Not too long ago, Carl Pei and the Nothing team announced that the company is already launching its sub-brand. Called CMF by Nothing, this company will sell more affordable devices under the Nothing name. According to Nothing (via 91Mobiles), CMF by Nothing will officially launch on September 26th.
Nothing already sells some pretty affordable devices like the Ear (1), Ear Stick, and the Nothing Phone (1). Even the Nothing Phone (2), which is a fair bit more expensive than its predecessor, is considerably cheaper than much of the competition.
However, it seems that the company itself doesn’t want to be known as a budget device brand. This is where its upcoming sub-brand comes in. Nothing will focus on making more premium and innovative products and CMF will focus on bringing more affordable devices.
CMF by Nothing will officially launch on September 26th
Carl Pei announced CMF just a few weeks ago, and it didn’t explain too much about the devices that it’s going to launch. However, there was a recent leak showing us that it’s going to launch at least three products. The leak pointed to a pair of earbuds, a smartwatch, and a fast charger.
The smartwatch is rumored to have a 1.96-inch AMOLED panel with a peak brightness of 600 nits. It could have IP68 water and dust resistance, several health trackers, AOD, a 330mAh battery, and Nothing’s proprietary software. The CMF Watch is expected to weigh in at Rs 4,500 (~$55).
We don’t have many leaked specs for the earbuds, but they might come with 45dB ANC to cancel noise. Also, these could be rated to last up to 11 hours on a single charge and have “Ultra Bass” technology. Since these are going to be an affordable RS 3,500 (~$36), we should expect them to have a pretty standard sound quality.
As for the charger, this is expected to be a 65W GaN charger. It will have two USB-C ports and a USB-A port. As for the price, it’s rumored to launch at RS 3,000 (~$36). At this point, we don’t know if the company will offer any more devices at launch. We’ll just have to wait and see.
The data breach affected over 8,000 Greater Manchester Police officers.
The hackers targeted a company that produces warrant cards for the police force.
The stolen data includes the names and photos of officers, but not their financial information.
The police force is working with the Information Commissioner’s Office to investigate the breach.
The police force is taking the breach “extremely seriously” and is working to improve its security practices.
The UK Police force seems to be the current target of cybercriminals. It has merely been days since Hackread reported a data breach affecting the Metropolitan Police Force where the personal data of 47,000 Met Police officers and staff members, including names, photos, ranks, identification numbers, and vetting levels was breached. Now, just after two weeks, another police department has become the victim of a data breach, the Greater Manchester Police (GMP).
According to reports published in British media outlets, Greater Manchester Police has suffered a huge cyberattack leading to the stealing of warrant card details of thousands of officers. Per a report from the Manchester Evening News, the breached data includes the names and photos of police officers. It is worth noting that over 8,000 cops are employed by the GMP.
Reportedly, the hackers targeted a company the police force had contracted to produce warrant cards. GMP’s CC Colin McFarlane stated that a ransomware attack was launched against the third-party supplier, which was hired by several UK organizations. GMP is one of them. McFarlane also noted that the supplier held “some information” on GMP employees. However, GMP believes the financial data of its officers wasn’t part of the information.
“We understand how concerning this is for our employees so, as we work to understand any impact on GMP, we have contacted the Information Commissioner Office and are doing everything we can to ensure employees are kept informed, their questions are answered, and they feel supported. This is being treated extremely seriously, with a nationally led criminal investigation into the attack” McFarlane added.
Commenting on the hack, Cian Heasley, security consultant at Adarma, told Hackread.com, “Incidents like this one affecting a third-party supplier of the Greater Manchester Police highlight that in today’s business environment, it is necessary to consider not just the exposure, risk and security of your own organization but also the organizations and companies that you rely upon. ”
“The ICO statistics for 2022 showed a small rise in reported ransomware incidents in the UK to a new record number, 2023 shows no sign of a reduction in organizations that are preyed upon by these cybercriminal gangs,” Cian added.
Brad Freeman, Director of Technology at SenseOn said: “The latest attack on the Greater Manchester Police shows that supply chain security is becoming increasingly difficult, and whilst enterprises have been struggling with it for several years, many have gripped it and the improvements many have put in place is reducing risk.”
