Following the pager and VHF blasts in Lebanon, a flood of false fabrications spread around the country, inciting panic among smart device users. In response to the misinformation, the Union of Arab Banks is organizing an online conference to tackle the new security challenges. We’re excited to share that our director, Jean Michel Kawkabani, CISA, will be the one conducting this interesting #workshop to help you identify risks posed by #mobile devices. He will walk you through the best practices and proactive measures that can shield you and your businesses against #cyberattacks. Don’t miss out on this great opportunity to safeguard yourself and your organization! Register now: training@uabonline.org
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المواقع الجغرافية
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رئيسي
Multinational، AE
موظفين في Arcshields
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Jean Michel Kawkabani, CISA
ENSAI-FRANCE| ArcShields Director | Cybersecurity Expert| IS Audit Expert|C-CISO|IT Risk|Advanced VAPT|UAB Technical Committe Member|Infosec lecturer…
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Elias Raffoul
Arcshields Senior Manager | CISO aaS| RSSI|Cybersecurity Lecturer | Information Security Consulting | Cisco Academic Instructor| Governance | Risk |…
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Magda Hayek
Executive Administrative Assistant at Arcshields
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Karl Sarkis
Cybersecurity Analyst
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Vishing is a growing threat, where scammers impersonate trusted organizations or people by phone. Always verify before sharing information! 📞 #CyberAwareness #VishingScam #ThinkBeforeYouSpeak
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Scammers send fake texts pretending to be your bank, delivery service, or even a friend. If you get a suspicious message with a link—don’t click! Stay vigilant and report it. 📲 💬 #SmishingAlert #CyberAwareness #StaySafe
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Quishing is rising—scammers trick you into scanning fake codes to steal your info. Stay on the alert when scanning! #QuishingSafety #CyberSecurity #ThinkBeforeYouScan
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The explosion of pagers on the 17th of September in Beirut marks the start of the cyberwar era! Watch Arcshields Director, Jean Michel Kawkabani, CISA, contributing to this amazing report by CNBC Arabia. https://lnkd.in/dHuDpUie
أصابع الاتهام تطال سلاسل التوريد بتفجيرات البيجر في لبنان
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Hackers use psychological tricks to gain access to your sensitive info. They exploit human nature to bypass security. Don’t be fooled—stay cautious and verify before sharing personal details! #StaySmart #CyberAwareness #SocialEngineering
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Not every email is what it seems. This Cybersecurity Awareness Month, remember to stay vigilant and protect your personal data from phishing attacks. Watch out for suspicious links and unexpected emails. Verify the source of the email and the link destination before clicking. 🔗 #Cybersecurityawareness #phishing #cyberattack
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Will smart devices be the next target in the cyber war?! Explore the most plausible scientific theory behind the pagers’ detonation with Arcshields Director, Jean Michel Kawkabani, CISA https://lnkd.in/d3u3UA7Z
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Arcshields director, Jean Michel Kawkabani, CISA, comments on the Pager Bombs RCIED (Radio Controlled Improvised Explosive Device) that detonated across various places in Lebanon on September 17, 2024.
ENSAI-FRANCE| ArcShields Director | Cybersecurity Expert| IS Audit Expert|C-CISO|IT Risk|Advanced VAPT|UAB Technical Committe Member|Infosec lecturer at Saint Joseph University and ENA Lebanon.
Pager bombs RCIED (Radio Controlled Improvised Explosive device): I was asked by many colleagues to comment on the pagers incident that occured lately in the country. In fact, pagers like AR 924 that surfaced in the news, are communication devices that normally function on particular radio frequencies within the VHF (Very High Frequency) or UHF (Ultra High Frequency). They frequently employ the following frequency ranges: The 138–174 MHz for the VHF band or the 406–512 MHz for the UHF band. These frequencies may change based on the country, area, or infrastructure of the paging service. Having said this, we can first conclude that the attack is not an Internet of Things (IOT) exploitation of the pagers. The paging process is the following: A paging terminal considered as a control unit, takes the message from a phone or computer of an operator. It processes the message, encodes it usually in specific format, POCSAG or FLEX and transmits the signal through a paging transmitter using VHF or UHF bands. Each pager has a unique ID called CAPCODE that allows the intended recipient to decode the signal. Taking into consideration what happened, if we assume the pagers were altered by their provider or distributor in a context of a chain supply attack and used as RCIED devices, a broadcast using the same frequency and including the intended CAPCODE would be enough to reach targeted victims! By receiving a specific message the pagers firmware would be programmed upfront to detonate an explosive integrated in them. This could be one scenario for the forensic path. In such case we need to consider the following requirements: 1- The Transmitter power 2- The Antenna 3- The obstacles 4- The geographic distribution of the targeted victims. 5- If the operator facility was connected to the internet and exploited to deliver specific signals to the RCIED devices. Another potential path if the first scenario is considered irrelevant, could be that the device was altered and programmed to detonnate an explosive implanted inside of it at a specific date and time or purposely included a self destruction explosive if seized by the enemy which was unexpectedly triggered... I hope the coming days will shed light on this massive attack and reveal how it occurred!
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