Whose iPhones Did Chinese Hackers Crack? The National Interest Online
“The sophisticated attack was narrowly focused,” Apple said in a statement on its website, adding that the hacking “affected fewer than a dozen websites that …
A hacker that goes by “MG” was selling an iPhone lightning cable called the “O.MG Cable” for $ 200 that can take control of any Mac computer, remotely gaining access to passwords and sensitive …
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Victims’ IP and MAC addresses would then be sent to the hackers’ server … pays around $ 200,000 for a feed of vulnerabilities — it then adds signatures to block any hacks using those flaws. One source told FORBES that the vulnerability tweeted …
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Chris Roberts will have a lot to say next week at RSA Conference 2015 where he is scheduled to present a talk “Security Hopscotch” after his experience this week being hauled in by the FBI, apparently for tweeting about “playing with” the onboard communications systems of the plane he was traveling on.
Roberts, founder, CISO and CTO of One World Labs, a Colorado-based enterprise security assessment and consulting firm, was detained by the FBI after his flight landed in Syracuse, N.Y., and questioned for four hours.
The FBI confiscated his iPad Air, MacBook Pro, three hard drives, seven thumb drives, a Bluetooth USB adapter and a USB cable. All the devices were encrypted, according to a story posted by Forbes.
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