Thursday, October 12
TOP STORY
T-Mobile website bug exposed customers’ email addresses, their billing account numbers, and the phone’s IMSI numbers. Kudos to T-Mobile who acted fast in fixing the bug.
HACKTIVITY
Restricted User is able to edit Alert Conditions of Synthetics Monitors even if Synthetics Permissions is enabled by an admin [5 upvotes] - no bounty for this report to New Relic by @jon_bottarini.
Twitter, Zomato, Adobe, GrabTaxi, Slack, Vimeo and more published reports on Hacktivity in the past 24-hours.
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OTHER ARTICLES WE’RE READING
Over The Air - Vol. 2, Pt. 3: Exploiting The Wi-Fi Stack on Apple Devices
@shahmeer-amir, @geekboy, @cablej, @cachemoney at Hacken
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That would effectively be classified as a very critical data breach, making every T-Mobile cell phone owner a victim
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