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TCS says no impact of 'purported data breach' on its data, systems
The Asian Age New Delhi: Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), the country's largest software services firm, on Saturday said it has seen no impact on its systems due to "purported breach" flagged by security firm Seqrite Cyber Intelligence Labs. "There is no impact to … |
Chinese security researchers have discovered a way to send secret, inaudible commands to speech recognition systems such as Siri, Amazon Alexa or Google Home using ultrasound.
Read more in my article on the Tripwire State of Security blog.
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Hackers send silent commands to speech recognition systems with ultrasound
TechCrunch Security researchers in China have invented a clever way of activating voice recognition systems without speaking a word. By using high frequencies inaudible to humans but which register on electronic microphones, they were able to issue commands to … |
We’ve heard a lot about Russians attackers attempting to hack the US election, but another hacking group also allegedly wanted to interfere with the election; they attempted to pivot from compromised school districts to state voting systems.
The Miami Herald reported that MoRo, a group of hackers based in Morocco, penetrated “at least four Florida school district networks” and purportedly searched for a way “to slip into other sensitive government systems, including state voting systems.”
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