @billmarczak: Amnest... https://mblogs.info/thread-amnesty-international-and-citizen-lab-found-zero-click-imessage-exploits-being-deployed-against-iphones-even-with-ios-14-6-to-install-malware-bill-marczak-billmarczak/?feed_id=14789&_unique_id=60f545b92ba9c #Amnesty #Bill #Citizen #deployed #exploits #iMessage #Install #International #iOS #iPhones #Lab #malware #Marczakbillmarczak #Thread #zeroclick #fashion #food #lifestyle #tech #politics #business #travel #animals #celebrities #vip #hollywood

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4. Conteúdo da intenção de ajudar respondendo possíveis perguntas. A principal tendência em SEO que continuará em 2021 é ter o melhor conteúdo com objetivo de curar uma dor do usuário; esta é uma obrigação para um bom ranqueamento. Continuaremos a ver sites que usam técnicas de SEO de black hat perder tráfego e ranqueamento. Você precisa fazer uma pesquisa inteligente de palavras-chave para escrever sobre os tópicos que as pessoas estão procurando, então você deve estudar o conteúdo de seus concorrentes e criar algo melhor. Lembre-se do post anterior Zero Click. https://www.perguntepaulo.com/ #googlemybusiness #seolocal #palavraschave #seo #googlesearch #otimizar #googlemeunegocio #marketing #marketingdigital #marketingtrend #GMN #onlinemarketing #digitalmarketing #mundodigital #zeroclick #cliquezero (em 𝘽𝙤𝙨𝙩𝙤𝙣, 𝙈𝙖𝙨𝙨𝙖𝙘𝙝𝙪𝙨𝙚𝙩𝙩𝙨) https://www.instagram.com/p/COni8TDnmnR/?igshid=1hrzje042wwpr

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Dozens of journalists’ iPhones hacked with NSO ‘zero-click’ spyware, says Citizen Lab – TechCrunch

Dozens of journalists’ iPhones hacked with NSO ‘zero-click’ spyware, says Citizen Lab – TechCrunch

Citizen Lab researchers say they have found evidence that dozens of journalists had their iPhones silently compromised with spyware known to be used by nation states. For more than the past year, London-based reporter Rania Dridi and at least 36 journalists, producers and executives working for the Al Jazeera news agency were targeted with a so-called “zero-click” attack that exploited a…

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Yeni Keşfedilen Zero-Click WiFi Exploit, Hackerların iPhone'lara Uzaktan Erişmesine İzin Veriyor

Yeni Keşfedilen Zero-Click WiFi Exploit, Hackerların iPhone’lara Uzaktan Erişmesine İzin Veriyor

Yakın geçmişte, çok sayıda iOS güvenlik açığı gördük. En son güvenlik açığı, bilgisayar korsanlarının “sıfır tıklama” saldırısı kullanarak iPhone’unuza erişmesine olanak tanır. Sıfır tıklama, kurbanın herhangi bir şey girmesinin gerekli olmadığı bir saldırıya işaret eder. Başka bir deyişle, saldırgan bir iPhone’a uzaktan erişebilir. Google Project Zero araştırmacısı güvenlik açığını keşfetti ve…

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Sneaky Zero-Click Attacks Are a Hidden Menace Institutions and regular web users are always on alert about avoiding errant clicks and downloads online that could lead their devices to be infected with malware.

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SEO year in review 2019: Zero-click searches, BERT, local spam and more

SEO year in review 2019: Zero-click searches, BERT, local spam and more

Search was a roller coaster of ups and downs in 2019: Structured data-powered rich results helped to push zero-click searches to an all-time high. Regulatory scrutiny heated up as numerous antitrust investigations of Google were announced domestically and abroad. BERT brought enhanced natural language understanding to search engines. Bing turned 10 — it’s been more disruptive than it gets credit…

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Google's Increasing Use of Zero Click Searches with Rand Fishkin

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Sneaky Zero-Click Attacks Are a Hidden Menace

Institutions and regular web users are always on alert about avoiding errant clicks and downloads online that could lead their devices to be infected with malware. But not all attacks require a user slip-up to open the door. Research published this week by the threat monitoring firm ZecOps shows the types of vulnerabilities hackers can exploit to launch attacks that don’t require any interaction from the victim at all—and the ways such hacking tools may be proliferating undetected.