“Evidently, there is a need for all organizations to audit suppliers constantly and to create an overall consistent approach to data security. Whilst the financial details and home addresses of the police officers are believed to have not been retrieved in the incident, it is concerning that the data from the warrant badges is currently in the possession of the cybercriminals. This could enable the adversaries to carry out further attacks such as account takeover or BEC attacks,” Brad warned.
Javvad Malik, Lead security awareness advocate at KnowBe4 also commented on the incident. “The reported data breach targeting Greater Manchester Police officers’ warrant card details is a concerning incident, further exemplifying the persistent cybersecurity challenges faced by law enforcement agencies. This breach follows a similar attack on the Metropolitan Police, highlighting the potential vulnerabilities of third-party suppliers in the supply chain.”
“While it’s reassuring to learn that financial details and home addresses were not compromised, the exposure of names, ranks, and photographs from warrant badges can still have significant implications. Such information can be leveraged for identity theft, social engineering attacks, or even the targeting of specific police officers.”
Javvad emphasized that “It’s essential for law enforcement agencies to conduct rigorous security assessments of their third-party suppliers and ensure they meet stringent cybersecurity standards. Additionally, implementing robust monitoring, detection, and response mechanisms can help organizations identify and respond quickly to potential breaches.”
Nevertheless, it seems the UK police departments are employing all the necessary security measures however their third-party contractors need to improve their security practices to avoid such incidents.
It happens; you drop or otherwise damage your new $499 Pixel Tablet. Sure, you can send it in or replace it, but fixing it is also an option. According to 9To5Google, there are repair guides to help you fix up your Pixel Tablet.
In case you don’t know, major companies like Samsung and Google partnered with iFixit, the large phone repair service. Through this partnership, iFixit distributes genuine phone parts for users so that they can repair their devices. Fixing a device, if you have the technical know-how, is much cheaper than getting it repaired for you. Most of the cost is paying for the service.
Through this partnership, you can get access to parts for Google Pixel phones as old as the Pixel 2.
There are repair guides for the Pixel Tablet
This partnership extends to the Pixel Tablet, and that’s good news for people who bought this device. While it’s cheaper than sending your device in for repair, the parts can still be a bit pricey because this is a bigger device.
If you need to replace the screen, it will cost you $200. The screen also includes the selfie camera. The back plate will run you $199. That’s a hefty price, but it includes the power button, microphones, antennas, and the volume rocker.
As for the smaller components, the battery will cost you $59.99. It’s a 7020mAh cell. Buying a USB-C port will cost you $24, and lastly, each speaker costs you $25.
If you need to replace one of those parts on your Pixel Tablet, you can get repair guides to help you get your device fixed up. These are easy to understand, so you’ll be able to fix your tablet even if you lack technical know-how.
If you don’t feel comfortable fixing your device, then you’re still able to send in your device to be repaired by Google.
Apple has made the iPhone 15 Pro official (among the other iPhone 15 models), and it’s actually a fairly exciting new iPhone. The biggest change here is Apple moving to Titanium for the build. Which is a big deal, as it is more durable and lighter weight than stainless steel. So this is now the lightest “Pro” iPhone Apple has ever made. That’s incredible.
Even though it is more durable, you probably will want to get a new case or two for your iPhone 15 Pro. So here in this list, we are rounding up the very Best Apple iPhone 15 Pro Cases that you can buy. This will be updated throughout the year as more cases become available.
ESR Classic Series
ESR has been a pretty popular brand as of late, for iPhone accessories and their Classic Case for the iPhone 15 Pro is here for just $27. This case is available in clear, and a few other other colors: Clear Black, and Frosted black.
This case is pretty interesting, as it has all the usual things like having military-grade protection and such. But what’s cool here is that there is a kickstand around the camera module. So it blends in, but it’s still great for watching content on the go.
The ZAGG London Snap is a really great looking case for the iPhone 15 Pro, it’s a bit on the pricey side at $49.99, however. It’s a “tough and elegant” case according to ZAGG. That’s because it is made of Graphene, which is a tougher material, and able to protect your iPhone 15 Pro a bit more than other cases. It also has a drop resistance of up to 13 feet.
