security
Safety trade-off when installing cheap surveillance cameras
When moving into a newly built house, the first thing Huy Toan (Nam Dinh) did was install a surveillance system. A dealer near his house advised him to choose three…
Read more
GPS attack 'fakes time' on planes
The warning was issued by New York-based aviation security consultancy Ops.Group on August 10, mentioning a 400% increase in fake GPS attacks affecting commercial aircraft in recent months, called GPS…
Read more
Toyota hacked, 240 GB of data stolen
"We are aware of the situation. The issue is limited in scope and does not have a system-wide impact," a Toyota representative told Bleeping Computer on August 19. The Japanese…
Read more
2.7 billion personal data leaked
Last weekend, an account named Fenice posted two text files totaling 277 gigabytes, containing nearly 2.7 billion records, on the hacking forum Breached . They were allegedly stolen from National…
Read more
GPS attack 'fakes time' on planes
The warning was issued by New York-based aviation security consultancy Ops.Group on August 10, mentioning a 400% increase in fake GPS attacks affecting commercial aircraft in recent months, called GPS…
Read more
Hundreds of millions of dong scammed from online ticket and hotel booking needs
The Department of Information Security - Ministry of Information and Communications has issued a warning about two online scams that are flourishing as the September 2nd holiday approaches. In these,…
Read more
Most passwords are cracked by AI in less than 60 seconds
Statistics released by Kaspersky researchers at the CSW 2024 security conference last week showed that the risk of password exposure is increasing even though users are aware of setting strong…
Read more
Social media sextortion network busted
Meta said the network was linked to Yahoo Boys, a group of scammers who target Internet users with a variety of tactics, including sexual extortion. This week, the company deleted…
Read more
Microsoft wants Windows to change after 'blue screen' incident
A week later, the world’s largest software company is still helping security firm CrowdStrike clean up the mess after more than 8.5 million devices stopped working on July 19 due…
Read more
US security company hires the wrong hacker
Stu Sjouwerman, founder and CEO of KnowBe4, shared about the incident on his blog on July 25 and said they were lucky to have discovered it before the hacker caused…
Read more
EN 
VI