News Wrap: Ransomware Extortion Tactics, Contact-Tracing App Security Worries

Threatpost editors discuss the top news stories of the week ended May 15

https://threatpost.com/news-wrap-ransomware-extortion-tactics-contact-tracing-app-security/155796/

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A Telegram Bot to stream content on your smart TV (also Chromecast, FireTV and other UPnP device)
Feature

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“What about building 7?” A social psychological study of online discussion of 9/11 conspiracy theories

Recent research into the psychology of conspiracy belief has highlighted the importance of belief systems in the acceptance or rejection of conspiracy theories. We examined a large sample of conspiracist (pro-conspiracy-theory) and conventionalist (anti-conspiracy-theory) comments on news websites in order to investigate the relative importance of promoting alternative explanations vs. rejecting conventional explanations for events.

In accordance with our hypotheses, we found that conspiracist commenters were more likely to argue against the opposing interpretation and less likely to argue in favor of their own interpretation, while the opposite was true of conventionalist commenters. However, conspiracist comments were more likely to explicitly put forward an account than conventionalist comments were. In addition, conspiracists were more likely to express mistrust and made more positive and fewer negative references to other conspiracy theories.

The data also indicate that conspiracists were largely unwilling to apply the “conspiracy theory” label to their own beliefs and objected when others did so, lending support to the long-held suggestion that conspiracy belief carries a social stigma. Finally, conventionalist arguments tended to have a more hostile tone. These tendencies in persuasive communication can be understood as a reflection of an underlying conspiracist worldview in which the details of individual conspiracy theories are less important than a generalized rejection of official explanations.

“The Internet was made for conspiracy theory: it is a conspiracy theory: one thing leads to another, always another link leading you deeper into no thing and no place.” (Stewart, 1999, p. 18).

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https://www.forschung-und-wissen.de/nachrichten/psychologie/menschen-die-an-verschwoerungstheorien-glauben-sind-vernuenftiger-13372102

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Gangnam Industrial Style: APT Campaign Targets Korean Industrial Companies

Section 52, CyberX’s threat intelligence team, has uncovered an ongoing industrial cyberespionage campaign targeting hundreds of manufacturing and other industrial firms primarily located in South Korea. CyberX has identified more than 200 compromised systems from this campaign, including one belonging to a multi-billion dollar Korean conglomerate that manufactures critical infrastructure equipment such as heavy equipment for power transmission and distribution facilities, renewable energy, chemical plants, welding, and construction.

👉🏼 The research can be found here:
https://cyberx-labs.com/blog/gangnam-industrial-style-apt-campaign-targets-korean-industrial-companies/

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‼️ Any contribution in this channel(s) is for educational purposes only
All actions and/or activities in connection with the material contained in this channel are your sole responsibility. Use of the information in this channel may result in criminal charges against the persons concerned.

The authors and @BlackBox_Archiv are not liable in the event that criminal charges are brought against persons who misuse the information in this telegram channel to violate applicable law.

⚠️ Always remember to use these techniques, instructions or hardware only with devices whose owners or users permitted it. The unauthorized access to foreign infrastructure is punishable by law.

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Bellingcat's free online open source research toolkit

Version 5.1 (March 09, 2020)

The list includes satellite and map services, photo and video review tools, web archiving sites, and more.

Content (All links lead to GoogleDocs):

💡 Maps, Satellites & Streetview
💡 Location Based Searches
💡 Image & Video Verification
💡 Social Media
💡 Transportation
💡 Date & Time

💡 WhoIs, IPs & Website Analysis
💡 People & Phone Numbers
💡 Archiving & Downloading
💡 Company Registries
💡 Data Visualization
💡 Online Security & Privacy
💡 Finding Experts
💡 Miscellaneous
💡 Guides & Handbooks

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1BfLPJpRtyq4RFtHJoNpvWQjmGnyVkfE2HYoICKOGguA/mobilebasic#h.6igzqqftqvh4

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Now More Than Ever, Facebook Is a ‘Mark Zuckerberg Production’

For years, he was an obsessive C.E.O. in some ways, distant in others. Then Facebook’s problems became too acute to leave to anyone else.

SAN FRANCISCO — On Jan. 27, at a regularly scheduled Monday morning meeting with top executives at Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg turned the agenda to the coronavirus. For weeks, he told his staff, he had been hearing from global health care experts that the virus had the makings of a pandemic, and now Facebook needed to prepare for a worst-case scenario — one in which the company’s ability to combat misinformation, scammers and conspiracy theorists would be tested as never before.

