EngadgetAT&T is letting you 'build your own' wireless plan starting at just $15 a month
Analyst207Linux Malware Showboat Targets Telecom with SOCKS5 Proxy Backdoor
Meet Showboat, a sneaky Linux malware that's targeting telecom systems with its powerful SOCKS5 proxy backdoor, allowing hackers to spawn remote shells, transfer files, and carry out covert operations. This modular menace can quietly infiltrate and take control, making it a major threat to Linux systems.
#LinuxMalware #Socks5ProxyBackdoor #Telecom #ModularPostexploitationFramework #RemoteAccess
TechNaduReports say a Huawei router zero-day caused a nationwide telecom outage in Luxembourg after specially crafted traffic forced routers into restart loops.
Nearly 10 months later, no public CVE or operator warning has reportedly been issued.
https://www.technadu.com/huawei-zero-day-vulnerability-caused-luxembourg-telecom-outage/628073/
ConvergenciaDigital [Unofficial]Brasil não tem mais chance para o erro e precisa colocar a produtividade na agenda pública
Se o Brasil tentar regular tecnologia, vai sempre ficar para trás
Governo endurece com as big techs e nomeia ANPD para fiscalizar o Marco Civil da Internet
Claro prevê “sacolejada” da IA no mercado e diz que Reforma Tributária ainda é nebulosa
Portaria quer viabilizar ações imediatas para a construção do cabo submarino costeiro
Jérémy -Jeey-#RevueDePressive
#Économie #Télécom
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Si #SFR devient la Structure Franciliens.net de Radiocommunication, je serai parmi leurs premiers clients. C'est dit.
Go @franciliens, Go !
https://www.franciliens.net/2026/05/franciliens-net-fait-une-offre-de-rachat-de-sfr/
Morgan FletcherThis Convicted Felon Gets $1 Million a Year to Sell Obsolete Internet Service. You Pay for It.
https://www.propublica.org/article/alaska-telecom-subsidies-roger-shoffstall
This Convicted Felon Gets $1 Million a Year to Sell Obsolete Internet Service. You Pay for It.
Roger Shoffstall spent three years in prison for tax evasion. Still, each year the federal government pays his Alaska company, Summit Telephone, for internet service that’s slower than in most of the U.S.