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Episódio #9 – Mat Honan Hack

EPISODE · Sep 4, 2012

Episódio #9 – Mat Honan Hack

from Segurança Legal · host Guilherme Goulart e Vinícius Serafim

No nono episódio do podcast Segurança Legal falamos sobre o caso do jornalista americano Mat Hanon. Ele é um jornalista especializado na área de Tecnologia da Informação e trabalha na revista Wired. Por meio de um ataque de engenharia social, um cracker conseguiu coletar uma série de informações disponibilizadas na Internet sobre o jornalista e com isso teve acesso a várias de suas contas de serviços na Internet. Após ter acesso ao serviço ICloud, o cracker deletou todas as informações do seu telefone, IPad e desktop que estavam vinculadas a este serviço. Além do mais, também teve acesso ao e-mail pessoal e conta do twitter do jornalista. Falamos acerca dos detalhes desta invasão, dos problemas relativos aos mecanismos de autenticação e também do uso indiscriminado de informações pessoais como autenticadores de serviços.

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