Microsoft is investigating a known issue causing authentication failures for some Windows services after installing updates released during the May 2022 Patch Tuesday. (The Register) Windows updates for May cause AD authentication failures “Mischief abroad is the business model for Chinese tech,” he said. Speaking at the Black Hat Asia conference, Saran said China’s Communist Party sees tech as a means of exerting control and uses social media to deliberately interfere in the affairs of other nations, while simultaneously banning other nations access to its digital public square, and preventing its own citizens from venturing into global cyberspace inhabited by those of other countries. Samir Saran is president of Delhi-based think tank Observer Research Foundation (ORF), a commissioner of The Global Commission on the Stability of Cyberspace, and a member of Microsoft’s Digital Peace Now Initiative. ( The Hacker News) Kick China off social media, says tech governance expert This includes making configuration changes, stealing sensitive information and moving laterally within the target network, as well as being able to completely erase targeted servers as part of destructive attacks to render them inoperable by issuing an “rm -rf /*” command that recursively deletes all files. “An attacker can use this vulnerability to do just about anything they want to on the vulnerable server,” Horizon3.ai said in a report. The flaw, assigned the identifier CVE-2022-1388 (CVSS score: 9.8), concerns a critical bug in the BIG-IP iControl REST endpoint that provides an unauthenticated adversary with a method to execute arbitrary system commands. ( Dark Reading) CISA urges organizations to patch actively exploited F5 BIG-IP vulnerabilityįollowing on with one of the main stories of the week, CISA has added the recently disclosed F5 BIG-IP flaw to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog following reports of active abuse in the wild. Google is also expanding the types of Google Prompt challenges that users may experience if their login attempts look potentially fraudulent, including challenging users to connect their mobile devices to the same Wi-Fi network as the device they are attempting to log into.
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Google is bundling the Titan capability into mobile devices, where Android and iOS devices use Bluetooth to verify they are in physical proximity to the device the user is trying to log into. Google this week announced anti-phishing efforts that will make it possible to use Android and iOS devices in the same way as physical security keys such as Google’s Titan Security Key. The Nigerian government should take steps to spread awareness about cybercrimes, advisories, cyber forensics facilities, conduct seminars and a hacking event that educate people on the importance of cybersecurity,” he concluded.Google will use mobile devices to thwart phishing attacks “Nigeria has a lot of trained people in cyber. In a similar vein, he hints that with the various AI/mL research and development organisations like the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) (fablab is an innovation of NITDA), Nigeria is on the right track to tackling cyber security issues. He believes if systems are properly studied and understood, the problem of cyber security will be curbed a great deal. After graduating college, I enrolled in multiple Linux classes, Cyber boot camps, Ethical hacking courses like Kali Linux, Penetration Testing, Social Engineering etc.” So during college, I created mobile games on iOS and Android, and my games made around $19,000 in ad revenue. “Ever since then I have enjoyed doing technical things. “I fixed other kids’ toys and I remember using a diode and cassette DC motor to build what is considered a drone now and powered it with six dry cell batteries
“I grew up disabling my father’s radio for no reason and putting it back together,” Chima said. Driven by curiosity and a passion for providing solutions, the Imo state native has from an early age always turned to study processes and systems.
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