InfoSec Week 37, 2018
Tesla model S is using a 40bit challenge response scheme broken back in 2005. Researchers stole a car in ~6 seconds with precomputed tables.
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Tesla model S is using a 40bit challenge response scheme broken back in 2005. Researchers stole a car in ~6 seconds with precomputed tables.
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The U.S. Secret Service is warning about a new scam scheme where the crooks are intercepting new debit cards in the mail and replace the chips on the cards with chips from old cards. Once owners activate the cards, crooks will use stolen chips for their financial gain.
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NSA's XKeyscore spying tool is used to fish Microsoft Windows crash reports out of the Internet traffic. They have used it against the Mexico's Secretariat of Public Security.
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MalwareMustDie analyzed new APT Campaign with the Poison Ivy RAT payload. Malware is using obfuscated VBScript, Power Shell to finally drop well known RAT. 'The concept of infection is fileless, it's avoiding known signature for detection by multiple encodings and wraps, and it is also 100% avoiding the original attacker's working territory.'
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