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We face 300 Russian cyberattacks a day, says Poland’s deputy PM We face 300 Russian cyberattacks a day, says Poland’s deputy PM

We face 300 Russian cyberattacks a day, says Poland’s deputy PM

Krzysztof Gawkowski says he is braced for an attempt to shut down the water network or power grid, as Putin ramps up digital assaults on Ukraine’s allies

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Hackers leak Allianz Life data stolen in Salesforce attacks Hackers have released stolen data belonging to US insurance giant Allianz Life, exposing 2.8 million records with sensitive information on business partners and customers in ongoing Salesforce data theft attacks.

Hackers have released stolen data belonging to US insurance giant Allianz Life, exposing 2.8 million records with sensitive information on business partners and customers in ongoing Salesforce data theft attacks.

Small defense firms are tempting targets for nation-state hackers: NSA A bison head, a deer head, and almost the entire front half of a water buffalo were visible in the workspace, which also showed a triple-monitor setup with filing cabinets, a copy machine, and plenty of figurines. No other computers could be seen. “This is a real picture of one such [defense industrial base] company. We went to visit their headquarters,” said Bickley, who leads defense-industry-protection efforts at the NSA Cybersecurity Collaboration Center. “And this company produces custom radio-frequency solutions for DOD to use in very austere locations across the globe. And I don’t know about for all of you, but when I went here, it was a surprise to me." The company, which remained unnamed, manufactures great products, said Bickley, though their IT environment isn’t what she had in mind for a defense contractor. Therein lies the problem, she said: most DIB providers — 80%, in fact — are small businesses like the rustic, trophy-adorned workspace presented in the photos. And their small setups are part of a growing battlespace that needs to be shielded from adversaries. Defense firms are attractive targets for nation-state hackers because they often hold sensitive technical data, intellectual property, or access credentials linked to U.S. military and intelligence systems. Even smaller contractors can serve as entry points into the broader defense ecosystem, making them a key focus for espionage campaigns. A large-scale phishing campaign publicly revealed in late March, for instance, targeted defense, aerospace and IT companies that support Ukraine’s military, likely seeking to harvest credentials and sensitive intelligence about its war against Russia, Nextgov/FCW previously reported. “The DIB is no longer a handful of traditional defense contractors, but it now includes a lot of companies from nascent and emerging industries,” Bickley said on stage. Those can include AI providers, transportation companies or even foreign-owned utilities. No DIB company is too insignificant to be targeted by nation-state hackers, who often exploit unpatched vulnerabilities, she said, calling out major Chinese hacking collectives like Volt Typhoon and Salt Typhoon that have breached troves of core infrastructure across the U.S. and the world. “When we engage with small companies, they often think that what they do is not important enough to be targeted. But when you have the significant resources like that to conduct mass scanning and mass exploitation, there is no company and no target too small,” she said. The talk, in part, highlighted an partnership between the NSA and Horizon3, a penetration-testing provider. The two, through the NSA center’s Continuous Autonomous Penetration Testing program, provided automated testing tools to some 200 DIB providers.  They found over 50,000 vulnerabilities, and soon after, more than 70% of these vulnerabilities were mitigated, Bickley said. In one case, a penetration test unearthed an internal file sharing system with over 3 million sensitive documents on nuclear submarines and aircraft carriers in just five minutes. “But again, I would ask you to put yourself in the shoes of this company,” Bickley said, calling back to the office with animals mounted on its walls. “They’re not thinking about two-year-old vulnerabilities. They’re thinking about building the best antenna for DOD that money can buy.”  “And that is the value that we can add, from a National Security Agency perspective, from industry’s perspective — when we are able to share insights on what we’re seeing in the threat environment and flag things for these companies so they can stay on top of it,” she said. ]]>

Small defense firms are tempting targets for nation-state hackers: NSA #cybersecurity #infosec

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Russia reportedly implicated in hack on US federal courts' databases Databases used by US federal courts for sharing and managing case documents have been hacked, according to reports from Politco and The New York Times.

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Donald Trump admits he had children working at his spas in Mar a Lago, which Epstein "stole" from him.

"He stole her." #OpDeathEaters

Flaw in Gemini CLI coding tool could allow hackers to run nasty commands Beware of coding agents that can access your command window.

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Ghislaine Maxwell in a dark suit and Donald Trump in a striped tie pose together against a textured brick wall, conveying a formal atmosphere.

Ghislaine Maxwell, child trafficker and child rapist, has asked the Supreme Court to overturn her 2022 child rape trafficking conviction. Her legal team claims she should’ve been protected under a 2007 deal Jeffrey Epstein made with US federal prosecutors. 🧵
#3E #OpDeathEaters

CBS Evening News Tuesday September 13 1983 Computers ( Part II: Land Of Oz) - Hacking Segment : CBS : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive CBS Evening News for Tuesday, September 13th, 1983 hosted by Dan Rather. Problems posed to computer security by hackers, amateurs who use home computers to...

A while ago I asked for donations to get some clips of 80s #hacker #news released from an archival service (Vanderbilt) that charges for retrieving and sharing clips from VHS vaults they have.

These clips were lost media.

I’m making a thread then asking for help again.
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Media freedom, civil rights groups to hold press conference about prolonged ICE detention of journalist Mario Guevara - Committee to Protect Journalists Reporter’s arrest–on charges that have since been dropped–poses grave threat to press freedom and the public’s right to know New York, July 18, 2025—Lawyers representing Mario Guevara, the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ), Free Press, and the Georgia First Amendment Foundation will hold a press conference on Tuesday, July 22, 2025, at 10 a.m. to...

Lawyers representing Mario Guevara, the CPJ, Free Press and the Georgia First Amendment Foundation are to hold a news conference tomorrow as they work for the release of the Atlanta-based journalist from ICE custody.

YouTube video by anon2world Anonymous: See You on the Front Lines.

Anonymous: Front Lines
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How Cops Can Get Your Private Online Data Can the cops get your online data? In short, yes. There are a variety of US federal and state laws which give law enforcement powers to obtain information that you provided to online services. But, th...

Cops shouldn’t be able to just get a copy of your DMs. If they want your private messages, they can come back with a warrant.

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If you're MAGA, Anonymous has no place for you. We're about helping people and being a voice for the voiceless, not spewing hate and sucking off the orange wanna-be dictator.

You know some time in the late 00s there was a big of a fragmentation of Anonymous. Us, the "moralfags" who thought it was stupid and childish to give people seizures went on to create the Anonymous you know and love today, while the trolls went on to, I dunno, storm the capitol probably.

Hell yeah.

YouTube video by anon2world We are MAGA [Music Video]

"We Are MAGA" [Music Video]
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YouTube video by realhackhistory Hacker Documentary - True Life: "I'm A Hacker" (1999, MTV)

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"Why did you do this to me? I thought we were friends!"...

a man with dreadlocks is wearing a headband and a quote that says existence could be beautiful or it could be ugly ALT: a man with dreadlocks is wearing a headband and a quote that says existence could be beautiful or it could be ugly

You got to find out the future you're fighting for. Sometimes you got to close your eyes and really envision that shit, bro. If you like it, then it's beautiful. If you don't? Then you might as well fade the fuck out right now.

How do I know which one's for me?

Do you dream, Elliot? You scraping so hard like you ain't ever asked yourself this before. I said, do you wanna be here right now? And I don't mean, like here-here, but I mean here in the cosmic sense, bro. Like, existence could be beautiful, or it could be ugly, but that's on you.

Please tell me there are more of these.