Several short stories for your consideration on this fine November day.
First, Sophos thinks we're on the hysteria part of the FUD Curve where Deepfakes are concerned, and we agree (as if our opinion mattered). Then we discuss Bitcoin Mining Firms possibly going bankrupt. Not really security related, but hey, it was interesting. The Samsung is introducing Maintenance Mode for when you have to hand your phone over to be repaired! Finally, the most interesting, the use of IIS Web Logs for command and control... this is amazing. Unfortunately, the article didn't have a ton of information, but it's a really cool new method!
Article 1 - Phishing works so well crims won't bother with deepfakes, says Sophos chap
Article 2 - World’s largest Bitcoin mining firm Core Scientific on the verge of insolvency
Article 3 - Maintenance Mode aims to keep phone data private during repairs
Article 4 - Hackers use Microsoft IIS web server logs to control malware
Supporting Article(s):
Cranefly Cyberspy Group Spawns Unique ISS Technique
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