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Honda, Acura cars hit by Y2K22 bug that rolls back clocks to 2002

Bleeping Computer

Honda and Acura cars have been hit with a Year 2022 bug, aka Y2K22, that resets the navigation system's clock to January 1st, 2002, with no way to change it. [.].

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New Attack on VPNs

Schneier on Security

They also said their attack technique may have been possible since 2002 and may already have been discovered and used in the wild since then. […] The attack works by manipulating the DHCP server that allocates IP addresses to devices trying to connect to the local network.

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Honda cars in flashback to 2002 – “Can’t Get You Out Of My Head”

Naked Security

Where were YOU on the night of 17 May 2002? And what about the day after that?

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20 Years of SIEM: Celebrating My Dubious Anniversary

Anton on Security

On Jan 20, 2002 , exactly 20 years ago, I joined a “SIM” vendor that shall remain nameless, but is easy to figure out. I remember how our engineers struggled in 2002 with some API-based collection from a known firewall vendor. Thinking back to 2002, SOX just came out, HIPAA was new and cool, while PCI DSS … was not born yet.

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20 Years of SIEM: Celebrating My Dubious Anniversary

Security Boulevard

On Jan 20, 2002 , exactly 20 years ago, I joined a “SIM” vendor that shall remain nameless, but is easy to figure out. I remember how our engineers struggled in 2002 with some API-based collection from a known firewall vendor. Thinking back to 2002, SOX just came out, HIPAA was new and cool, while PCI DSS … was not born yet.

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Disable Time Sync NOW—Ugly GPSd Bug Brings Sunday FAILs

Security Boulevard

On Sunday, you might find some equipment thinks it’s 2002. Yet another case of critical open source code being maintained by a single unpaid volunteer. The post Disable Time Sync NOW—Ugly GPSd Bug Brings Sunday FAILs appeared first on Security Boulevard.

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Lattice-Based Cryptosystems and Quantum Cryptanalysis

Schneier on Security

Adi Shamir, the “S” in RSA and a 2002 recipient of ACM’s A.M. The attack algorithm in its current form doesn’t work. This was discussed last week at the Cryptographers’ Panel at the RSA Conference.