This case is going to give you a nice high-end look and feel on your iPhone 15 Pro, thanks to the 3D-printed fabric exterior. And it’s inspired the by classic yet contemporary style of the city of London.
The Spigen Liquid Air Armor is a really great case for the iPhone 15 Pro, and it costs just $15. This comes in three colors: Matte Black, Abyss Green and Navy Blue. It also has a nice textured back, making it easier to hold onto, while also being fairly thin. That means that it won’t add a lot of bulk onto your phone, which is also important here.
Spigen has included military-grade protection and uses its Air Cushion technology here, for anti-shock protection, and to keep your iPhone nice and protected if you should drop it.
Apple, this year, has decided to declare war on Leather, stating that it’s bad for the environment. And is moving to this FineWoven case, for the environment. This is made of durable microtwill which has a suede-like feel. So it still feels like leather, sort of, but it may not age like leather. It’s definitely gonna look really good on the new iPhone 15 Pro. It costs the same as the leather cases did, at $60.
This case is available in five colors: Taupe, Mulberry, Evergreen, Pacific Blue and Black. Which look really good, and it’s good to see Pacific Blue back in the mix.
Wanting a nice clear case for your new iPhone 15 Pro? ZAGG has you covered with its $49.99 Crystal Palace Snap. This is a clear case, which means you will see the magnet for the MagSafe charging there. But that also means it works with MagSafe wireless charging.
Like a lot of the other ZAGG cases here, the Crystal Palace Snap does have 13-feet drop protection, making it a really nice and durable case. This is thanks to it being made of Graphene this year.
The Spigen Slim Armor CS is an oldie, but a goodie case for the iPhone. And it’s back for the iPhone 15 Pro here. This is available for $20 and comes in four colors: Black, Abyss Green, Metal Slate, and Rose Gold.
This is a super slim case for the iPhone 15 Pro, with the major difference here being a secret compartment on the back. Which can hold a couple of cards. Making this a wallet case, that doesn’t really look like a wallet case. That’s really cool.
The ZAGG Manhattan Snap might be the sleeper case for the iPhone 15. It’s a silicone case like what Apple offers, and it’s the same price – $49.99. But it is a much better case. If you’ve ever used one of Apple’s silicone cases, you likely know how it likes to hold onto fingerprints, dust and such. Well, this one, does not.
This also uses the Graphene material like its other cases, making it more durable, while keeping it pretty thin and lightweight. Making this a really great case to pick up.
Perhaps the cheapest, but not terrible, case you can buy for the iPhone 15 Pro – elago’s Liquid Silicon Case. It’s available for $12.99. This is a really great looking silicon case, that is also very minimal. elago is offering it in a ton of colors too, including Stone, Aqua Sky, Black, Brown, Burgundy, Cedar Green, Cobalt Blue and many more.
The Nomad Modern Leather case is a fantastic case, and it’s actually one that I’ve used on my iPhone for the past two years. This is going to cost you $50, or if you want Horween Leather, it’ll be $70. This does come in a few colors, including black, brown and English Tan. Important to note that the English Tan is not available in Horween Leather.
So what makes this case better than Apple’s older leather cases? Well, for one, the leather doesn’t wrap all the way around the case. The sides are made of plastic. It’s a soft-touch plastic, so it still feels pretty high-end, but it keeps the leather looking good. And as expected, the leather is also going to age after some time – Horween Leather will take longer to show it’s age, however.
The ZAGG Denali Snap is a really great case for those that are a bit clumsy with their phones. The Denali Snap case for iPhone 15 is just $65. Much cheaper than Otterboxes, fortunately.
This is a dual-layer case from ZAGG and it does offer up better drop protection than ZAGG’s other products. With a rated protection of 16-feet. It also has a nice no-slip design, and comes in a variety of colors.
Samsung has released the third One UI 6.0 beta update for the Galaxy S23 series. The latest build is now live in the US with firmware version ZWI8. The same build is also rolling out in India, where it arrives as Beta 2. The update should soon reach other markets where the beta program is available, such as Germany, South Korea, and the UK.