To start, Mr. Zuckerberg said, the company should take some of the tools it had developed to fight 2020 election garbage and attempt to retool them for the pathogen. He asked executives in charge of every department to develop plans for responding to a global outbreak by the end of the week.

The meeting, described by two people who attended it, helped vault Facebook ahead of other companies — and even some governments — in preparing for Covid-19. And it exemplified a change in how the 36-year-old is running the company he founded.

Since the day he coded the words “a Mark Zuckerberg production” onto every blue-and-white Facebook page, he has been the singular face of the social network. But to an extent not widely appreciated outside Silicon Valley, Mr. Zuckerberg has long been a kind of binary chief executive — extraordinarily involved in some aspects of the business, and virtually hands-off in areas that he finds less interesting.

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https://www.nytimes.com/2020/05/16/technology/zuckerberg-facebook-coronavirus.html

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Tell your House Representative to vote against letting the FBI access internet history without a warrant

The Patriot Act is up for renewal with the USA FREEDOM Reauthorization Act and this bill as-is allows the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and Department of Justice (DOJ) to access your internet history without a warrant. Under this new law, all the DOJ has to do is claim that an American citizen is tangentially related to an ongoing investigation and they’d be able to access your internet history that is stored with your internet service provider (ISP) – this gross privacy violating power must be stopped. The bill is currently in the House of Representatives and could be voted on as soon as next week.

The USA FREEDOM Reauthorization Act of 2020 passed the Senate on 5/14/2020 with a reprehensible amendment attached which was introduced by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell. The McConnell amendment snuck in an expansion to the Patriot Act that would allow the FBI to access Americans’ internet history without a warrant. Another amendment by Wyden-Daines sought to remove the ability of the FBI/DOJ to access internet history without a warrant but said amendment failed by one vote. These are the 37 Senators that voted against that amendment and therefore voted to allow the FBI to access your internet history without a warrant.

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https://www.privateinternetaccess.com/blog/tell-your-house-representative-to-vote-against-letting-the-fbi-access-internet-history-without-a-warrant/

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This Service Helps Malware Authors Fix Flaws in their Code

Almost daily now there is news about flaws in commercial software that lead to computers getting hacked and seeded with malware. But the reality is most malicious software also has its share of security holes that open the door for security researchers or ne’er-do-wells to liberate or else seize control over already-hacked systems. Here’s a look at one long-lived malware vulnerability testing service that is used and run by some of the Dark Web’s top cybercriminals.

It is not uncommon for crooks who sell malware-as-a-service offerings such as trojan horse programs and botnet control panels to include backdoors in their products that let them surreptitiously monitor the operations of their customers and siphon data stolen from victims. More commonly, however, the people writing malware simply make coding mistakes that render their creations vulnerable to compromise.

At the same time, security companies are constantly scouring malware code for vulnerabilities that might allow them peer to inside the operations of crime networks, or to wrest control over those operations from the bad guys. There aren’t a lot of public examples of this anti-malware activity, in part because it wades into legally murky waters. More importantly, talking publicly about these flaws tends to be the fastest way to get malware authors to fix any vulnerabilities in their code.

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https://krebsonsecurity.com/2020/05/this-service-helps-malware-authors-fix-flaws-in-their-code/

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Exposed: CIA used Sheldon Adelson's firm to spy on Julian Assange

In his latest Grayzone exposé, Max Blumenthal reveals new details on the CIA spying and sabotage operation against Wikileaks founder Julian Assange. The US surveilled Assange inside Ecuador's London embassy, all while working with Trump mega-donor and casino magnate Sheldon Adelson's security team and a Spanish company that had initially been hired to protect the embassy.

Drawing on court testimony and internal documents, Blumenthal reports on how the CIA sabotaged an asylum plan for Assange; installed software that allowed it to directly monitor him; and harassed and monitored Assange's attorneys, friends, family, and journalist colleagues.

https://invidio.us/watch?v=I73VcDRGnk0

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FBI finds al Qaeda link after breaking encryption on Pensacola attacker's iPhone

Washington (CNN)The Saudi military trainee who killed three US sailors and wounded several others in a terror attack last year on a military base in Pensacola, Florida, was in touch with a suspected al Qaeda operative, according to multiple US officials briefed on the matter.
US investigators uncovered the al Qaeda connection after the FBI broke through the encryption protecting the Saudi attacker's iPhones, the officials said. Attorney General William Barr and the FBI are expected to announce the finding Monday in a news conference.

