cyberinsider.com

Cross posted from https://scribe.disroot.org/post/10132860

A coalition of 21 cybersecurity and intelligence agencies has warned that Russian state-sponsored hackers continue to compromise internet-facing routers by exploiting weak configurations and known vulnerabilities, enabling them to steal device configurations and gain insight into victims’ networks.

A coalition of 21 cybersecurity and intelligence agencies has warned that Russian state-sponsored hackers continue to compromise internet-facing routers by exploiting weak configurations and known vulnerabilities, enabling them to steal device configurations and gain insight into victims’ networks.

A new open-source project called “RuView” is drawing widespread attention online for demonstrating how ordinary Wi-Fi signals can be used to detect human movement, breathing patterns, and even body posture through walls without cameras or wearable devices.

The Privacy Illusion: How Brave Browser Built Its Own Surveillance Machine.