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HackerNoon Reporter: Please tell us briefly about your background. My background is in maritime shipping and marketing. My first job was as a strategic marketing consultant in Israel’s first management consulting firm, and when I felt I wanted to do rather than give advice, I moved to Zim lines. I fell in love with those huge boxes and ships and still to this day I am very poetic about the huge impact that these simple-looking boxes have on our lives. What's your startup called? And in a sentence or two, what does it do? Loginno, short for Logistic Innovation, is an industrial IoT pioneer, providing innovative solutions for the logistics industry. Our mission is to enable shipping companies to become digital with a 100% smart container fleet. Using standard installation, our patented device permanently converts a regular shipping container into a data mining powerhouse.
Loginno is creating Contopia, a global internet-of-shipping container infrastructure utopia, the values of which go well beyond RoI for the shipping company, but an actual digital transformation of the container industry, with a potentially disruptive effect. What is the origin story? It all began when I was working at Zim Lines as a global business development manager and experienced a severe lack of data in shipping containers. I tried to issue a tender for existing solutions, but none fit the requirements. After a while, a Zim co-worker who knew Amit Aflalo (my business partner) came to me and told me: “if there is one person in the whole world that I know of, who has even a remote chance to answer your crazy requirements, it’s me.”.
At first, Amit offered a partnership to Zim lines but when Zim was not interested, I left the company to pursue the idea. That’s when Loginno was formed. What do you love about your team, and why are you the ones to solve this problem? The team behind this project used to develop electronic “spies” for Israeli defense giant IAI. We are global experts at security applications, with decades of hands-on experience with big-scale cutting-edge technology projects. What’s great about our team is that it is very diverse. Even as a relatively small team, we have representations of all ages, genders, and global locations. A bunch of seemingly different people scattered around the world but united with a common goal. Shows you how powerful mission statements can be. If you weren’t building your startup, what would you be doing? Another startup… probably in the education or VR space. The tech is not as relevant as the mission. If it’s a big enough and hard enough goal - I’m there. At the moment, how do you measure success? What are your core metrics? We’re still focusing on the soft metrics. “Will this thing work?”, “How well will this feature be perceived?”. We’re at the point where all of the soft metrics are aligned, and it’s time to deliver on the hard metrics: i.e. growth. What’s most exciting about your traction to date? The fact that we are building the world’s first digital shipping company with a 100% smart container fleet. Never achieved on any scale, big or small, and this really unlocks the values of Contopia, which we have been talking about for years. What technologies are you currently most excited about, and most worried about? And why? Basically, any technology can be used for good and otherwise. It’s the people that make tech great and not the other way around. So I’m not worried or excited about any technology, to be honest, we just have to make sure that it’s in the people’s best intentions to grow as a global community and not fight each other. What drew you to get published on HackerNoon? What do you like most about our platform? Your email seemed inviting enough. Have to say that I did not get into the details. If it’s a chance to talk about what we do and show the world what we achieved - we’re taking every opportunity with both hands. What advice would you give to the 21-year-old version of yourself? No advice. Who knows what I would have missed by altering my past self. Better play it safe and let the kid figure out stuff on his own. Did I understand from the question that you have a time machine to borrow? What is something surprising you've learned this year that your contemporaries would benefit from knowing? Yes. If you find out through trial and error that you are an annoying guy who is usually right and has many occasions of saying “I told you so”, then you’re probably just one of those people who are able to analyze situations better than most and make good decisions. If that is the case - just go with your feeling and don’t let anything sway you from your path. You will succeed. Vote for Loginno as . the startup of the year, Modi'in

