IT/IoT attacks in 2022
OT / IoT attacks and supply chain attacks are considered as 2 of the 10 most “hot trends” in cybersecurity 2022.
OT / IoT attacks and supply chain attacks are considered as 2 of the 10 most “hot trends” in cybersecurity 2022.
Cables for GSM-R were intentionally cut this morning in northern Germany. This is a very serious incident and has to be carefully investigated with regard to the motivation of the attackers. Link to article of German newspaper “Die Zeit” (08.10.2022)
Voice and video as a means of identification can no longer be considered as secure! Let me predict, that the threat of impersonation through deepfakes and AI generated content will be one of the next big things. They will be used for fraudulent activities or for attempts to manipulate the public opinion. We need new…
Identity is the new perimeter. What does this mean in times of AI – both on the offensive and the defensive side? 💡 Rohit Ghai talks about this in an inspiring keynote at RSA Conference 2023. Well worth watching! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=plMlFAxHJ6s
Security basics: What is a vulnerability?
This is actually a very interesting attack vector described in this post:As an attacker place a Google Ad for a keyword, which will be mapped to accidentally pasted unprotected Dropbox links (I’m sure, this will also work with other cloud providers) and see what you will get… LinkedIn Post
There is a job advert for a Windows 3.11 administrator role in the rail industry doing the rounds on the internet right now – e.g. here at Heise. It’s often accompanied by the question why such old systems are still in use – it’s 2024! Yes, this is the reality of OT systems – not…