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11/4/2024

How Sky ECC encryption hack snared MSC Gayane cocaine 'coordinator' -

The U.S. accuses Goran Gogic, a Montenegrin national, of being the logistics coordinator in a large cocaine smuggling operation.
Operation involved encrypted communications via Sky ECC, which authorities successfully hacked.
MSC Gayane was one of the key vessels used to transport drugs, with massive quantities hidden in shipping containers.
Hack represents a significant blow to international drug cartels relying on encrypted communication tools.

Inside the Massive Crime Industry That's Hacking Billion-Dollar Companies

Hackers target billion-dollar companies, often leveraging malware hidden in pirated software.
Once infiltrated, they deploy complex hacking techniques to steal sensitive data and financial information.
Hhacking operations are increasingly sophisticated, requiring global cooperation to counteract.
Infostealer malware is a common tool in this industry, emphasizing the risks of using unauthorized software.

Sophos exposes deep hacking networks in China - Asia Tech Review

Cybersecurity firm Sophos has identified extensive hacking networks operating within China.
Investigation revealed connections between hackers, academic institutions, and government entities.
These networks are reportedly involved in various cyber-espionage activities targeting international entities.
Sophos’ findings highlight the importance of vigilance against state-supported hacking.

Why your vote can't be "hacked," with Cait Conley of CISA (Lock and Code S05E23) - Malwarebytes

Cait Conley from CISA explains how the U.S. ensures election security to prevent hacking.
Voting systems are designed with multiple safeguards to prevent unauthorized access.
Conley debunks myths about vote-counting machine vulnerabilities.
CISA’s role is critical in building public trust in election integrity through transparency.

Wiz Khalifa's X account apparently hacked to promote sham memecoin

Wiz Khalifa's X (formerly Twitter) account was reportedly hacked on November 3, leading to posts promoting a fraudulent memecoin.
The posts aimed to deceive Khalifa’s 35.7 million followers into investing in the sham coin.
This incident highlights the ongoing issue of high-profile account hacks for promoting scams.
Followers are urged to remain vigilant about suspicious posts from verified accounts.

Experts warn some ChatGPT models can be hacked to launch deepfake scams

Cybersecurity experts reveal that some ChatGPT models may be susceptible to hacking for deepfake scams.
Attackers could manipulate the AI to generate misleading or harmful content.
These vulnerabilities present a significant risk for social engineering and misinformation.
TechRadar advises caution and verification when engaging with AI-generated content.

Kerala IAS officer allegedly creates WhatsApp group for Hindus, later claims phone hacked

Kerala IAS officer K Gopalakrishnan reportedly formed a WhatsApp group for Hindu officers but later claimed his phone was hacked.
The officer is the director of industries and commerce in Kerala.
This controversy has attracted attention, with the police now involved in an investigation.
The incident raises concerns about privacy and the potential misuse of personal devices.

Nearly 500K people affected by Columbus city hack

Columbus, Ohio, suffered a ransomware attack affecting around 500,000 people.
Sensitive data of city residents may have been compromised in the breach.
City officials are working to address the impact and improve cybersecurity measures.
Those affected are encouraged to monitor their accounts for any suspicious activity.

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