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**SINGAPORE, Singapore, October 3rd, 2024/CyberNewsWire/--**At DEF CON 32, the SquareX research team delivered a hard-hitting presentation titled Sneaky Extensions: The MV3 Escape Artists where they shared their findings on how malicious browser extensions are bypassing Google’s latest standard for building chrome extensions: Manifest V3 (MV3)’s security features, putting millions of users and businesses at risk. SquareX’s research team publicly demonstrated rogue extensions built on MV3. The key findings include: Extensions can steal live video streams, such as those from Google Meet and Zoom Web, without requiring special permissions.
The rogue extensions can act on a user’s behalf to add collaborators to private GitHub repositories.
The extensions are capable of hooking into login events to redirect users to a page disguised as a password manager login.
Extensions built on MV3 can steal site cookies, browsing history, bookmarks, and download history with ease, like their MV2 counterparts.
The rogue extensions can add pop-ups to the active webpage, such as fake software update prompts, tricking users into downloading malware. Browser extensions have long been a target for malicious actors — a Stanford University report estimates that 280 million malicious Chrome extensions were installed in recent years. Google has struggled to address this issue, often relying on independent researchers to identify malicious extensions. In some cases, Google has had to manually remove them, such as the 32 extensions taken down in June last year. By the time they were removed, these extensions had already been installed 75 million times. Most of these issues arose because the Chrome extension standard, Manifest Version 2 (MV2), was riddled with loopholes that granted extensions excessive permissions, and allowed scripts to be injected on the fly, often without users' knowledge. This allowed malicious actors to easily exploit these vulnerabilities to steal data, inject malware, and access sensitive information. MV3 was introduced to address these problems by tightening security, limiting permissions, and requiring extensions to declare their scripts beforehand. However, SquareX’s research shows that MV3 falls short in many critical areas, demonstrating how attackers are still able to exploit minimal permissions to carry out malicious activity. Both individual users and enterprises are exposed, even under the newer MV3 framework. Today's security solutions, such as endpoint security, SASE/SSE, and Secure Web Gateways (SWG), lack visibility into installed browser extensions. There is currently no mature tool or platform capable of dynamically instrumenting these extensions, leaving enterprises without the ability to accurately assess whether an extension is safe or malicious. SquareX is committed to the highest level of cybersecurity protection for enterprises and has built key innovative features to solve this problem, which include; Fine grained policies to decide which extensions to allow / block and parameters include extension permissions, creation date, last update, reviews, ratings, user count, author attributes etc
SquareX blocks network requests sent by extensions at run time – based on policies, heuristics and machine learning insights
SquareX is also experimenting with dynamic analysis of Chrome Extensions using a modified Chromium browser in its cloud server These are part of SquareX’s Browser Detection and Response solution which is being deployed at medium-large enterprises and is effectively blocking these attacks. Vivek Ramachandran, Founder & CEO of SquareX, warned about the mounting risks: “Browser extensions are a blind spot for EDR/XDR and SWGs have no way to infer their presence. This has made browser extensions a very effective and potent technique to silently be installed and monitor enterprise users, and attackers are leveraging them to monitor communication over web calls, act on the victim’s behalf to give permissions to external parties, steal cookies and other site data and so on.” “Our research proves that without dynamic analysis and the ability for enterprises to apply stringent policies, it will not be possible to identify and block these attacks. Google MV3, though well intended, is still far away from enforcing security at both a design and implementation phase,” said Vivek Ramachandran. About SquareX SquareX helps organizations detect, mitigate and threat-hunt client-side web attacks happening against their users in real time. SquareX's industry-first Browser Detection and Response (BDR) solution, takes an attack-focused approach to browser security, ensuring enterprise users are protected against advanced threats like malicious QR Codes, Browser-in-the-Browser phishing, macro-based malware, malicious extensions and other web attacks encompassing malicious files, websites, scripts, and compromised networks. With SquareX, enterprises can also provide contractors and remote workers with secure access to internal applications, enterprise SaaS, and convert the browsers on BYOD / unmanaged devices into trusted browsing sessions. Contact Head of PR Junice Liew SquareX junice@sqrx.com This story was distributed as a release by CyberNewsWire under HackerNoon’s Business Blogging Program. Learn more about the program here **SINGAPORE, Singapore, October 3rd, 2024/CyberNewsWire/--**At DEF CON 32, the SquareX research team delivered a hard-hitting presentation titled Sneaky Extensions: The MV3 Escape Artists where they shared their findings on how malicious browser extensions are bypassing Google’s latest standard for building chrome extensions: Manifest V3 (MV3)’s security features, putting millions of users and businesses at risk. SquareX SquareX SquareX’s research team publicly demonstrated rogue extensions built on MV3. The key findings include: Extensions can steal live video streams, such as those from Google Meet and Zoom Web, without requiring special permissions. The rogue extensions can act on a user’s behalf to add collaborators to private GitHub repositories. The extensions are capable of hooking into login events to redirect users to a page disguised as a password manager login. Extensions built on MV3 can steal site cookies, browsing history, bookmarks, and download history with ease, like their MV2 counterparts. The rogue extensions can add pop-ups to the active webpage, such