NASA hacked after Raspberry Pi connected to its network

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ZDNet Security June 26, 2019

NASA hacked because of unauthorized Raspberry Pi connected to its network NASA described the hackers as an "advanced persistent threat," a term generally used for nation-state hacking groups. READ FULL STORY RELATED • Use Gmail at work? Now you get security sandbox to fight 0-day threats, ransomware • Malicious Word docs warning: Think before clicking on unexpected emails • Chrome extension caught hijacking users' search engine results • Most mobile apps have this vulnerability that could put your data at risk • Free proxy service found running on top of 2,600 WordPress sites Here's how I survived a SIM swap attack after T-Mobile failed me - twice READ FULL STORY Hackers broke into 10 telco companies to steal customers' phone records READ FULL STORY 8x8 X Series: How to make the contact center more collaborative White Papers from 8x8, Inc. The Elephant in the Room: Why Cloud Communications Providers Dont Like... White Papers from 8x8, Inc. How to Solve the Enterprise Communications Crisis with an Open Cloud... White Papers from 8x8, Inc. More Security 1. DJI plans to start assembling drones in US amid security concerns 2. McAfee sues sales team over leak of trade secrets to rival 3. Report shows failures at 8 US agencies for security protocols 4. Second Florida city pays ransom to ransomware gang in a week Read more › Cyberwar and the Future of Cybersecurity 1. Cyberwarfare escalation just took a new and dangerous turn 2. FBI: Foreign spies using social media to target gov't contractors 3. Homeland Security: We tested Windows BlueKeep attack. It works. 4. Cyberwar and the future of cybersecurity (free ebook) Read more › Amazon, Facebook internet outage: Verizon blamed for 'cascading catastrophic failure' Cloudflare loses 15 percent of traffic due to an error at Verizon. READ FULL STORY 8x8's Enterprise Engagement Management Platform: Moving Toward an Integrated Approach White Papers from 8x8, Inc. Download Now How to Separate True Threats from False Positives with Machine Learning White Papers from ThreatX Download Now 2018 Cisco Annual Cybersecurity Report White Papers from Cisco Download Now Tech Pro Research: IT Leader's Guide to Deep Learning White Papers from TechRepublic.com Learn More More on Security Latest Anti-virus Software

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