2 suspects scaled 6-foot fence to put porn on Michigan freeway billboard
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AUBURN HILLS, MI – Two hoodie-wearing suspect scaled a 6-foot fence and forced their way into a building housing computer equipment in order to run a pornographic video on a digital billboard along I-75 late Saturday night, police said.

SIM cards are at the heart of mobile network security. Vulnerabilities including the 2013 remote applet installation hack [1] and the recent ‘Simjacker’ vulnerability [2] put millions of users at risk.

Key research findings

Around 6% of 800 tested SIM cards in recent years were vulnerable to Simjacker
A second, previously unreported, vulnerability affects an additional 3.5% of SIM cards
The tool SIMtester [3] provides a simple way to check any SIM card for both vulnerabilities (and for a range of other issues reported in 2013 [1])
The SnoopSnitch Android app warns users about binary SMS attacks including Simjacker since 2014. (Attack alerting requires a rooted Android phone with Qualcomm chipset.)
A few Simjacker attacks have been reported since 2016 by the thousands of SnoopSnitch users that actively contribute data (Thank you!)

From our collection of 800 SIM card measurements we could infer:

9.4% of the tested SIMs have the S@T applet installed
A subset of 5.6% are vulnerable to Simjacker, because their protection level was set to zero
10.7% have the WIB applet installed
A subset of 3.5% are vulnerable to a Simjacker-style attack against the WIB applet
In total, 9.1% of tested SIM cards were vulnerable to attacks against either S@T or WIB

The problem isn’t just that disks aren’t being wiped, it’s that they many aren’t being wiped properly.

After the fire in 2002, there was never any data or servers stored in the bunker,” in The Netherlands, Blaauw recalled. “For 11 years they told everyone [the hosting servers where] in this ultra-secure bunker, but it was all in Amsterdam, and for 11 years they scammed all their clients.”

said sometime between 2012 and 2013, Xennt purchased the bunker in Traben-Trarbach, Germany — a much more modern structure that was built in 1997. CyberBunker was reborn, and it began offering many of the same amenities and courted the same customers as CyberBunker 1.0 in The Netherlands.

“They’re known for hosting scammers, fraudsters, pedophiles, phishers, everyone,” Blaauw said. “That’s something they’ve done for ages and they’re known for it.”

AUBURN HILLS, MI — Drivers traveling along northbound I-75 Saturday night were shocked to see a pornographic film playing on one of the digital billboards, according WNME 5.