VulnCheck: Four-Faith Industrial Router CVE-2024-12856 Exploited in the Wild
CVE-2024-12856 (7.2 high) Four-Faith Industrial Router post-auth command injection is a reported exploited zero-day. Suricata rule available, no IOC though.
@todb there are still 2 more weekdays left in 2024, cram it all into the KEV!
#vulnerability #fourfaith #cve #eitw #activeexploitation #CVE_2024_12856 #infosec #cybersecurity
After 6 months and about 333 commits I proudly present:
Faircamp 1.0 – A static site generator for audio producers
https://simonrepp.com/faircamp/
To recap the highlights of the past months and learn what's new in the final 1.0 release, check out the blog post: https://simonrepp.com/posts/faircamp-1.0/
Development of version 1.0 was made possible through the amazing support, funding and expertise of the @NGIZero programme and coalition, led by the @nlnet foundation and financed by the European Commission's @EC_NGI initiative – thank you so much for giving me and everyone benefitting from a better Faircamp this incredible opportunity!
Also, many thanks to all faircampers, contributors, testers, translators, bloggers, podcasters and encouraging voices for supporting this journey - for the final 1.0 release specifically to @branpos for release candidate testing, @n00q for bugreporting/testing, @limebar for the external artist page feature inspiration and @Vac for their diligent translation work.
Along with this release I've published multiple new documentation resources - from an official Linux/macOS/Windows tutorial to a 1.0 migration guide, from an overhauled reference manual to a beginner's guide to publishing faircamp (or any!) static sites - check out the website and recent posts in the #faircamp hashtag to discover them!
That's all!
I presented about file formats at #38C3.
Thanks for the feedback everyone!
https://speakerdeck.com/ange/fearsome-file-formats-18374bc4-b3f2-429f-862e-2177ab4d7aae
Unsigned and unencrypted radio protocols control a large amount of street lamps and power plants, threatening European grid stability.
All you need is a large antenna, aka. putting a wire on a kite.
Check the research of Fabian and Luca in Saal 1 at 21:45 #38c8 or at Spiegel (paywall).
Does anybody have a tap for a keg of beer (10l, DIN 6647-1) with them? Maybe a top vent as well. We Cologne people have beer, but no way to get it out of the keg.
If you can help us out of our misery, that would be great. And you'll get beer! 🍻
Raw recordings of #38C3 from yesterday are live here:
https://streaming.media.ccc.de/38c3/relive
extremely based slide to end on for the train hackers #38c3
YouTuber won DMCA fight with fake Nintendo lawyer by detecting spoofed email
Gamer urges YouTube to change DMCA takedown process to end copyright abuse.
https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2024/12/youtuber-won-dmca-fight-with-fake-nintendo-lawyer-by-detecting-spoofed-email/?utm_brand=arstechnica&utm_social-type=owned&utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social
I will give two lightning talks at #38c3 🎉 Both on day 3, stage Huff, around 11:30am.
Detecting Fake Base Stations with CellGuard on iOS 📶
https://cfp.cccv.de/38c3-lightningtalks/talk/8RRHKT/
iOS Inactivity Reboot 📲
https://cfp.cccv.de/38c3-lightningtalks/talk/B83MXJ/
New, w/ @lorenzofb: Data-loss prevention startup Cyberhaven was hacked to publish a malicious update to its Chrome extension, affecting potentially thousands of users. A security researcher says other big Chrome extensions were hacked in the same campaign.
When digital materials are vulnerable to sudden removal, our collective memory is compromised, and the public’s ability to access its own history is at risk. This year, we released the Vanishing Culture report, a study that details instances of cultural loss and emphasizes the crucial role that libraries and archives play in preserving materials for future generations.
Help us in saving these resources: https://archive.org/donate/?origin=mstdn-eoy2024
“The Chaos Computer Club supports the three hackers who explained in detail at 37C3 how the Polish rail vehicle manufacturer Newag had manipulated its trains in such a way that they could only be repaired in the company's own workshops. The manufacturer reacted to the publications with an attitude not seen since the 90s and sued the hackers under both criminal and civil law.
The CCC is calling for donations to cover the legal and other resulting costs incurred so far.”