Mohammed Alshamrani, a member of the Royal Saudi Air Force who had been training at Naval Air Station Pensacola, was killed by law enforcement during the attack.

A breakthrough on the shooter's phone encryption for now temporarily disarms a standoff between the Justice Department and Apple over national security and the limits of encryption and privacy. The government has complained in recent years that stronger encryption, without the ability of law enforcement to get court-ordered access to data, endangers the public.
If Alshamrani was directed or trained by al Qaeda, it would mark the first time since 9/11 that a foreign terrorist organization had done so in a deadly attack in the US, according to New America, a think tank.

The Justice Department has previously called the attack an act of terrorism that was motivated by "jihadist ideology." Alshamrani had made anti-American, anti-Israel and jihadi posts on social media, including one on the September 11 anniversary, that stated "the countdown has begun," and another two hours before the attack that referenced the words of an al Qaeda cleric.

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https://edition.cnn.com/2020/05/18/politics/pensacola-shooting-al-qaeda/index.html

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Now Google wants you to control devices with your hoodie

Everything can be smarter, and fashion is no exception.

In the quest to make computers ever-more pervasive, and invisible, Google's AI research team has now unveiled a new way to weave technology directly into our garments. The so-called "e-textile" concept could let users control electronic devices through a flick or a twist of their hoodie strings.

The team's work focused on cords, specifically because strings are a popular fashion staple but also constitute an intuitive way to control consumer devices. The smart cord developed by the researchers can recognize six types of operation: twisting, flicking, sliding, pinching, grabbing and patting. There is a bonus: because users can perform some of these gestures, such as flicking, at different speeds and in different directions, there is actually an even greater variety of actions that the technology can respond to.

👉🏼 Enabling E-Textile Microinteractions: Gestures and Light through Helical Structures:
https://ai.googleblog.com/2020/05/enabling-e-textile-microinteractions.html

👉🏼 Read more:
https://www.zdnet.com/article/now-google-wants-you-to-control-devices-with-your-hoodie/

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Ukraine Nabs Suspect in 773M Password ‘Megabreach’

In January 2019, dozens of media outlets raised the alarm about a new “megabreach” involving the release of some 773 million stolen usernames and passwords that was breathlessly labeled “the largest collection of stolen data in history.” A subsequent review by KrebsOnSecurity quickly determined the data was years old and merely a compilation of credentials pilfered from mostly public data breaches. Earlier today, authorities in Ukraine said they’d apprehended a suspect in the case.

The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) on Tuesday announced the detention of a hacker known as Sanix (a.k.a. “Sanixer“) from the Ivano-Frankivsk region of the country. The SBU said they found on Sanix’s computer records showing he sold databases with “logins and passwords to e-mail boxes, PIN codes for bank cards, e-wallets of cryptocurrencies, PayPal accounts, and information about computers hacked for further use in botnets and for organizing distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks.”

Sanix became famous last year for posting to hacker forums that he was selling the 87GB password dump, labeled “Collection #1.” Shortly after his sale was first detailed by Troy Hunt, who operates the HaveIBeenPwned breach notification service, KrebsOnSecurity contacted Sanix to find out what all the fuss was about. From that story: https://krebsonsecurity.com/2019/01/773m-password-megabreach-is-years-old/

👉🏼 Read more:
https://krebsonsecurity.com/2020/05/ukraine-nabs-suspect-in-773m-password-megabreach/

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Contact tracing in Europe, cell-tower vandalism in the US, and a look at the Dark Web.

Contact tracing and privacy in France.
France is proceeding with its centralized approach to COVID-19 contact tracing, ZDNet reports. Authorities maintain that this is being done with due regard for preserving users' privacy. The government is particularly interested in the utility the system, StopCOVID, might have in containing a recurrence of the virus. Earlier this month Medium offered a summary of the app's development, including its goals and prospects.

COVID-19 virus scams and other pandemic curiosa on the Dark Web.
Researchers at Trustwave's SpiderLabs describe the various pandemic-related scams they're finding on the Dark Web, and note some of the underworld reaction to them. They do note that the criminals follow the news (like everyone else), swap advice about staying healthy, express concerns about the consequences of the pandemic for their own enterprises, etc.—in short an inverted version of the kind of chatter one sees in legitimate channels.