as fake software update prompts, tricking users into downloading malware. Extensions can steal live video streams, such as those from Google Meet and Zoom Web, without requiring special permissions. The rogue extensions can act on a user’s behalf to add collaborators to private GitHub repositories. The extensions are capable of hooking into login events to redirect users to a page disguised as a password manager login. Extensions built on MV3 can steal site cookies, browsing history, bookmarks, and download history with ease, like their MV2 counterparts. The rogue extensions can add pop-ups to the active webpage, such as fake software update prompts, tricking users into downloading malware. Browser extensions have long been a target for malicious actors — a Stanford University report estimates that 280 million malicious Chrome extensions were installed in recent years. Google has struggled to address this issue, often relying on independent researchers to identify malicious extensions. report report In some cases, Google has had to manually remove them, such as the 32 extensions taken down in June last year. By the time they were removed, these extensions had already been installed 75 million times. Most of these issues arose because the Chrome extension standard, Manifest Version 2 (MV2), was riddled with loopholes that granted extensions excessive permissions, and allowed scripts to be injected on the fly, often without users' knowledge. 32 extensions 32 extensions This allowed malicious actors to easily exploit these vulnerabilities to steal data, inject malware, and access sensitive information. MV3 was introduced to address these problems by tightening security, limiting permissions, and requiring extensions to declare their scripts beforehand. However, SquareX’s research shows that MV3 falls short in many critical areas, demonstrating how attackers are still able to exploit minimal permissions to carry out malicious activity. Both individual users and enterprises are exposed, even under the newer MV3 framework. Today's security solutions, such as endpoint security, SASE/SSE, and Secure Web Gateways (SWG), lack visibility into installed browser extensions. There is currently no mature tool or platform capable of dynamically instrumenting these extensions, leaving enterprises without the ability to accurately assess whether an extension is safe or malicious. SquareX is committed to the highest level of cybersecurity protection for enterprises and has built key innovative features to solve this problem, which include; Fine grained policies to decide which extensions to allow / block and parameters include extension permissions, creation date, last update, reviews, ratings, user count, author attributes etc SquareX blocks network requests sent by extensions at run time – based on policies, heuristics and machine learning insights SquareX is also experimenting with dynamic analysis of Chrome Extensions using a modified Chromium browser in its cloud server Fine grained policies to decide which extensions to allow / block and parameters include extension permissions, creation date, last update, reviews, ratings, user count, author attributes etc SquareX blocks network requests sent by extensions at run time – based on policies, heuristics and machine learning insights SquareX is also experimenting with dynamic analysis of Chrome Extensions using a modified Chromium browser in its cloud server These are part of SquareX’s Browser Detection and Response solution which is being deployed at medium-large enterprises and is effectively blocking these attacks. Browser Detection and Response Browser Detection and Response Vivek Ramachandran, Founder & CEO of SquareX, warned about the mounting risks: “Browser extensions are a blind spot for EDR/XDR and SWGs have no way to infer their presence. This has made browser extensions a very effective and potent technique to silently be installed and monitor enterprise users, and attackers are leveraging them to monitor communication over web calls, act on the victim’s behalf to give permissions to external parties, steal cookies and other site data and so on.” Vivek Ramachandran , Founder & CEO of SquareX , warned about the mounting risks: “Browser extensions are a blind spot for EDR/XDR and SWGs have no way to infer their presence. This has made browser extensions a very effective and potent technique to silently be installed and monitor enterprise users, and attackers are leveraging them to monitor communication over web calls, act on the victim’s behalf to give permissions to external parties, steal cookies and other site data and so on.” Vivek Ramachandran Vivek Ramachandran SquareX SquareX “Our research proves that without dynamic analysis and the ability for enterprises to apply stringent policies, it will not be possible to identify and block these attacks. Google MV3, though well intended, is still far away from enforcing security at both a design and implementation phase,” said Vivek Ramachandran. “Our research proves that without dynamic analysis and the ability for enterprises to apply stringent policies, it will not be possible to identify and block these attacks. Google MV3, though well intended, is still far away from enforcing security at both a design and implementation phase,” said Vivek Ramachandran. About SquareX SquareX helps organizations detect, mitigate and threat-hunt client-side web attacks happening against their users in real time. SquareX SquareX SquareX's industry-first Browser Detection and Response (BDR) solution, takes an attack-focused approach to browser security, ensuring enterprise users are protected against advanced threats like malicious QR Codes, Browser-in-the-Browser phishing, macro-based malware, malicious extensions and other web attacks encompassing malicious files, websites, scripts, and compromised networks. With SquareX, enterprises can also provide contractors and remote workers with secure access to internal applications, enterprise SaaS, and convert the browsers on BYOD / unmanaged devices into trusted browsing sessions. Contact Head of PR Junice Liew SquareX junice@sqrx.com This story was distributed as a release by CyberNewsWire under HackerNoon’s Business Blogging Program. Learn more about the program here This story was distributed as a release by CyberNewsWire under HackerNoon’s Business Blogging Program. Learn more about the program here here here

