This security flaw could let hackers unlock hotel doors across the world by hijacking keycards

This security flaw could let hackers unlock hotel doors across the world by hijacking keycards

Security researchers have found a relatively easy and cheap way to clone the keycards used on three million Saflok electronic RFID locks in 13,000 hotels and homes all over the world. The keycard and lock manufacturer, Dormakaba, has been notified, and it is currently working to replace the vulnerable hardware – but it’s a long, … Read more

Apple Silicon Vulnerability Allows Hackers to Extract Encryption Keys

Apple Silicon Vulnerability Allows Hackers to Extract Encryption Keys

An unpatchable vulnerability has been discovered in Apple’s M-series chips that allows attackers to extract secret encryption keys from Macs under certain conditions, according to a newly published academic research paper. Named “GoFetch,” the type of cyber attack described involves Data Memory-Dependent Prefetchers (DMPs), which try to predict what data the computer will need next … Read more

More security flaws found in popular AI chatbots — and they could mean hackers can learn all your secrets

More security flaws found in popular AI chatbots — and they could mean hackers can learn all your secrets

If a hacker can monitor the internet traffic between their target and the target’s cloud-based AI assistant, they could easily pick up on the conversation. And if that conversation contained sensitive information – that information would end up in the attackers’ hands, as well. This is according to a new analysis from researchers at the … Read more

Hackers exploit another Windows security flaw to drop DarkGate malware

Hackers exploit another Windows security flaw to drop DarkGate malware

Microsoft recently patched a vulnerability in Windows SmartScreen, but not before hackers abused it as a zero-day to drop the DarkGate malware. A report from cybersecurity researchers Trend Micro detailed a new campaign that included phishing emails with malicious PDF files, open redirects via Google DoubleClick Digital Marketing (DDM), and Microsoft installers (.MSI) impersonating legitimate … Read more

Russian Hackers Stole Microsoft Source Code—and the Attack Isn’t Over

Russian Hackers Stole Microsoft Source Code—and the Attack Isn’t Over

For years, Registered Agents Inc.—a secretive company whose business is setting up other businesses—has registered thousands of companies to people who appear to not exist. Multiple former employees tell WIRED that the company routinely incorporates businesses on behalf of its customers using what they claim are fake personas. An investigation found that incorporation paperwork for … Read more

Russian state-sponsored hackers keep trying to infiltrate Microsoft

Russian state-sponsored hackers keep trying to infiltrate Microsoft

Russian hackers keep trying to infiltrate Microsoft, the company These hacks follow a of last year, in which state-sponsored agents obtained the emails of Microsoft’s senior level managers. An internal investigation led by Microsoft identified the hackers in both instances as a Russian group called Midnight Blizzard. It looks like Midnight Blizzard has gotten bolder … Read more

CyperPRO the GameBoy for hackers

CyperPRO the GameBoy for hackers

if you fancy learning more about wireless hacking and white hat cyber security you might be interested in the new device called the CyperPRO, which is being marketed as the GameBoy for hackers. The new multi-tool device Cyper PRO, has been  specifically designed for pentesters and hardware enthusiasts, offering a versatile, open-source device that consolidates … Read more