State of Cybercrime24 Aug 2017

The Security of Visually Impaired Self-Driving Cars

How long does it take you to tell the difference between fried chicken or poodle? What about a blueberry muffin or Chihuahua? When presented with these photos, it requires a closer look to differentiate the differences.

It turns out that self-driving car cameras have the same problem. Recently security researchers were able to confuse self-driving car cameras by adhering small stickers to a standard stop sign. What did the cameras see instead? A 45 mph speed limit sign.

The dangers are self-evident. However, the good news is that there are enough built-in sensors and cameras to act as a failsafe. But followers of our podcast know that other technologies with other known vulnerabilities might not be as lucky.

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ShinyHunters Attacks The FBI

ShinyHunters claims it stole 2-3 TB of FBI data and shared a sample with researchers containing information on employees, applicants, and even family members. The FBI has acknowledged unauthorized act...

28 Sep 25min

Cl0p's Blueprint Heist

If your company runs PTC Windchill, Cl0p may already have your blueprints. Forty-plus companies. One unpatched hole in PTC's product lifecycle management software. A custom-built tool that CL0p used t...

12 Sep 29min

The Hugging Face Breach

Out of the sandbox and into the fire. During an OpenAI security evaluation, an AI agent escaped its test environment and breached Hugging Face in search of information that could help it complete its ...

15 Aug 27min

The Ransomware That Ran Itself

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Megalodon Poisons Github

12 Jun 29min

The Canvas Breach

19 Mai 29min

The Axios Supply Chain Attack

The Axios supply chain attack proves attackers don’t need vulnerabilities if they can hit the assembly line. By compromising a single npm maintainer account, they were able to slip a trojan into Axios...

10 Apr 43min

Salesforce Aura Data Theft

ShinyHunters has once again placed Salesforce customers in their crosshairs – this time abusing guest user misconfigurations in public-facing Experience Cloud sites. The group claims to have compromis...

20 Mar 29min