SquareX Shows How Malicious Extensions Bypass Google’s MV3 Restrictions

SquareX يوضح كيف تتجاوز الإضافات الضارة قيود MV3 الخاصة بشركة Google

SquareX показва как злонамерените разширения заобикалят MV3 ограниченията на Google

SquareX muestra cómo las extensiones maliciosas eluden las restricciones MV3 de Google

SquareX montre comment les extensions malveillantes contournent les restrictions MV3 de Google

A SquareX megmutatja, hogy a rosszindulatú bővítmények hogyan kerülik meg a Google MV3 korlátozásait

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Let's learn about via these 42 free stories. They are ordered by most time reading created on HackerNoon. Visit the to find the most read stories about any technology. Logistics /Learn Repo 1. Artificial Intelligence and Logistics 4.0 Are Transforming the Way We Manage Inventory The growing competition in logistics has forced companies to look for new alternatives to remain among the best players in the market. AI has come to the rescue 2. The Story of Shuttle Planet, Early Traction, and a Bunch of Misfits "Keep going; don’t let fear stop you too much. Focus on the fact that every effect has a cause, find out what that cause is." 3. How Optimizing Outbound Logistics Saves Your Business Time and Money Outbound logistics play a critical role in a company's overall supply chain management and can significantly impact its bottom line. 4. Sea of Transformation: Chatbots in The Logistics Industry The usage of the new age customer support technology bots, popularly known as Chatbots is on the rise. Researches show that more than 80% of the customer communication that is done on websites or mobile apps are done through chatbots. Chatbots are highly valuable for the companies because they can work round the clock, are easy to use and do not make any kind of errors. 5. How Estimated Time of Arrival is Calculated in Logistics Tech We focused on how to enhance ETA in Logistics and how to calculate it. Computing the estimated time of arrival is one of the ways toward customer satisfaction. 6. Toilet Paper Mania Leaks Supply Chain Opportunity: What Will Venture Do? W.W.V.D? Even before the pandemic hit, global supply chains contained an estimated $176 billion of inefficiencies. 7. Hacking the Way Business is Done With Diversity [Infographic] Understanding how diversity should properly be represented through business and the supply chain. 8. Analyzing The 6 Most-Promising Logistics and Supply Chain Trends in 2022 Here's a review of the key logistics and supply chain trends of 2022 to help T&L leaders decide on their innovation strategy and what technologies to invest in. 9. 4 Effective Ways Augmented Reality Solve Issues in Logistics Industry 10. Logistics Security: 5 ways to protect the Supply Chain Against Cybersecurity Attacks This article explains how to protect the supply chain sector against cybersecurity attacks. 11. How Technology Has changed the Logistics Industry Improved technology has also increased productivity in the supply chain.  It is helping to make the shipping process more efficient. 12. How IoT is Transforming Transportation, Supply Chain, and Logistics In today’s connected world IoT can speed up the rate of delivery actions of vehicles used for logistics and transportation purposes. 13. Implementing Business Technology Improves Startup Operations Considering all the ways technology is currently improving your business can help you think more broadly about how further implementation can affect operations. 14. Reconstructing Our Food Supply Chains with Blockchain Technology Blockchain technology can streamline and restructure the way that we interpret global supply lines, a change that may be vital for addressing climate change. 15. How the International Parcel Service Works The international parcel service has a special operation, which we will try to describe below. If you want to know and understand it, do not stop reading. 16. Startup Interview with Shachar Tal, Loginno Co-Founder Hackernoon's startup interview with Shachar Tal, Loginno's co-founder. 17. Using Web3 to Detangle the World’s Supply Chain The global supply chain is in a gridlock. Let's fix that. 18. 5 Best Transportation Management Systems (TMS) in 2021/2022 Having a robust TMS adopted to your logistics business has become a staple. A sneak peek at the best ready-made TMS solutions in 2021. Check out fresh insights. 19. The History and Perks of Third Party Logistics Software in Warehouse Management 3rd Party Logistics Software can be a powerful tool in managing your online business by consolidating much of the logistics under one easy-to-use site. 20. How 3PL is Changing eCommerce Supply Chain Dynamics Outsourcing supply chain and logistics to the 3PL providers have proved to be helpful for businesses. They offer various services for improving processes, risks mitigation, and saving resources. 21. Technologies That Are Transforming Logistics Industry How Big is the Number Game? 22. Hacking the Way Business is Done With Diversity [Infographic] Understanding how diversity should properly be represented through business and the supply chain. 