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🚨 Apple's TCC framework #vulnerability exposed!

A now-patched flaw (CVE-2024-44131) allowed unauthorized apps to access sensitive data like Health info, microphone, and #iCloud backups—without users knowing.

Learn more: https://thehackernews.com/2024/12/researchers-uncover-symlink-exploit.html
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Gamaredon, a Russian-linked hacking group, targets mobile devices with BoneSpy and PlainGnome, #spyware stealing SMS, call logs, location, and photos in former Soviet states.

Find details here: https://thehackernews.com/2024/12/gamaredon-deploys-android-spyware.html
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Over 296,000 Prometheus Node Exporter instances and 40,300 servers are publicly accessible, exposing sensitive credentials and API keys.

Read the full article: https://thehackernews.com/2024/12/296000-prometheus-instances-exposed.html
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U.S. DoJ dismantles Rydox marketplace, seizes $225K in cryptocurrency, arrests three Kosovo nationals for selling stolen data and cybercrime tools, impacting 18,000 users.

Read the story: https://thehackernews.com/2024/12/fbi-busts-rydox-marketplace-with-7600.html
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🚨 New Malware Alert: PUMAKIT, a #Linux rootkit, employs advanced stealth tactics to evade detection and escalate privileges.

It’s not just hiding files—it’s altering core system behavior while remaining invisible to system tools.

Learn how PUMAKIT operates 👉 https://thehackernews.com/2024/12/new-linux-rootkit-pumakit-uses-advanced.html
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🔥 Iranian-linked IOCONTROL malware exploits IoT and OT devices, targeting SCADA systems and fuel infrastructure with advanced evasion tactics like MQTT and DNS-over-HTTPS.

🔗 Learn how this sophisticated malware operates https://thehackernews.com/2024/12/iran-linked-iocontrol-malware-targets.html
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🚨 U.S. DoJ indicts 14 North Koreans for a $88M IT fraud scheme involving identity theft, extortion, and data breaches. $2.26M seized and a $5M reward announced for tips.

Learn more: https://thehackernews.com/2024/12/doj-indicts-14-north-koreans-for-88m-it.html
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Intel's Fall from Grace
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Trinity Desktop Environment (TDE)
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NonStop discussion around adding Rust to Git
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Update on the UFS Extension Situation in Xiaomi Flagships

After having more discussions & getting more insights especially from developers like @arter97, it turns out that it's not that bad and our assumptions was a bit wrong. There's nothing to worry about the UFS "unless" the storage nears full, here's why.

Our assumption over ZRAM and the performance being affected under high-loads leading to system instability is not true because under high-loads, TW will help with system performance. ZRAM also performs writeback only when idle, thus there will be no impact on write caused by ZRAM either under the load.

Now for the GPT backup existing in the Over-provisioned space , this space would be at the end of the UFS, meaning that everything at the beginning should be fine. Depending on where Xiaomi really put things, if the GPT backup and bootloader are on the SLC then it'll still boot even when the rest of the cells are dead.

However, one thing which still stands true is that the Xiaomi flagship device lifespan would be decreased and the storage efficiency would be affected. But that will only happen when the device storage nears full

Also, on weibo, Xiaomi have explained about this UFS extension and they have called it as "Ultraspace". This is turned on by default and the engineers achieved this by forcibly reducing the Over-provision space (OP in short)

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