Vulnerabilities that can be exploited for zero-click attacks are rare and are prized by attackers because they don’t require tricking targets into taking any action—an extra step that adds uncertainty in any hacking scheme. They’re also valuable, because less interaction means fewer traces of any malicious activity. Zero-click exploits are often thought of as highly reliable and sophisticated tools that are only developed and used by the most well-funded hackers, particularly nation state groups.

The ZecOps research suggests a different story, though: Perhaps attackers are willing to settle in some cases for using less reliable, but cheaper and more abundant zero-click tools.

“I think there are more zero-clicks out there. It doesn’t have to be ‘nation state-grade,’” says ZecOps founder and CEO Zuk Avraham. “Most wouldn’t care if it’s not 100 percent successful, or even 20 percent successful. If the user doesn’t notice it, you can retry again.”

Any system that receives data before determining whether that delivery is trustworthy can suffer an interactionless attack. Early versions often involved schemes like sending customized malicious data packets to unsecured servers, but communication platforms for email or messaging are also prime targets for these types of assaults.

The ZecOps research specifically looks at three issues in Apple’s iOS Mail app that could be exploited for zero-click attacks. The vulnerabilities have been in the Mail app since iOS 6, released in September 2012, meaning they have potentially exposed millions of devices over the years. But the bugs don’t allow a full device takeover by themselves. The attack starts with a hacker sending a specially crafted email to their target. In iOS 13, the current version of Apple’s mobile operating system, victims wouldn’t even need to open the email for the attacker to gain a foothold in their device. From there, attackers could potentially exploit other flaws to gain deeper access to the target.

Apple said in a statement that after reviewing the ZecOps research it has concluded that the findings don’t pose “an immediate risk” to iOS users. “The researcher identified three issues in Mail, but alone they are insufficient to bypass iPhone and iPad security protections, and we have found no evidence they were used against customers,” Apple said.

The ZecOps report agrees. “These bugs alone cannot cause harm to iOS users – since the attackers would require an additional infoleak bug & a kernel bug afterwards for full control over the targeted device,” it says. But the researchers also note they found indications that the bugs were actually exploited in devices of their clients. ZecOps says the victims included members of a Fortune 500 company in North America, a Japanese telecom executive, a journalist in Europe, and what the researchers call a “VIP” in Germany, among other victims. The firm couldn’t directly analyze the special emails that would have been used to mount the attacks, the researchers say, because the hackers used the access they gained to delete them from victims’ phones.

Apple released test patches for the vulnerabilities in the iOS 13.4.5 beta, and the fix should enter wide release soon.

Even though the vulnerabilities ZecOps disclosed couldn’t be exploited for fundamental control on a target device, an attacker could still build a so-called “exploit chain” using the Mail bugs as just the first link to mount an invasive attack. And iOS security researcher and Guardian Firewall creator Will Strafach points out that while Apple and ZecOps are correct about the limited utility of the Mail bugs alone, it’s still important to take these types of bugs seriously.

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Samsung et LG attaqués par le chasseur de brevets ZeroClick

Amal El Rhazi, Samsung et LG attaqués par le chasseur de brevets ZeroClick. Après avoir sévi avec succès contre Apple, le chasseur américain de brevets ZeroClick s’en prend à Samsung et LG, deux proies particulièrement convoitées en raison de leur poids combiné sur le marché des smartphones.   Samsung Electronics et LG Electronics sont à nouveau victimes d’un troll de brevets. Ils font […] Lire l'article