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Hi, I use this DOM key fob to open the parking barrier at my residence. I would like to get a second one for my wife. Does anyone know what type of RFID/transponder this is and whether it can be copied by a locksmith or with a standard RFID duplicator? Or would a new fob have to be registered directly in the barrier’s access-control system by the property management? submitted by /u/MysteryCases |
MedusaHVNC Trojan Creates Hidden Desktops to Hijack Browsers and Steal Data Pierluigi Paganini July 27, 2026 MedusaHVNC RAT uses hidden Windows desktops to remotely control browsers, steal data, and evade detection through legitimate system features. Windows has always supported hidden desktops as a legitimate feature, useful for specialized software that needs a workspace the user…
More than two dozen suspected new scam compounds in war-torn Myanmar have been built or expanded significantly in the past six months, according to satellite images and analysis of the area reviewed by WIRED. The apparent growth of the criminal operations indicates how a purported crackdown on the sites last year did little to stop…
The US cybersecurity agency CISA and Australia’s Cyber Security Centre (ACSC) have published joint guidance detailing how critical infrastructure (CI) organizations can isolate vital OT and supporting systems. Aimed at boosting cyber resilience, the CI Fortify – Advice for isolating vital systems guidance also includes details on how these systems can be operated in isolation…
The rise of Agentic AI is rapidly reshaping the enterprise, yet its deployment opens a complex new frontier for cyber threats. As organizations race to harness the power of enterprise agents, the “Data Estate” has become the new perimeter. CISOs today face a high-stakes trade-off: enabling developers to build at the speed of AI while…
With the World Cup now complete, its biggest cybersecurity story may be what didn’t happen. While no major public cyber disruption has been reported, that shouldn’t be mistaken for a lack of risk. In the run-up to the tournament, the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) issued a public service announcement warning organizations and fans…
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