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Cybercrime: The Office of the Attorney General of Switzerland files an indictment in connection with a number of cases of social engineering, in particular of bogus bank technician scams
Cybercrime: The Office of the Attorney General of Switzerland files an indictment in connection with a number of cases of social engineering, in particular of bogus bank technician scams
On 4 April 2024, the Office of the Attorney General of Switzerland has filed an indictment in the Federal Criminal Court against a French-Israeli citizen in connection with a series of cybercrime attacks carried out against Swiss companies. The defendant is accused of taking an active part in numerous cases of social engineering, particularly bogus bank technician scams, contributing decisively to the misappropriation of more than CHF 5 million from the bank accounts of various companies based in Switzerland.
·admin.ch·
Cybercrime: The Office of the Attorney General of Switzerland files an indictment in connection with a number of cases of social engineering, in particular of bogus bank technician scams
Cyber Threats affecting "International Geneva"
Cyber Threats affecting "International Geneva"
In the heart of International Geneva, a diverse ecosystem thrives, housing 38 international organizations (IOs), 432 non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and several hundred associations active at an international level, all united by a shared mission: to make the world a place of peace and justice. NGOs are the unsung heroes, addressing armed conflicts, natural disasters, and humanitarian crises, championing human rights, and advancing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Like many other organizations, NGOs heavily rely on technology, which is critical for projecting their activities globally in real time. Yet, in today’s digital landscape, this reality brings its own set of challenges.
·geneva.cyberpeace.ngo·
Cyber Threats affecting "International Geneva"
#FuckStalkerware pt. 3 - ownspy got, well, owned
#FuckStalkerware pt. 3 - ownspy got, well, owned
we continue our series on stalkerware with a write-up and batch of data sent to me by a source last night. this time it is the brazilian ownspy (aka webdetective and saferspy, by mobileinnova) that has been completely hacked. among other things ownspy claims to be the #1 most privacy focused "parental control app" allegedly featuring E2E encryption, if this sounds too good to be true that's because it mostly is, but more on that later.
·maia.crimew.gay·
#FuckStalkerware pt. 3 - ownspy got, well, owned
Ghost in the network
Ghost in the network
Our investigation shows how Fink has built a surveillance apparatus that he has put at the disposal of governments and companies around the world – including Israel’s Rayzone Group, a top-tier cyber intelligence company. Fink’s set-up is capable of exploiting loopholes in mobile phone connection protocols to track the location of phone users and even redirect their SMS messages to crack internet accounts.
·lighthousereports.com·
Ghost in the network
Adoption de l’OPDo et confirmation de l’entrée en vigueur de la nLPD
Adoption de l’OPDo et confirmation de l’entrée en vigueur de la nLPD
Comme cela était attendu, le Conseil fédéral a adopté les projets d’Ordonnance sur la protection des données (OPDo) et d’Ordonnance sur les certifications en matière de protection des données (OCPD) Plus rien ne s’oppose donc à l’entrée en vigueur de la Loi sur la protection des données révisée (nLPD) le 1er septembre 2023. Le Conseil fédéral a en effet souhaité laisser encore un peu de temps aux petites et moyennes entreprises pour se mettre en conformité.
·smetille.ch·
Adoption de l’OPDo et confirmation de l’entrée en vigueur de la nLPD
Adoption de l’OPDo et confirmation de l’entrée en vigueur de la nLPD
Adoption de l’OPDo et confirmation de l’entrée en vigueur de la nLPD
Comme cela était attendu, le Conseil fédéral a adopté les projets d’Ordonnance sur la protection des données (OPDo) et d’Ordonnance sur les certifications en matière de protection des données (OCPD) Plus rien ne s’oppose donc à l’entrée en vigueur de la Loi sur la protection des données révisée (nLPD) le 1er septembre 2023. Le Conseil fédéral a en effet souhaité laisser encore un peu de temps aux petites et moyennes entreprises pour se mettre en conformité.
·smetille.ch·
Adoption de l’OPDo et confirmation de l’entrée en vigueur de la nLPD