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US telecom sector resists federal suppliers ban, calls for industry-led security standards

Ubiquiti's latest hack highlights troubled security path for operators

In January, equipment vendor Ubiquiti told customers to reset their passwords due to a security breach involving a third-party cloud provider. The announcement appeared to be a relatively routine security warning. Such alerts among equipment vendors have become increasingly common as the noise around cybersecurity continues to rise. However, the situation took on added weight when security researcher Brian Krebs reported last month that the issue was in fact a catastrophic security breach, citing comments from a whistleblower involved in the situation. According to Krebs, the hack penetrated Ubiquiti s servers in Amazon s cloud, giving the intruders remote access and full source code control. Such access could have allowed the intruders to remotely authenticate to countless Ubiquiti cloud-based devices around the world, he wrote.

Winners Announced for The 9th Annual Compass Intelligence Awards in IoT, Mobile, and Emerging Tech

Winners Announced for The 9th Annual Compass Intelligence Awards in IoT, Mobile, and Emerging Tech Share Article The 2021 CompassIntel Spring Award Recipients SAN ANTONIO (PRWEB) April 14, 2021 Compass Intelligence is eager and excited to announce the award recipients of the 9th annual CompassIntel.com spring awards to honor the top companies, products, and technology solutions in mobile, IoT, and emerging technology industries. This year we received 120+ nominations coming in from companies, public relations, and corporate communications firms, editors, journalists, analysts, and other colleagues. These awards, excluding the Compass Intelligence selected awards, were voted on by 40+ industry-leading press, editors, journalists, thought leaders, and analysts in early April. A total of 45 awardees are being recognized, including 39 nominated awards in mobile, IoT, and emerging technology, and 6 Compass selected aw

US telecom sector resists federal suppliers ban, calls for industry-led security standards

Lundy, Lundy, Soileau & South, LLP: In New Attack on Telecom Secrecy, Family of Pastor Alleges Cell Phone Radiation Link to His Deadly Brain Cancer

Share this article Share this article LAKE CHARLES, La., April 8, 2021 /PRNewswire/ The family of a Sulphur, La. pastor who died last year from aggressive brain cancer alleges in a new federal-court lawsuit that the telecom industry has hidden the known health risks of cell phone radiation for decades, the Lundy, Lundy, Soileau & South, LLP law firm said today. According to the lawsuit, the telecom industry suppressed credible cell phone safety concerns and has conspired to conceal or alter results of safety studies to make them more market friendly. The lawsuit cites a long history of relevant scientific studies and industry actions taken since the 1980s, including the firing, defunding or denigration of researchers who discovered adverse effects associated with cell phone use.