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IntelBroker, a known cybercriminal, claims to have obtained the internal source code for three Apple tools following a June 2024 breach of Apple.com. The tools, AppleConnect-SSO, Apple-HWE-Confluence-Advanced, and AppleMacroPlugin, are reportedly used for authentication, collaboration, and automation. The claims were posted on BreachForums and discovered by Dark Web Informer, though their validity has not been confirmed. Apple has been contacted for comment. Additionally, IntelBroker claims to have breached AMD in June 2024, compromising future product data, spec sheets, and employee information. AMD is investigating these claims with law enforcement. IntelBroker has a history of high-profile breaches, including Europol, DC Health Link, and several major companies. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gwiJjAvi For more information, please contact us: Phone: +855 (92) 282 412 Email: info@technovage.io Telegram: @TechnovageSolution Follow us on telegram for more news and discussion Our Channel: https://lnkd.in/gqMPM8iA Our Group: https://lnkd.in/gKb9CT7d #technovagesolution #breaches #cyberthreatintelligence

Interesting article by Kaspersky exploring whether your #passwords and confidential data can leak via your smartphone’s on-screen keyboard. Check it out:

Interesting article by Kaspersky exploring whether your #passwords and confidential data can leak via your smartphone’s on-screen keyboard. Check it out:

Interesting article by Kaspersky exploring whether your #passwords and confidential data can leak via your smartphone’s on-screen keyboard. Check it out:

Interesting article by Kaspersky exploring whether your #passwords and confidential data can leak via your smartphone’s on-screen keyboard. Check it out:

Interesting article by Kaspersky exploring whether your #passwords and confidential data can leak via your smartphone’s on-screen keyboard. Check it out:

📣 From our Science and Technology Vault: 🕵️♂️ 👉 Are you a MAC User? 👈 Hold onto your hats because some seriously clever security researchers have uncovered a mind-blowing vulnerability lurking in the latest Apple Macs powered by the M1, M2, and M3 chips. 😱 This isn’t your run-of-the-mill security glitch – we’re talking about a flaw that could give attackers the keys to your digital kingdom. With just a foot in the door, they could potentially waltz right into your sensitive data vaults, nabbing everything from your bank deets to your favourite app logins. 🏦🔒 Here’s the kicker: there’s no quick fix for this one. Yup, you heard that right. The only way to patch this baby up is by ditching your current machine for one packing the latest chip – whenever Apple decides to drop it. 🕰️💻 But fear not, there’s a silver lining. This exploit requires physical access to your Mac. So, unless you’re sharing your desk with a shady character, you’re probably safe… for now. 🤞 But hey, better safe than sorry, right? Keep those software downloads on lockdown, double-check who’s got their paws on your precious Mac, and maybe, just maybe, consider spreading your tech wings beyond the Apple orchard. Your wallet might just thank you later. 💸 To learn more jump into our Science & Technology vault on SQUIZZ.com https://lnkd.in/geNJPe83 #squizz #Totecs #science #technology #StaySafe #TechTalk

Interesting article by Kaspersky exploring whether your #passwords and confidential data can leak via your smartphone’s on-screen keyboard. Check it out:

Interesting article by Kaspersky exploring whether your #passwords and confidential data can leak via your smartphone’s on-screen keyboard. Check it out:

Interesting article by Kaspersky exploring whether your #passwords and confidential data can leak via your smartphone’s on-screen keyboard. Check it out: