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1/🚨 BREAKING: A massive npm supply chain attack compromised popular JavaScript libraries (chalk, debug, strip-ansi) with crypto-stealing malware. The malicious code hijacks wallet transactions, silently redirecting funds to attacker-controlled addresses.
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⚠️ Crypto users urged to avoid transactions on potentially affected sites until developers clean up dependencies. Hardware wallets recommended for added security. 🔍 Quick fix: Developers should audit dependencies, pin safe versions, and rebuild projects.
Malicious versions were live for ~2 hours on Sept 8. 💥 Despite widespread reach, losses were minimal (~$50). Open-source community response was rapid, averting a larger crisis. #npm #JavaScript #Hackers #DeFi #ethereum
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NEW: 🇷🇺 Putin’s spokesman Dmitry Peskov says all messaging apps, including WhatsApp, Telegram, and Signal, are fully accessible to spy agencies:
“Any messengers are absolutely transparent… for the security services, of course.”
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coming very soon to bitchat: location chat. chat with anyone in nearby regions (block/neighborhood/city/region/country). or teleport to anywhere in the world via a geohash.
it works by using geohashes to map the world into chat channels, uses a new pseudonym per geohash for privacy, and decentralized relays to propagate (via nostr).
in app store review.
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1/ The ALPHV ransomware group, also known as BlackCat, has shut down its website following reports that they pocketed a $22 million ransom payment from Change Healthcare and didn't share it with their affiliates.
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2/ This comes after the group's attack on Change Healthcare crippled US healthcare providers, causing financial strain and impacting patients' ability to get medication. The FBI is investigating, but the group's motives for going dark remain unclear. #ransomware #cybersecurity
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#dbhackers #pentesting #offshoring #dbhackers You can trust the certified expert offensive hackers at dbhackers.com. We also have devs, pen testers, red teaming, and do blockchain audits, offshore or nearshore. read more: cyberscoop.com/ransomware-gr…
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1/ The Pennsylvania courts website was hit by a denial-of-service cyberattack on Sunday. The attack flooded the website with traffic, making it inaccessible to legitimate users. While no data was compromised, some online systems were disabled.
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2/ The FBI and Department of Homeland Security are investigating the attack. No attackers or motives have been identified, and it's unclear if cybersecurity measures worked as intended or if any ransom demands were made.
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3/ Read more: nbcphiladelphia.com/news/tec… #cybersecurity #pentesting #offshoring #dbhackers You can trust the certified expert offensive hackers at dbhackers.com. We also have devs, pen testers, red teaming, and do blockchain audits, offshore or nearshore
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1/ A critical vulnerability was discovered in SSH, the secure shell protocol used to remotely access servers and encrypt sensitive network traffic. This vulnerability, affecting roughly 1 in a million RSA keys used by SSH,
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6/ We also have devs of all types, pen testers, red teaming, and do blockchain audits, offshore or nearshore. You can trust the certified expert offensive hackers, as well as full stack and block chain developers at dbhackers.com
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7/ We also have devs of all types, pen testers, red teaming, and do blockchain/web3 audits, offshore or nearshore. You can trust the certified expert offensive hackers, as well as full stack and block chain developers at dbhackers.com
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1/ Researchers have discovered 23 vulnerabilities in a popular line of network-connected wrenches used in factories, including the Bosch Rexroth Nutrunner. These vulnerabilities could allow hackers to gain control of the wrenches and potentially cause significant disruptions.
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5/ However, it is important for factories to be aware of the risks and take steps to secure their networks and devices. Some additional key points : The wrenches are used in factories around the world to assemble sensitive instruments and devices.
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6/ The vulnerabilities could be exploited remotely, meaning hackers could attack from anywhere in the world. Some of the vulnerabilities could be used to compromise other devices on the same network. read more at: arstechnica.com/security/202…
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