Industry Spotlight
US No-Fly List Leaked via Airline Dev Server by @_nyancrimew
An unsecured Jenkins server contained secret credentials for more than 40 public-cloud storage buckets. In today’s SB Blogwatch, we say hello to our old friend maia arson crimew ...
T-Mobile’s SIXTH Breach in 5 years: 37M Users’ PII Leaks
The Un-carrier is In-secure, it seems. Un-believable. In-credibly in-competent. CEO Mike Sievert (pictured) might become un-CEO ...
APIs in Vehicle Software Vulnerable to Attacks
All software today depends on APIs, including the software in newer-model vehicles. And that’s creating serious security issues that have already led to vulnerabilities involving the car owners’ PII, GPS tracking and ...
Another Password Manager Breach: NortonLifeLock Apes LastPass
NortonLifeLock is warning customers their passwords are loose. First LastPass, now this? ...
NIST Completes Satellite Command-and-Control Guidance
NIST’s popular cybersecurity framework is finally ready for space. Well, not really outer space—but it will be applied to the security of ground satellite command-and-control systems. In recent years, the security of ...
Cybersecurity Legal Trends for 2023
As the world becomes increasingly reliant on technology and the internet, cybersecurity legal trends continue to evolve and shape the way we approach data protection. So what can we expect in terms ...
Digital License Plates: Stupid, Pointless, Insecure
Reviver’s Rplate digital license plates are insecure: Their design appears to be riddled with privacy holes (not to mention the daft nature of the product itself) ...
9 Reasons Blockchain Projects Fail (And How to Succeed)
At least 95% of enterprise blockchain projects end in failure. Was yours one of them, or could it be on the same path to failure? The slow death of blockchain consortia has ...
‘We Must Ban TikTok!’ — Senate, House, FCC Agree
TikTok’s days are numbered in the U.S.—if the GOP has its way ...
Operation PowerOFF: DDoS Sites Denied Service (by US, UK, Europol)
Around 50 so-called “booter” DDoS sites have been nuked by international law enforcement. And seven of their alleged administrators have been charged ...