Screenshots posted on X show the OTA (over the air) package for One UI 6.0 Beta 3 weighs between 1.2GB and 1.4GB depending on the market and device model. The changelog is the same in India and the US. Samsung has improved the system video player with an enhanced layout that offers better controls. It has moved the Play button to the center and grouped other similar buttons. Playback speed controls now use buttons instead of a slider.
Additionally, the company has fixed a bunch of issues and bugs present in the previous beta build. The changelog says the system launcher, i.e. One UI Home, crashing issue has been fixed. Samsung has also addressed problems causing UI lag/freeze when long-pressing on the home screen to customize it or going back to the home screen directly from an app. It has patched an occasional call-related issue with Bixby as well.
One UI 6.0 Beta 3 further patches a camera bug that caused the camera app to crash when switching to video mode. Issues with Samsung Pay gestures have been addressed too. Samsung has also added a manual setting for scheduling Device Care restarts. It has improved the shape of notification icons in text messages and fixed the issues with the “when you receive a message” routine condition. This update also fixes the notification bar color errors when running apps in Samsung DeX.
The latest One UI 6.0 beta still has some known issues
Samsung engineers are still working on polishing One UI 6.0, which is the company’s Android 14-based custom software. The latest beta update comes with a few known issues. The changelog notes that the Kids app isn’t compatible with the new One UI version. A compatible version of the app is expected later this month.
One UI 6.0 Beta 3 also has problems recognizing the “answer the phone” voice command while receiving a phone call. It has issues with Google Assistant as well. Samsung will fix some of these known issues with a new One UI 6.0 beta update in the coming weeks. If you have enrolled your Galaxy S23 into Samsung’s beta program, you can expect to receive the latest update soon.
Apple, this week, announced the new iPhone 15. Which moves to USB-C this time around, instead of using Lightning. This also means that Apple is starting to update its other accessories with USB-C now, including announcing EarPods and AirPods Pro (2nd gen) with USB-C at the event this week. However, that’s not the case for everything.
Many have noticed that Apple has removed the MagSafe Battery Pack and MagSafe Duo from the Store. Meaning that it’s no longer being sold by Apple. Which is rather surprising, since there is no replacement for either one, just yet. Perhaps that will be coming a bit later, and the replacements just weren’t quite ready yet.
It’s unclear whether Apple will replace these or not. But whether they do or not, there are plenty of great alternatives from third-parties. In fact, we have a Best MagSafe Accessories list that you can take a look at.
Plenty more Lightning Accessories could go away soon
There are many, many accessories that Apple sells that use Lightning ports still. And they’ll need to replace those soon, or just ditch them altogether. This includes the Magic Keyboard and Magic Mouse for Mac. As well as the other versions of AirPods and AirPods Max. Among a few others.
So this means that we could see quite a few updates to accessories over the coming months, as Apple is being forced to move away from Lightning. Though, it could be the same as the AirPods Pro 2nd Gen with USB-C, where it’s just USB-C being added (and Lossless for the Vision Pro). But a few of these are in desperate need of updates, like the AirPods Max which came out back in 2020. Or the Magic Mouse which is still hilarious that the charging port is on the bottom of the mouse.
The latest and greatest iPhone 15 is finally here. Apple unveiled the iPhone 15 lineup on September 12, 2023, which includes the iPhone 15 Plus here. This phone gives you a huge 6.7-inch display, with the Dynamic Island, and a new A16 Bionic chipset inside. It also costs just $899 to start. Which is pretty impressive, if I do say so myself.
Even though it’s a cheaper iPhone, it’s still $900 plus tax, so you’re going to want to get a case to protect your new iPhone 15 Plus. That is why we have rounded up all of the best cases that you can get for the iPhone 15 Plus right here. This post will be continuously updated throughout the year, as new cases become available.
Spigen Liquid Air Armor
The Spigen Liquid Air Armor is a really great case for the iPhone 15 Plus, and it costs just $15. This comes in three colors: Matte Black, Abyss Green and Navy Blue. It also has a nice textured back, making it easier to hold onto, while also being fairly thin. That means that it won’t add a lot of bulk onto your phone, which is also important here.
