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The Biden Administration looked at the spyware used to penetrate the controversial phones enough to the extent that it was tightly restricted to the US government’s use of an executive order signed in March 2024. In Trump, it does not stand out as its deportation power enables-the new result can be for a large extent.

Multiple technology and safety companies – including Cloudflare, Palo Alto Networks, Spycloud and ZSCaler – have been confirmed Customer information was stolen in penetration This originally targeted a Chatbot system that belongs to sales sales and generation of salesloft revenue. The stealing of sprawling data began in August, but in recent days more companies revealed the theft of customer information.

Near the end of August, Salsloft confirmed for the first time I have discovered a “security problem” in the Drift application, a Chatbot International International, which allows companies to track potential customers who deal with Chatbot. The company said that the security issue is linked to Drift integration with Salesforce. Between August 8 and August 18, infiltrators used OAUTH icons associated with tree to steal data from accounts.

Google safety researchers open The penetration at the end of August. “The actor exported large quantities of data from many Salesforce counterparts”, noting that the infiltrators were looking for passwords and other credentials in the data. More than 700 companies may have been affected, as Google later says it has seen DRIFT email integration is exposed to abuse.

On August 28, Salesloft Temporarily Salsforce-Salesloft integration while investigating safety cases; Then on September 2 He said“The erosion will be temporarily taken in a situation of non -communication in the very near future” so that it can “build additional flexibility and safety in the system.” There will be more companies affected by the attack, which will notify customers in the coming days.

Obtaining intelligence in the internal business of the KIM system, which ruled North Korea for three generations, has faced a serious challenge for US intelligence agencies. This week, the New York Times revealed in a bomb’s account a very secret incident to what extent the American army went in one effort to spy on the regime. In 2019, SEAL TEAM 6 was sent to carry out an amphibious task to grow an electronic monitoring device on North Korean soil – only for the failure and killing of a group of North Koreans in this process. According to the Times, the marine seals reached beyond swimming on the country’s beaches in small numbers that were deployed from a nuclear submarine. But due to the lack of reconnaissance and the difficulty of wiping the area, the special forces operators were confused with the appearance of a boat in the water, fired at everyone, and aborted their mission. It turned out that the North Koreans in the boat were likely to dive into the shellfish. The Trump administration reported, according to the Times newspaper, the leaders of the congressional committees that oversee military and intelligence activities.

Holding is still one of the oldest and most reliable ways for infiltrators for the initial access to a targeted network. One study indicates a reason: training employees to discover and resist attempts to hunt is surprisingly difficult. In a study that included 20,000 employees at the provider of health care, the simulation attempts to train employees have resulted in only 1.7 percent decrease in employee failure compared to employees who have never received any training. This is probably because the employees simply ignored or barely recorded training, the study found: in 75 percent of cases, the employee who opened the training link spent less than a minute on the page. In contrast, the employees who have completed a question and a training in questions and answers were 19 percent less failure in subsequent hunting tests – almost almost no very reassuring level of protection. Lesson? Find ways to detect hunting that does not require the victim to discover fraud. As is often shown in the cybersecurity industry, humans are the weakest of the security of most organizations – and they seem to be stubbornly designed to stay in this way.

Online piracy is still large commercial – year, people made more than 216 billion visits To piracy sites, films, television and sports flow. This week, however, it was the largest illegal sport flow platform, Streameast, Closed Through the Anti -Piracy Industry Group, the Alliance for Creativity, Entertainment and Authorities in Egypt. Before the removal, Streameast has operated a 80 -field network that saw more than 1.6 billion visits annually. The piracy network has broadcast football matches from the Premier League and other matches throughout Europe, as well as NFL, NBA, NHL and MLB. According to AthleteIt was claimed that two men in Egypt were arrested on charges of violating copyright, and the authorities found links to Shell, which is allegedly used to wash about $ 6.2 million in advertising revenues over the past fifteen years.