Thousands of SonarQube Instances Publicly Exposed

#cososec

http://blog.kenbuckler.com/2020/11/thousands-of-sonarqube-instances.html

As someone who basically lives and breathes software development and testing, I'm very concerned how such a serious bug could make it to voting day.
https://www.westernjournal.com/election-program-issue-tallied-2-votes-gop-candidate-33-mi-counties-thought-using-software/

Ransomware Activity Targeting the Healthcare and Public Health Sector

CISA, FBI, and HHS have credible information of an increased and imminent #cybercrime threat to U.S. hospitals and healthcare providers.

#cososec

https://us-cert.cisa.gov/ncas/alerts/aa20-302a

#BREAKING 4chan HACKS Oregon state election. This flaw basically is a complete compromise of Oregon ballots. #election2020 #CoSoSec

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hujJxFVcCa0

@HedgeTrimmerKnight @th3heal3r

Another article:
https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-54436575

Security Incident at VA Exposed 46K Veterans’ Information

#CoSoSec

https://securityboulevard.com/2020/09/security-incident-at-va-exposed-46k-veterans-information/

Cloning physical keys using a smart phone. #CoSoSec
https://mashable.com/article/spikey-house-keys-listening-smartphone/

In the 1960s, computers were typically large, bulky machines used for the processing of text data or mathematical equations. Processing was typically performed using punchcards, or if you're really lucky, a terminal with a monochrome display. A pocket calculator typically contains more computing power than a 1960's computer, and a smartphone contains more computing power than the average 1960's data center.

http://blog.kenbuckler.com/2020/08/before-photoshop-1960s-cia-computerized.html

Coming Soon! Spy Machines - A look at Post-WWII Spy Technology using declassified CIA documents.
#spying #technology #history

https://leanpub.com/spymachines

Major explosion in Baltimore, leveled three houses. Live video.
https://www.facebook.com/FOXBaltimore/videos/291926775572356/

My attorneys have advised me I can't use the name of a recent cyber security conference to promote my book sales. So for a limited time only, my #WhiteCap2020 sale will make all three of my cyber security books available for a RIDICULOUSLY low price!

https://leanpub.com/b/CyberDeathHacking/c/WhiteCap2020

#CoSoSec

Really enjoying #BlackHat2020 this year. I can never make it in person, so the virtual event is fantastic!

#CoSoSec

@Beerdini CONGRATS!!!

@Minholkin Those old ICBMs sure can move!

Happening Now: Live Stream of a Minotaur rocket launch from Wallops Island, VA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KUUc6rYpm4U

Just got a notification that my LinkedIn account was part of a 33 million account dump! Changing my password now! So grateful for my identity theft monitoring! #CoSoSec

@voltronic Back in 2003ish it wasn't uncommon to see job postings by various companies requiring 10 years of experience with Windows 2000.

Never underestimate a non-technical HR person's ability to stupify a job posting.

@Dane @voltronic
I agree Signal should not enable this feature by default.

However, looking at the concept I am glad they're at least trying to make this secure, compared to other services where security is an afterthought.

I use signal regularly and absolutely love it.

#COVID contact tracing apps are now being #hacked, exposing personal data of millions worldwide. #CoSoSec

https://nordvpn.com/blog/coronavirus-tracing-apps/

@corlin One of the things I always stress when giving teaching lessons to our newer employees about cybersecurity is that if a security measure negatively affects the ability for authorized users to do their jobs to the point that the measure must be bypassed to accomplish any work, that measure is too restrictive.

I look forward to reading this!