But the more interesting material reveals the deliberations and plans that directly shape the criminal enterprises themselves. For example, there's chatter about demand for masks, and whether that presents an opportunity for various forms of illicit trade. Masks and other medical supplies are being offered for sale in online souks that normally hawk contraband. Those same markets also offer patently bogus nostrums, most prominently COVID-19 vaccines, which of course don't exist. Accompanying the offers are an array of bogus stories alluding to widespread cover-ups and misinformation by various authorities.

The underground markets are themselves feeling some of the pain legitimate markets are experiencing. They warn their customers that they may expect service disruptions, and they shed virtual crocodile tears over the health risks vulnerable customers (like drug abusers) face during the pandemic. And some of the subsectors of the criminal-to-criminal market seem to be feeling considerable pain. Carding in particular appears to be experiencing a rough patch. Why this is happening is unclear, and seems to call for explanation. Perhaps with the general slowing of economic activity there's been a reduction in available inventory, and with the relative scarcity of new stolen numbers, carders are recycling their wares in the souks. Criminals who have access to new stolen cards are reserving them for their own use.

👉🏼 Read more:
https://thecyberwire.com/stories/86aed89f49e94372a3e7bb56962bc664/contact-tracing-in-europe-cell-tower-vandalism-in-the-us-and-a-look-at-the-dark-web

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Goodbye Big Five

Reporter Kashmir Hill spent six weeks blocking Amazon, Facebook, Google, Microsoft, and Apple from getting her money, data, and attention, using a custom-built VPN. Here’s what happened.

I am on a mission to live without the tech giants—to discover whether such a thing is even possible. Not just through sheer willpower but technologically, with the use of a custom-built tool that would literally prevent my devices from accessing these companies, and them from accessing me and my data.

👉🏼 📺 Week 1: Amazon
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👉🏼 📺 Week 2: Facebook
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ADT worker accused of using app to spy on hundreds of people, including children, over 7 years

Two Texas women are suing ADT Security Services in a pair of federal lawsuits over a breach that allowed an employee for the security giant to allegedly view footage from indoor security cameras installed in hundreds of homes over several years.

The proposed class-action lawsuits were filed in U.S. District Court in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., on behalf of hundreds of ADT clients possibly victimized the employee, identified as Telesforo Aviles, who allegedly had access to more than 200 ADT Pulse accounts over a seven-year period.

"This privacy breach occurred because ADT did not follow the most basic security procedures," a news release from the Dallas-based Fears Nachawati Law Firm said.

The loophole was discovered when a customer found an unauthorized email among the addresses given permission to access their security system. The Boca Raton, Fla.,-based company notified customers of the security lapse and tried paying them off in exchange for their silence, the lawsuits said.

👉🏼 Read more:
https://www.foxnews.com/us/adt-worker-accused-of-using-app-to-spy-on-hundreds-of-people-including-children-over-7-years

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Because privacy matters ‼️

Secure Messaging Apps Comparison:
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Open Source Guides

Open source software is made by people just like you. Learn how to launch and grow your project.

Open Source Guides are a collection of resources for individuals, communities, and companies who want to learn how to run and contribute to an open source project.

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‘App Watch’ Allows Operators to Monitor and Ban Piracy Apps on Android Set-Top Boxes

Irdeto is mostly known for its 'Denuvo' anti-piracy tool, which protects many high profile games. However, the digital security company operates a broad suite of anti-piracy tools. This includes "App Watch," a service that allows content providers to monitor and restrict the use of pirate apps on their Android-based set-top boxes.

Many content providers and networks have their own set-top boxes that can be connected to any modern TV.

These devices are often running on Android and sometimes allow users to install third-party apps, via Google’s Play store, for example.

This opens the door to a wide range of other apps which can be problematic, especially when they offer a gateway to pirated content that directly competes with the operator’s service.

To address this potential threat, digital security company Irdeto is offering an ‘App Watch’ service. This is part of the company’s broad range of piracy tools and services which also includes the game anti-tamper software Denuvo, which recently expanded with an anti-cheat service.

App Watch is targeted at providers of streaming services who have their own set-top boxes. It’s meant to safeguard these companies against abuse and prevent consumers from using their boxes as piracy tools.

“The problem with giving consumers choice is that they may get distracted from your services, on your platform,” Irdeto writes, pointing out the worst-case scenario.

👉🏼 Read more:
https://torrentfreak.com/app-watch-allows-operators-to-monitor-and-ban-piracy-apps-on-android-set-top-boxes-200523/

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