🤖 Cybercrime - SMS Blaster Device Use
This article discusses the conviction of an organized criminal group in London. The group utilized an SMS Blaster device to send fraudulent text messages as part of their operations.
Key Points:
• An SMS Blaster device was used in an organized criminal operation.
• The device facilitated sending fraudulent text messages.
• Law enforcement in London secured convictions against the involved gang.
🔗 Resources:
• Bushido Token Blog ↗ - New details on cybercrime operations
🤖 Data Breach - KDDI Email Platform Exposure
This article reports on a significant data breach impacting Japanese telecommunications provider KDDI. Attackers compromised an email platform, exposing sensitive user data from multiple internet service providers.
Key Points:
• Millions of email addresses and passwords were exposed.
• The breach affected an email platform used by five ISPs.
• KDDI, a major Japanese telecommunications company, was involved.
🔗 Resources:
• BleepingComputer ↗ - Report on KDDI data breach
🚀 ObfusGit - AI Training Data Protection
This article introduces ObfusGit, a Python tool designed to protect code from being used in AI training datasets. It obfuscates the public version of a repository while maintaining the original code locally.
Key Points:
• ObfusGit is a Python tool for code obfuscation.
• It prevents public repository code from being used in AI training.
• Local repository content remains unchanged.
🔗 Resources:
• TrustedSec Blog ↗ - ObfusGit tool introduction
💡 Security - Dumping TGTs with klist.exe
This article describes a method for dumping Kerberos Ticket Granting Tickets (TGTs) from a local machine. The technique utilizes klist.exe and requires only local administrator privileges.
Key Points:
• klist.exe can extract local Kerberos TGTs.
• The method requires only local administrator rights.
• No system-level privileges are necessary to dump all TGTs.
🔗 Resources:
• Defte_'s Writeup ↗ - Explanation of klist.exe ticket dumping
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