Spigen has included military-grade protection and uses its Air Cushion technology here, for anti-shock protection, and to keep your iPhone nice and protected if you should drop it.
Some would rather have a super thin case, over a super thick case. And that’s where Peel comes in. Peel makes super thin cases for the iPhone and a few other products too. It’s not a cheap case however, Peel cases start at $39. This is their MagSafe case, and it does show the ring in the clear case, but not on the black case. Currently, it’s only available in black and clear, unfortunately.
If you pick up the black iPhone 15 Plus, this will look pretty similar to what the phone looks like naked, but without the Apple logo on the back. And it looks amazing, actually.
Here’s another option from Spigen, the Liquid Crystal case. This is a $14 case, and it’s a clear one. Though you can also get it Crystal Quartz and Rose Quartz colors too. Definitely a unique looking case here.
Unlike other clear cases, Spigen has taken the necessary steps here to make sure that the case will not yellow anytime soon. So you won’t have to worry about that. It does also use its Air Cushion technology, which is going to protect your phone from drops and such.
The Nomad Modern Leather case is a fantastic case, and it’s actually one that I’ve used on my iPhone for the past two years. This is going to cost you $50, or if you want Horween Leather, it’ll be $70. This does come in a few colors, including black, brown and English Tan. Important to note that the English Tan is not available in Horween Leather.
So what makes this case better than Apple’s older leather cases? Well, for one, the leather doesn’t wrap all the way around the case. The sides are made of plastic. It’s a soft-touch plastic, so it still feels pretty high-end, but it keeps the leather looking good. And as expected, the leather is also going to age after some time – Horween Leather will take longer to show it’s age, however.
Apple, this year, has decided to declare war on Leather. And is moving to this FineWoven case, for the environment. This is made of durable microtwill which has a suede-like feel. So it still feels like leather, sort of, but it may not age like leather. It’s definitely gonna look really good on the new iPhone 15 Plus.
This case is available in five colors: Taupe, Mulberry, Evergreen, Pacific Blue and Black. Which look really good, and it’s good to see Pacific Blue back in the mix.
ESR has been a pretty popular brand as of late, for iPhone accessories and their Classic Case for the iPhone 15 Plus is here for just $27. This case is available in clear, and a few other other colors: Black, Clear Black, Clear Dark Blue and Light Tan.
This case is pretty interesting, as it has all the usual things like having military-grade protection and such. But what’s cool here is that there is a kickstand around the camera module. So it blends in, but it’s still great for watching content on the go.
This year, the ZAGG Luxe Snap might be one of the best cases you can pick up this year. It comes in a boatload of colors, and is only $39.99. This case is also durable, thanks to the new Graphene material that ZAGG is using this year. It has drop protection up to 10-feet and it’s still lightweight with support for MagSafe.
Perhaps even more important than that, the Luxe Snap also has a textured finish on the back. Which is going to give it a unique look, but also make it easier to hold onto. Which is definitely important here on the iPhone 15 Plus.
Speck is another popular company making iPhone cases, and their Clear Case is another popular case. It’s available for $24.95. You can get it in a regular clear style, or with platinum glitter inside, which is a rather interesting look.
It has a lot of the features as other cases on this list. That includes Drop Protection and such. It also looks really cool, and since it is clear, you can show off the new pastel colors that Apple is using this year on the iPhone 15 Plus.
If you’re clumsy, or drop your phone a lot, then you might want to have a look at the ZAGG Everest Snap case. This is a rugged case with a built-in kickstand. It also doubles the drop protection from other ZAGG cases, at 20-feet.
This case has a triple-layer of protection. So even when you do drop your iPhone 15 Plus, it’s pretty unlikely that it will get damaged or destroyed. Which, let’s face it, that’s why you buy a case like this.
The TORRAS Magnetic Case is a really great looking case that comes in four colors – black, blue, green and pink. It also comes with a built-in kickstand and only costs $33.
