#cyberattacke

[mismaxx]

[breadnabreadd]

✦ "I REALLY WANNA STAY AT YOUR HOUSE"

✦ They are heading to adventure ☝️🤓

✦ its been a while since I do any art about my cyberattack AU... I kinda miss it.

[lotus-pear]

I HAVE MY PHONE BACK…………FINALLY……….

[dougielombax]

Haha!

YES!!!!!

Get those fuckers!!!!!

Feel free to reblog.

Project 2025 is a despicable shitshow of an idea.

If you want to stop it, get out and VOTE!

[allthecanadianpolitics]

Canadian residents whose personal data was compromised in a 2019 LifeLabs data breach can now apply for up to $150 in compensation from a multi-million dollar class action settlement approved in October.  The private medical diagnostics company and its subsidiaries were the target of a cyberattack on Dec. 17, 2019, that compromised patient data for around 15 million customers, mostly in British Columbia and Ontario. Hackers accessed personal information, including health numbers and test results, according to the claim. LifeLabs has denied claims of negligence brought in the class action lawsuit. The company will now pay at least $4.9 million in the negotiated settlement — and up to $9.8 million — depending on the number of claims made.

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Tagging @politicsofcanada

[obelisart]

eththedosart1986@caramail.fr isn't getting a single cent from me, but a warning in case my accounts start acting weird in the next 48 hours. :p

[bynux]

Be Careful Putting Your Phone Down At Panera Bread Locations

I noticed my phone buzzing repeatedly when I'd have it open on the table at Panera, and on further review I realized that my phone was repeatedly scanning an NFC tag on the underside of the table. I'm assuming the servers use these as a shorthand way of confirming that food has been delivered to the correct table.

This is all well and good; this is a prime use case for NFC tags, and using an NFC reader app I was able to see that they're just basic numeric codes. As long as the tags aren't rewritable by anyone, they're not a security risk.

The NFC tags at Panera Bread are rewritable. Like, easily. Using a simple app you can get from the Google Play Store.

What this means is that someone can rewrite the NFC tags to redirect to a download link for malware, or a phishing website, or any number of other attack vectors.

I have more information about this issue on my personal website, as well as a video demonstrating the effect. My recommendation is to keep NFC turned off on your phone unless and until you're actively using it (for touchless payments, bus tickets, etc.).

[werewolf-transgenderism]

british library digitized medieval manuscripts PLEASE come back to me

[breadnabreadd]

✦ i tried to copy LMK artstyle guys :D

[eli-kopter]

Mazel tov to agents Natan Kod and Mik Oded on their cyberattack on Iran!

Please, share the news far and wide!

[allthegeopolitics]

A North Korean military intelligence operative has been indicted in a conspiracy to hack into American health care providers, NASA, U.S. military bases and international entities, stealing sensitive information and installing ransomware to fund more attacks, federal prosecutors announced Thursday. The indictment of Rim Jong Hyok by a grand jury in Kansas City, Kansas, accuses him of laundering the money through a Chinese bank and then using it to buy computer servers and fund more cyberattacks on defense, technology and government entities around the world.

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[moonylouwho]

lately i’m constantly mentioning different things that happen in 9-1-1 and my family keeps saying “oh i think i remember that one!” like since when have these people watched season 5??? since WHEN

[girlactionfigure]

⚠️ SHARE - HAPPENING NOW: Emergency service phone numbers are DOWN across Israel due to a suspected cyberattack. 

In case of an emergency send an SMS message to the following authorities: 

Israel Police: 052-2020100

Magen David Adom (EMS): 052-7000101

Fire Department: 050-5960735

Electric Utility: 055-7000103

Home Front Command: 052-9104104

[rotor25]

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