EU's Age-Verification App Cracked in 2 Minutes
The EU’s age-verification app can be hacked in as little as 2 minutes, researchers found, exposing a gaping security flaw. This weakness raises significant concerns about the app’s ability to protect user data.
The vulnerability allows attackers to bypass security measures, compromising the app’s effectiveness. Researchers were able to replicate the exploit quickly, highlighting the severity of the issue.
Separately, a gym chain and a hotel giant reported major data breaches, with sensitive information compromised. A disruptive DDoS attack against Bluesky also made headlines, demonstrating the persistent threat of cyberattacks.
The US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) faced scrutiny over dubious hires, sparking concerns about internal vetting processes. The incidents highlight the need for robust security measures and vigilant monitoring to prevent data breaches and cyber threats.
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