It has the same great drop protection as just about every other case on this list, with air cushions in the sides and corners. Which is where your phone will usually hit when it is dropped.
The iPhone 15 was announced earlier this week, and the news is official. It’s moving to USB-C. That means that if you’re buying an iPhone 15, you’re going to need some new cables. Luckily, UGREEN is making that easy on you.
Currently, Amazon has a two-pack of UGREEN USB-C cables on sale for $13.99. That’s going to save you $6 here. And what’s even crazier is Apple’s USB-C to Lightning Adapter is more than twice this much.
These cables from UGREEN are braided cables, a lot like what the iPhone is going to ship with. That makes them more durable, and great to use for many years. These should definitely last longer than the Lightning Cables did, which normally died after a year or so.
Additionally, these cables here are rated for up to 100W. So you can use them to charge your iPhone, your iPad, MacBook or really anything else.
You can pick up these USB-C cables from Amazon by clicking the link below.
According to recent reports, a threat actor known as Storm-0324 has been using email-based initial infection vectors to attack organizations.
However, as of July 2023, the threat actor has been found to have been using Microsoft Teams to send Phishing emails.
Once the threat actor gains access, they hand off the access to other threat actors who continue to further exploit the systems for sensitive information.
It has also been identified as working alongside the Sangria Tempest ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS) actor, distributing the JSSLoader malware and providing access to the Sangria threat group.
The attack chain of Storm-0324 involves highly evasive infection chains using invoice and payment lures. Storm-0324 was also found to be distributing payloads from other threat actors through phishing and exploit kit vectors.
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Storm-0324, Sangria Tempest & JSSLoader
Storm-0324 and Sangria Tempest have been working together ever since 2019. Storm-0324 hands-off access to Sangria after delivering the first-stage malware payload, JSSLoader.
The actor is known to distribute the JSSLoader malware, which facilitates access for the ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS) actor Sangria Tempest (ELBRUS, Carbon Spider, FIN7). Previous distribution activity associated with Storm-0324 included the Gozi infostealer, Nymaim downloader, and locker.
The delivery chain begins with a phishing email mentioning a payment or invoice and containing a link to a SharePoint site that hosts a ZIP archive.
The ZIP archive consists of a file with embedded JS code, resulting in the exploitation of the CVE-2023-21715 local security feature bypass vulnerability. When the file is opened, it launches the JS code, which drops a JSSLoader variant DLL.
In some instances, users might also be asked to enter a security code or password before opening the document, adding an additional level of believability for the user.
Source: Microsoft
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After many, many rumors about the iPhone 15 series going up in price this year, it ended up not happening for most models. Only the iPhone 15 Pro Max has a higher starting price, which is sort of offset by the fact that it now starts at 256GB of storage instead of 128GB.
But now the real question is, how does these prices stack up against previous iPhones? Well, PerfectRec has lined up the prices of every iPhone, from the very beginning and adjusted the prices for inflation to 2023. You can see how it all stacks up in the image below, but one thing is clear, the iPhone 15 is the most affordable iPhone since the original in 2007 which came in at $732, inflation-adjusted.
Interestingly, the iPhone 12 was the most expensive at $943 inflation-adjusted. Meanwhile the Pro models have consistently gone down in price. Of course, they have always been $999, so seeing how much our money has decreased over the years is rather surprising. The iPhone X would have cost $1,248 in 2023. Even moreso with the Pro Max models. With the iPhone 15 Pro Max being the second cheapest, solely because of the price increase this year.
The iPhone 5C would be super overpriced in 2023
Do you remember back in 2013, when Apple was trying to come out with a “cheaper” iPhone to bring in more of that Android market, and decided to launch the iPhone 5C? That unapologetically plastic iPhone? Yeah, it would cost you $720 inflation-adjusted in 2023. That’s pretty insane. Meanwhile, the other iPhone SE models have stayed under $500.
Say what you want about iPhone prices, the one thing that they are is, consistent. Even though other countries had seen price increases in previous years, in Europe and the UK, it actually saw a price decrease in 2023. Which is really surprising. Typically prices rise, and never come down, but they did for the UK and Europe this time around.
