Technology has become a double-edged sword, improving our
daily lives and making us healthier and safer while at the same time being
utilized by our unscrupulous government to shred our privacy and destroy the
Fourth Amendment.
Problem is, those kinds of privacy breaches are only going to become more frequent.
In fact, according to a United Nations group that advises countries on cybersecurity issues and as reported by Reuters, there exist "significant vulnerabilities in mobile phone technology that could potentially enable hackers to remotely attack at least half a billion phones."
=> SIM compromise is a big deal
Discovered by a German company, the bug apparently lets hackers gain remote access control of certain
Problem is, those kinds of privacy breaches are only going to become more frequent.
In fact, according to a United Nations group that advises countries on cybersecurity issues and as reported by Reuters, there exist "significant vulnerabilities in mobile phone technology that could potentially enable hackers to remotely attack at least half a billion phones."
=> SIM compromise is a big deal
Discovered by a German company, the bug apparently lets hackers gain remote access control of certain
