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Enterprise Mobility Market by Type (Mobile Device Management (MDM), Mobile Application Management (MAM), Mobile Security Options, Mobile Content Management (MCM), Telecom Expense Management (TEM)), Application (Large Enterprises, SMEs), and Geography – Global Trends & Forecasts to 2019-2029 – ManufactureLink

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Kuwait sees large spike in malware attacks … up 64% – ARAB TIMES

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Cyber threats against ICS systems most prominent

Emad Haffar, Head of Technical Experts — Kaspersky

At GITEX Technology Week 2021, which opened Sunday October 17 at the World Trade Center in Dubai, Kaspersky research highlights that malware is widespread across the Middle East. Accounting for 161 million of attacks and growing by 17% when compared to the last year figure – 138 million. “Kuwait has seen a large spike in malware attacks increasing by 64%,” said Emad Haffar, Head of Technical Experts for the Middle East, Turkey and Africa at Kaspersky. Cyber threats against ICS systems stand out as the most prominent.

The UAE experienced a 4% increase in attacks against ICS computers during the first half of 2021 when compared to the same period last year. This stands higher than the global average which only increased by 1.2% for the same period. Industrial control system (ICS) security oversees the safeguarding and protection of control systems used for monitoring industrial processes. Such systems are critical in keeping essential infrastructure functioning and they are increasingly under attack. The potential for critical system breakdown, production accidents, and even city-wide or national impact is increasing. In Kaspersky’s “Threat Landscape for Industrial Automation Systems Report”, spyware, which is mostly deployed to steal money and information, are up by 0.6 percentage points in UAE. Simultaneously, malicious scripts grew by 2.7 percentage points. Threat actors use such scripts on various websites hosting pirated content to redirect users to sites that distribute spyware or malware designed to mine cryptocurrency without the user’s knowledge. “The global trajectory is to move to digital services across the board. This also includes Industrial Control systems which today are increasingly connected. For many, this has translated in increased convenience and efficiency, but it also exposes them to cyberattacks. A worst-case scenario can result in total disruption of industrial processes.

Depending on the criticality of an industrial object, the results can mean a loss of…

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Security Experts Warn of Apple Pay Express Transit Hack That Enables Large Unauthorized Visa Payments From Locked iPhones

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Researchers in the U.K. have demonstrated how large unauthorized contactless payments can be made on locked iPhones by exploiting Apple Pay’s Express Transit feature when set up with Visa.

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Express Transit is an ‌Apple Pay‌ feature that allows for tap-and-go payment at ticket barriers, eliminating the need to authenticate with Face ID, Touch ID, or a passcode. The device does not need to be wakened or unlocked to use Express Transit.

Computer Science researchers from Birmingham and Surrey Universities demonstrated to the BBC how the attack works by exploiting a weakness in the Visa contactless system through the use of a small piece of commercially available radio equipment, which is placed near the phone and masquerades as a ticket barrier.

An Android phone running an app developed by the researchers is used to relay signals from the iPhone to a contactless payment terminal and modifies the communications to fool the terminal into acting as if the ‌iPhone‌ has been unlocked and a payment authorized.

In demonstrating the attack, researchers made a contactless Visa payment of £1,000 from a locked ‌iPhone‌. The scientists only took money from their own accounts. The researchers said the Android phone and payment terminal used don’t need to be near the victim’s ‌iPhone‌ as long as there’s an internet connection.

Apple told the BBC the matter was an issue with the Visa system.

“We take any threat to users’ security very seriously,” said Apple. “This is a concern with a Visa system but Visa does not believe this kind of fraud is likely to take place in the real world given the multiple layers of security in place. In the unlikely event that an unauthorized payment does occur, Visa has made it clear that their cardholders are protected by Visa’s zero liability policy.”

The researchers said the attack might be easiest to deploy against a stolen ‌iPhone‌, although there’s no evidence that the hack has been used in the wild. Visa said payments were secure and attacks of this type were impractical outside of a lab.

“Visa cards connected to Apple Pay Express Transit are secure, and cardholders should continue to use them with confidence,” said a Visa spokesperson….

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Epik Was Warned About a Large Security Flaw Before Its Data Leaked

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Epik, the controversial web registrar that frequently comes under fire for hosting far-right groups and individuals, has had an immense amount of its data spilled onto the internet in recent days. The deluge, which reportedly consists of some 180 gigabytes of user registration and domain information, payment history, account credentials and more, appears to have been stolen during a hacking incident involving members of the hacktivist collective Anonymous.

Now, a new report from TechCrunch seems to show that the company was warned about a potentially large security flaw in its platform several weeks prior to the hack.

Security researcher Corben Leo says that he reached out to Epik’s CEO, Rob Monster, in January, to ask if Epik had a bug bounty program or another way to report the vulnerability. Monster apparently never replied. The hacking incident appears to have occurred roughly a month later, according to outlets who have viewed the data. TechCrunch reports:

Leo told TechCrunch that a library used on Epik’s WHOIS page for generating PDF reports of public domain records had a decade-old vulnerability that allowed anyone to remotely run code directly on the internal server without any authentication, such as a company password.

“You could just paste this [line of code] in there and execute any command on their servers,” Leo told TechCrunch.

It is unconfirmed if this vulnerability was used to hack the company.

Epik has been slow to respond to the claims about a leak. When Gizmodo initially reached out to the company on Tuesday, a spokesperson told us that the company was “not aware of any breach.” However, a day or so later, screenshots of an email from Monster to users began circulating on social media. The email partially read:

…as a precautionary measure, I am writing to inform you of an alleged security incident involving Epik.

Our internal team, working with external experts, have been working diligently to address the situation. We are taking proactive steps to resolve the issue. We will update you on our progress. In the meantime please let us know if you detect any unusual account activity.

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