23. This Startup is Bringing Ecommerce to Brazilian Favelas Nestled in a 10-square-kilometer area in the southwest zone of São Paulo, the favela (slum) Paraisópolis is home to more than 100,000 Brazilians. 24. How RPA is Helping Supply Chain Management Logistics and Supply Chain is one of the fastest-growing and the most competitive sectors in the world. Over the years, businesses have invested billions of dollars in scaling up their process and infrastructure to lower the price and look for opportunities to increase efficiency. 25. Supply Chain 4.0 Powers Greater Efficiency and Visibility in Logistics Learn how the digital supply chain allows organisations in Logistics and other sectors to become more agile and respond to market shifts with smarter solutions. 26. Integrated Logistics Management Software: Uber For Supply Chain Management As per statistics, upto 61% of customers want quicker deliveries, while 66% consider that the delivery method must be central to their shopping experience. Also, 93% of customers say that they wish to stay informed and receive constant and live updates from the retailers about the expected shipments. 27. 8 ways in which AI helps the logistics industry The world of logistics has been completely transformed with the advent of newer technologies, especially AI, and it is not a luxury anymore but a necessity for a business in this industry to thrive. 28. What happens inside an Amazon warehouse: A software engineer's guide Have you ever wonder what happens inside of an Amazon warehouse? As a software engineer, the supply chain field has plenty of technical challenges. 29. Blockchain Technology a Natural Progression for Supply Chain Companies We estimate that the application of Blockchain to global supply-chain alone could result in more than $100 billion in efficiencies. Add improvements in provenance and traceability of pharmaceuticals and food. 30. China's Information Warfare via LOGINK Continues Unabated: Here's How It's Done The PRC has created LOGINK, a logistics-focused software, for the purposes of data collection in accordance with its information warfare efforts. 31. Global Trading on the Blockchain - Opportunity or A Pipedream? Industries and governments are continuously seeking ways to optimize the movement of goods, data, and currencies across global supply chains. Global growth needs a jumpstart. 32. 12 Years of Blockchain: Where Are The Applications? There were a lot of talking about where and how blockchain is suitable. Attempting to stick the blockchain everywhere and to everything is a parody. 33. How Automatic Vehicle Location Improves Safety for School Buses Real-time communication has become an essential aspect of many industries, and transportation is no exception. With the rise of GPS tracking and internet-enabled devices, it has become easier to track vehicles and provide real-time updates to drivers and passengers. Aleksandr Ulanov, a senior software developer with extensive experience in Ruby development and real-time technologies, has been at the forefront of this development. In his recent work with 4mativ, he has developed a ground-breaking AVL platform that provides real-time updates on the location of school buses to parents and schools. In this interview, Aleksandr discusses the challenges he faced and the solutions he found in developing this platform, as well as the importance of real-time updates in the transportation industry. 34. Blockchain Application to Transform Supply Chains Towards Sustainability The self-updating and verifiable nature of the blockchain means that it can be useful in improving supply chains in an efficient and sustainable manner. 35. How the Conflict Between Russia and Ukraine is Affecting Supply Chains The war in Ukraine has disrupted global supply chains by tying up the production of two of Europe's biggest suppliers while disrupting trade through them. 36. Integrate a Route Optimization API to Save Millions in Last Mile Costs An overview and cost/benefit analysis of how route optimization API integrations can drive instant positive returns in last mile logistics. 37. Delivering Hydroponic Salad via Drones and Being Paid in Bitcoin [An Interview] Hydroponics, drones and Bitcoin. Three technological concepts that are used in a new project from the Parallel Garden team in cooperation with Parallel Polis. 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Introduction Docker allows developers to package applications in containers - standardized executable components that combine application source code with the operating system (OS) libraries and dependencies needed to run that code in any environment. Amazon also has container launch and storage solutions - Elastic Container Registry (ECR). In this article, I will show you how to create your own container, upload it to the repository. Create a Docker Image First, let's create our own container. For the demonstration, I'll be using an EC2 instance on Ubuntu. The instance must have Docker installed and run the command: nano DockerFile For our example, we use the approach httpd on amazon linux. Next, write code (Image 1): FROM amazonlinux

