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@CroodSolutions @jaysonstreet @Natha_Sect @UK_Daniel_Card Can confirm that the people i have checked with have older Android and have no issues. Will track down some iPhone users and update.

Following up after informally talking to several more people, and the trend seems to be holding so far, that newer devices are not working while older devices are working. Can anyone else weigh in this? @jaysonstreet @Natha_Sect @UK_Daniel_Card (for visibility)

Related to the @Verizon outage, which also seems to impact other carriers, has anyone noticed a trend related to device type or age? A few people I have asked seem to report newer iPhones SOS, while multiple people I have talked to report older iPhones and Android devices to be working. Could there be some sort of relationship between a particular more recent grouping of eSIM cards or hardware and those impacted by the issue? It just seems strange that people in the same location in close proximity, have a mix of working/non-working devices.

Another upside to the fight delay this got here

Ten boxes of badges and supplies ready for a road trip from Dallas to Vegas. See you all soon. #badgelife #defcon #defcon32 #RoadToDefcon

Did someone else see this?

Thoughts on the Hafnium Exchange hack: (1) it's going to disproportionately impact those that can least afford it (SMBs, Edu, States, locals), (2) incident response teams are BURNED OUT & this is at a really bad time, (3) few orgs should be running exchange servers these days.

How I envision soc vs reality

Challenge completed! Successfully sniffed the BitLocker key from the SPI bus, and decrypted the drive.

Excellent and thoughtful analysis of the CL outage yesterday... blog.cloudflare.com/analysis-of-to…

FYI - our tool Eyeballer is up for "Best Free Cybersecurity Tool" in the #CybersecurityExcellenceAwards2020. To vote, please go here: hubs.ly/H0mFM6z0 {Note - you have to register in order to vote.)

Attention Windows Users! You should immediately install the latest #Microsoft December 2019 updates to patch a total of 36 new vulnerabilities, including a Windows 0-Day exploit that attackers are actively exploiting in the wild. Details: thehackernews.com/2019/12/window… #infosec #tech

New Flaw Lets Rogue Android Apps Access Camera Without Permission thehackernews.com/2019/11/androi… via @TheHackersNews

As part of our ongoing #HackucationAsAService (#HaaS) initiative please enjoy the video presentations from the #DEFCON27 main tracks! The Village videos will follow over the next week. Please #passiton to all who might benefit. #Sharingiscaring. youtube.com/playlist?list=…

This is interesting... Hackers can covertly inject inaudible commands into voice controlled devices—Google Home, Alexa, Apple Siri—by shining a laser at them from several meters away. Read ➤ thehackernews.com/2019/11/hackin… ✅ OK Google, open the garage door ✅ Hey Siri, unlock my car

Skip-2.0: A new #Microsoft SQL server backdoor #malware spotted in the wild that lets remote attackers stealthily connect to any account on a compromised server using a “magic password.” Read details: thehackernews.com/2019/10/mssql-… #infosec #cybersecurity

Not a Patch Tuesday! Adobe just releases out-of-band #security patches for a total of 82 vulnerabilities in various products, 45 of which are rated CRITICAL & all of them affect #Adobe Acrobat and Reader software for #macOS and Windows. Read ➤ thehackernews.com/2019/10/adobe-… #infosec

It's not a Patch Tuesday, but #Microsoft is rolling out emergency out-of-band security patches for two new vulnerabilities: ➡️ CVE-2019-1367 — a critical IE zero-day under active attack. ➡️ CVE-2019-1255 — DoS flaw in Microsoft Defender. Read details: thehackernews.com/2019/09/window…

It's not done yet. Active since 2017, widespread #Smominru botnet worm "indiscriminately" hacked over 90,000 Windows computers just last month (August 2019) and spreading rapidly at the rate of 4,700 new machines everyday. Read — thehackernews.com/2019/09/smomin… #infosec #cybersecurity

Warning — Thousands of #Google Calendars are, intentionally or unintentionally, leaking private information quietly on the Internet, allowing anyone to not only access sensitive details but also add new events with maliciously crafted info & links. thehackernews.com/2019/09/google… #tech

Another #DEFCON27 early release video! Please enjoy Patrick Wardle's talk'Harnessing Weapons of Mac Destruction’ all about subverting & weaponizing existing Mac malware. As always, pass it on. youtu.be/InL3YA_6P6s