Slack App Leaked Hashed User Passwords for 5 YEARS
Since 2017, if you’ve invited anyone to a Slack workspace, your password has leaked. How could this have happened? ...
US Emergency Alert System Has ‘Huge Flaw’ — Broadcasters Must Patch NOW
The Emergency Alert System run by FEMA and the FCC is vulnerable to hacking. This is NOT a test. All will be revealed next week at DEF CON 30 ...
Impersonation Scams: Social Engineering News
At Social-Engineer, we define impersonation as the “practice of pretexting as another person with the goal of obtaining information or […] ...
What Is a Red Team? 5 Tips for Safe Red Teaming
It’s tough to figure out which vulnerabilities exist within your organization that criminals can exploit. But what if you hired a team of faux cybercriminals to detect the trouble areas... The post ...
Social Media: How to Keep Yourself Safe
Human beings are social animals. We like to stay connected with friends, family and even workmates via social media. It […] ...
FAIL: Nomad DeFi Bridge ‘Loses’ $190M of Worthless Tokens
Cryptocurrency startup Nomad claimed its “optimistic bridging” protocol would “would keep users’ funds safe.” We take a closer look ...
APT29 Leverages Google Drive, Dropbox to Evade Detection
Call them Cozy Bear or APT29 or Nobelium or, as Palo Alto Networks’ Unit 42 does, Cloaked Ursa—no matter what name they go by, Russia’s Intelligence Service is still at it, this ...
Solved: Subzero Spyware Secret — Austrian Firm Fingered
DSIRF GmbH codenamed ‘Knotweed’ by Microsoft and RiskIQ ...
Google ‘Delays Making Less Money’ — Third-Party Cookie Ban on Hold
Google’s plan to kill third party cookies is delayed—yet again. And it’s probably not surprising ...
DE:CODED – Testing like hackers
“When it’s not a pay-to-play test that’s behind the curtain…” Show notes for series 2, episode 3 What does it mean to test like a hacker? Can a well-intentioned tester behave the ...
