An App Used to Dox Charlie Kirk Critics Doxed Its Own Users Instead

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The US Secret Service said on Tuesday that it had discovered facilities via the “New York Tarsat” that runs the so-called SIM-servers with specialists that manage and coordinate 100,000 SIM cards at an illegal time. Nevertheless, the Secret Service warned that in addition to using it by Internet criminals for fraud, devices can also be used to launch critical infrastructure attacks that can disrupt mobile phone networks.

An electronic attack at Jaguar Land Rover, which is based in the United Kingdom, has caused the collapse of the supply chain, the stopping of vehicle production, and the cost of dozens of JLR of millions of dollars, forcing its suppliers to get rid of workers. The besieged company will have to bear the full cost of the attack due to insufficient insurance coverage, which prompted talks about the potential assistance of the UK government.

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A used application was found on those who talked about the right -wing activist Charlie Kirk leaking the information of its users, which led to the increase in the people who invited them to Dox goals.

The application canceled the hatred, which was established in the aftermath of the Kirk assassination on September 10, suspended its services this week after the safety defects were revealed on the site, as the application was hosted on the email addresses of the open users and phone numbers. This site was asked by its users to collect and participate in the work and other personal information of Kirk critics and others, “Supporting political violence”. But a researcher from the security, who knew himself only as Bobdahacker showed on Outlet Outlet Straight Arrow News that privacy settings on the site did not work as advertiser, and leaked user information publicly even when it was appointed to the private sector. According to what was reported, the infiltrator had the ability to delete user accounts as desired.

Remove the hate, which showed a picture of Kerk on its main page and established by Muayyad Kirk, who was martyred in his death as the motive to create the site, since then, recorded the reporting features. It now displays a message on its main page that is transmitted to a “new service provider”. The page that allows visitors to buy a $ 23 shirt online.

The ransom groups continued to dismantle the depths of extreme immorality this week with a new tactic: pre -school schools by stealing personal information for young children and threatening their parents. The BBC reported that the group of infiltrators says that it stole the names, addresses and pictures of about 8,000 pre -school children Kido, which has locations around London to a large extent and also in the United States and India. Snements threaten data leakage if a ransom is not paid, so it is to the point of contacting some of the children’s parents to enhance their threat. The group also published a sample of information and photos of 10 children on the dark website.

In August, the Guardian newspaper, the Israeli -Palestinian publication +972, and published in the Hebrew language, revealed how the Israeli intelligence unit 8200 building a comprehensive monitoring system for interception and Palestinian phone calls. The publications reported that more than a “million call per hour” can be collected by the system, which was reported that it collected about 8,000 terabytes of call data and storing them in the Microsoft cloud service in the Netherlands, according to the publications.

This week, after an external investigation commissioned by Microsoft, the company withdrew some of the Israeli army’s arrival to its technology. In a statement, the head of Microsoft Brad Smith said that the company made the decision to “stop and disrupt” some “of the specific cloud storage capacity and artificial intelligence technologies” that it provided to the Israeli forces. Microsoft procedure – the investigation is still ongoing – follows a wave of protests of employees in its relations with Israel and its ongoing war in Gaza. “We do not provide technology to facilitate the collective monitoring of civilians. We have applied this principle in every country around the world, and we have insisted on it again and again for more than two decades,” Smith wrote in a statement.