INTERNET EXPOSED GNSS, RECIVERS POSE THREAT GLOBALLY IN 2024

Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) are used across numerous industries for positioning, navigation, and timing. However, these systems are susceptible to several attack vectors, including jamming, spoofing, and cyberattacks. In 2023, hacktivist groups exploited vulnerabilities in internet-exposed GNSS receivers, demonstrating the potential for serious damage. Despite some mitigation efforts, research in 2024 shows thousands of…

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GOOGLE DORKING

Google Dorking, also known as Google Hacking, is a technique for crafting search queries on Google to access specific sites, file types, or pages. This process is useful in OSINT investigations and penetration testing. The post explains common dorks like ‘cache’, ‘filetype’, ‘intitle’, ‘inurl’ and their uses, while emphasizing the legal boundaries. It covers use…

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GOOGLE INTERNET BALLON FAILED

Around three billion people globally lack proper internet access due to infrastructure, economic, and geographic limitations. High-altitude platform stations (balloons, airships, gliders, airplanes) aim to bridge this gap, offering more flexible and cost-effective solutions compared to satellites. They provide high-data-rate applications and could support emergency scenarios, IoT devices, agriculture, and environmental monitoring. Key challenges remain…

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    SAY GOODBYE TO PHISHING

    Phished credentials are the top threat vector for unauthorized access, but Beyond Identity offers a solution through deterministic security. Traditional defenses like basic MFA are insufficient against phishing. Beyond Identity uses public-private key cryptography, secure enclaves, and phishing-resistant methods to eliminate credential theft, address verifier impersonation, stop credential stuffing, and prevent push bombing attacks. Their…

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