Security Roundup: Apple Email Privacy Claim, Pegasus and SharePoint
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Summary
The panel discusses a reported flaw in Apple’s Hide My Email, a Pegasus infection, a SharePoint patch and the extradition of an alleged Scattered Spider hacker.
Key points
- The panel says a reported Hide My Email flaw was disclosed to Apple, but its mechanism is not public. The speakers are uncertain why it remains unfixed.
- A European Parliament committee member investigating spyware reportedly had Pegasus on an iPhone. The speakers speculate about who was responsible but provide no attribution.
- The speakers recommend promptly patching a recently disclosed vulnerability affecting self-hosted SharePoint. They speculate, without evidence, about a connection to a reported DHS network breach.
- Peter Stokes was extradited to the United States to face charges related to four Scattered Spider breaches, according to the panel.
- The panel describes a Bluetooth-chip vulnerability that could allow nearby attackers to send unauthenticated firmware updates and potentially monitor conversations on affected devices.
- Meeting TV sued PaloAlto after a report attributed espionage activity to the company, which disputes the attribution, according to the panel.
Article Details
- Topics
- [08:42] Huntress whistleblower allegations and company response
- [12:54] Scattered Spider extradition and device identification
- [16:40] Reported DHS information-sharing network breach
- [19:27] Patching a self-hosted SharePoint vulnerability
- [23:02] Pegasus infection of a European Parliament committee member
- [42:50] Reported Medronic breach and Flipper Zero firmware support
- [48:23] Bluetooth-chip vulnerability and unauthenticated firmware updates
- [01:03:20] Hide My Email privacy flaw and Meeting TV attribution lawsuit
