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Posted by Roy Schestowitz on May 20, 2023
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=> ↺ Kia/Hyundia Settle Class-Action Lawsuit Over Security Flaw in Vehicles
Hyundai Motor America and Kia America will resolve class-action lawsuit prompted by a surge in vehicle thefts with a settlement agreement that could be valued at $200 million
=> ↺ Kia and Hyundai settled a class-action lawsuit accusing their cars of being too easy to steal
Kia and Hyundai have agreed to settle a class-action lawsuit accusing the automakers of failing to install basic anti-theft measures.
=> ↺ When the Phisher Messes Up With Encoding, (Fri, May 19th)
In the US, voting is seen as a civic duty. It’s voluntary, but it’s an act of patriotism and a democratic responsibility. But there are many barriers to voting—one might have to take off from work, find childcare, or travel long distances to cast a ballot.
=> ↺ Could online voting become mainstream in the US?
=> ↺ US Teenager Indicted for Credential Stuffing Attack on Fantasy Sports Website
Wisconsin teen Joseph Garrison is charged with launching a credential stuffing attack that affected roughly 60,000 user accounts.
=> ↺ Pimcore Platform Flaws Exposed Users to Code Execution
Security researchers are warning that newly patched vulnerabilities in the Pimcore platform bring code execution risks.
=> ↺ Botched Asus Update Kicks Routers Offline Worldwide, Company Apologizes
Asus' routers mysteriously went offline earlier this week, and Asus initially went radio-silent.
=> ↺ Researchers Identify Second Developer of ‘Golden Chickens’ Malware
Security researchers have identified the second developer of Golden Chickens, a malware suite used by financially-motivated hacking groups Cobalt Group and FIN6.
=> ↺ Japan’s Toyota discloses improper crash tests at Daihatsu subsidiary
Toyota has found improper crash tests for a model and suspended shipments, in the latest in a series of embarrassing woes plaguing Japan’s top automaker. The latest problem, affects 56,111 Toyota Raize hybrid vehicles, produced by Daihatsu, a manufacturer specializing in small models, wholly owned by Toyota. It also affects 22,329 vehicles sold as the Daihatsu Rocky. The vehicles were all sold in Japan. Just a week ago, Toyota acknowledged there had been data breach at its online Connected service, spanning a decade, putting information on more than 2 million vehicles at risk for leaks. No breaches were reported.
=> ↺ Japan's Toyota Discloses Improper Crash Tests at Daihatsu Subsidiary
Toyota has found improper crash tests for a model and suspended shipments, in the latest in a series of embarrassing woes plaguing Japan’s top automaker
=> ↺ Security Risks of New .zip and .mov Domains
Researchers are worried about Google's .zip and .mov domains, because they are confusing. Mistaking a URL for a filename could be a security vulnerability.
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=> ↺ All your building are belong to us
TL;DR Building Management Systems (BMS) bring new risks to businesses that haven't had previous experience of securing Operational Technology (OT) While there might not be direct financial gain from hacking [...]
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