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**The New Oil** @thenewoil@mastodon.thenewoil.org · 19h

**Ansgar Hegerfeld** @FFMbyBicycle@digitalcourage.social · 1d

Ansgar Hegerfeld @FFMbyBicycle@digitalcourage.social

Versuch eine Videokonferenz mit einer Behörde durchzuführen. Auch diese Behörde blockt offensichtlich, wie schon andere, mit ihrer Firewall Verbindungen zu Jitsi-Servern. Und das freigeschaltete Behörden-Webex läuft ausschließlich mit der Webex-App, aber nicht per Browser oder Telefoneinwahl Schade, dann wohl ohne mich...

#digitalisierung #Videokonferenz #Neuland

**Wulfy** @n_dimension@infosec.exchange · 1d

Wulfy @n_dimension@infosec.exchange

So I've recently implemented some #DNS shenanigans for my #media organisation...
...but when I set up #uncensored DNS servers, I found that #Australian ISPs do the #censorship on deep-packet inspection level and will nuke the connection with a red-China #totalitarian block screen even if you use external resolvers.

Since it's very likely a crime here to attempt to bypass the #authoritarian internet censorship, asking as a matter of intellectual curiosity, would an evildoer be able to use Encrypted DNS?
Or will the ISP still nuke the connection?

Hey, thanks #Cisco for building such effective censor-walls by the way!

And the next time some fool will claim how much freedom we have here compared to #China, a hollow laughter is the appropriate response.

#efa #eff

**capodieci.eth** @rcx@mastodon.social · 4d

capodieci.eth @rcx@mastodon.social

Just learned how OpenDNS (now part of Cisco Umbrella) can wipe out a bootstrapped startup with one wrong flag. See what happened, why it can happen to you, and why it matters for every indie builder: https://rcx.it/opendns

#Cisco #OpenDNS #CiscoUmbrella

**OTX Bot** @techbot@social.raytec.co · 5d

OTX Bot @techbot@social.raytec.co

Cybercriminals camouflaging threats as AI tool installers

Cisco Talos has uncovered new threats disguised as legitimate AI tool installers, including CyberLock ransomware, Lucky_Gh0$t ransomware, and a newly-discovered malware called Numero. These threats exploit the increasing popularity of AI across various industries. CyberLock, developed using PowerShell, encrypts specific files and demands a $50,000 ransom in Monero. Lucky_Gh0$t is a variant of Yashma ransomware, distributed as a fake ChatGPT installer. Numero, masquerading as an AI video creation tool, manipulates the Windows GUI, rendering systems unusable. Threat actors are using SEO poisoning and social media to distribute these fraudulent installers, targeting businesses in B2B sales, technology, and marketing sectors. Organizations must exercise caution and rely on reputable vendors to avoid falling prey to these malicious campaigns.

Pulse ID: 683877ce5988443994d884f3
Pulse Link: https://otx.alienvault.com/pulse/683877ce5988443994d884f3
Pulse Author: AlienVault
Created: 2025-05-29 15:05:50

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