Security vulnerability in iPhone’s USB-C port, and a gotcha with iMessage scams
A security vulnerability has been discovered in the USB-C port controller fitted to the iPhone 15 and 16. However, ...
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RANsacked: Over 100 Security Flaws Found in LTE and 5G Network Implementations
The 119 vulnerabilities, assigned 97 unique CVE identifiers, span seven LTE implementations – Open5GS, Magma, ...
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Taiwan Bolsters Marine Deployments Amid Rising Threats
Taiwan is ramping up its marine forces in Taipei to counter potential threats from China. The Marine Amphibious ...
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SLAP and FLOP browser vulnerabilities threaten nearly every Apple device since 2021
Most modern browsers “sandbox” web sessions, so that one browser tab or window can’t access the data from other tabs/windows. The SLAP and FLOP vulnerabilities exploit features of the latest Apple ...
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Report shows the threat of supply chain vulnerabilities from third-party products
Critical vulnerabilities ... significant security risks, new research has claimed. With organizations increasingly reliant on third-party software and complex supply chains, cyber threats are ...
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A gotcha with iMessage scams, powered by Chinese phishing kit [U]
However, a security concern that does pose a threat to iPhone users is ... see new section below … Security vulnerability in iPhone’s USB-C port Security researcher Thomas Roth discovered ...
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⚡ THN Weekly Recap: Top Cybersecurity Threats, Tools and Tips [27 January]
From AI-powered threats to critical vulnerabilities in healthcare tech, this week’s recap dives deep into the challenges ...
Apple's USB-C not completely secure, hacktivist breaks open Apple’s Type-C port's security
A security researcher demonstrated how he managed to break into the ACE3 USB-C controller, a crucial component used in the iPhone 15’s USB-C port. This controller handles both charging and data ...