RUN yum -y update

RUN yum -y install httpd

RUN echo 'Hello World from ECR! This is version 1' > /var/www/html/index.html

CMD ["/usr/sbin/httpd","-D","FOREGROUND"]

EXPOSE 80 Next, let's compile the image and run the command: docker build -t hello-world-app . Do not forget to write dot after -app. And then check that it is present in our images, run the docker images command (Image 2). As we can see, you have two new images created. This completes the first step. Creating a repository The second, let's open the AWS Management Console and then to the ECR service, then go to the Repositories tab and click Create a repository (Image 3). Here we need to enter the name of the repository and create a private one. I want to note that Amazon has restrictions on private, public repositories and be careful not to exceed the limit. Next, we will go to the repository, and as we see that it is impossible to upload our image to the repository. Moreover, we do not even have a button. Next, click the View push commands button and see Amazon's commands (Image 4). These commands are for the old version of the CLI, but I will show you how to use a much simpler command. Next, we need to rename our image to the name that AWS suggests to us. Let's copy this freak name (Image 5). Next, go to our terminal and run the command: docker tag hello-world-app:latest  977701475595.dkr.ecr.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/app1:v1 You can see the result in image 6. Next, as I described earlier, we will run a command to send our image to the repository. To do this, run the command and enter the id and . Next, we will install the region in which you have deployed the repository (Image 7). aws configure Access key Secret access key To push the image, you need to log in by entering the command: aws ecr get-login --no-include-email --region us-east-1 Then we receive an unusual answer (Image 8). So let's copy it and run it (Image 9). Using the command from View push command: docker push 977701475595.dkr.ecr.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/app1:v1 Let's send our image to the repository. After that, we can open AWS Management Console and see our container in the ECR service (Image 10). Conclusion In conclusion, I showed how to create your own Docker container, then place your own container in the Elastic Container Registry. As you can see, this is not as complicated as it might seem at first glance, and now everyone, after reading this article, can do the same.

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