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The Raspberry Pi Foundation is celebrating its fifth birthday. Just in time for the anniversary is a revised version of the IoT
developer board Raspberry Pi Zero with WLAN and Bluetooth module to the
start.For
five years now, the compact ARM developer boards from the Raspberry Pi
Foundation have caused a sensation in the tech scene. The Raspberry Pi Zero W is now launching a revised version of its
compact developer board, which is now equipped with WLAN 802.11n and
Bluetooth 4.0 as standard.
On the other hardware of the Pi Zero, however, nothing changes. The
board is still equipped with a single core Broadcom chipset, which
clocks with a maximum of 1 GHz and accesses 512 MB of memory. With this equipment, the Pi Zero W is still 40 percent brighter than the Raspberry Pi of the first generation. In addition, the IoT board has a MicroSD card slot as well as connectors for mini HDMI, micro-USB and GPIO with 40 pins. An Ethernet connection is still not installed. An official case is now available for the tiny baby, which protects the Pi Zero components from dirt and damage.For
the connection of peripherals such as a mouse, keyboard or monitor an
adapter kit is available, which has a mini-HDMI to HDMI adapter, a
Micro-B-USB to a USB-cable (female) as well A 2 x 20 GPIO header.
In Germany, the Raspberry Pi Zero W is also available at the official partner Pi3g.
Raspberry Pi: Between hobby cellar and industry
The
Pi boards have always been the basis for projects of hobbyists, but
also companies rely on the economical and cost-effective systems for
their IoT and Smart Home products. For
example, the display professional NEC has presented a series of new
screens that support the connection of the Raspberry Pi Compute Module
3. This makes it possible to realize cost-effective digital signage systems.
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With a simple trick, the MacDownloader accesses passwords. The malware is intended to have employees of US armaments companies and human rights activists.
Disguised
as an Adobe Flash installer and BitDefender adware removal tool, the
MacDownloader malware attempts to forward passwords to its creators. This is what the two security researchers Claudio Guarnieri and Collin Anderson write in a report.
With a simple trick, the MacDownloader accesses passwords. The malware is intended to have employees of US armaments companies and human rights activists.
Disguised
as an Adobe Flash installer and BitDefender adware removal tool, the
MacDownloader malware attempts to forward passwords to its creators. This is what the two security researchers Claudio Guarnieri and Collin Anderson write in a report.
The two researchers describe the malware as the "first attempt of an amateur developer". Because the MacDownloader was sloppily programmed and the system dialogs full of writing errors. The malicious software is nevertheless dangerous: according to
computerworld.com the virus database VirusTotal did not recognize the
MacDownloader.
Armaments companies and human rights activists
Guarnieri and Anderson explain that the malware on a fake website of the American aviation company United Technologies emerged. The site was used in a spear-phishing attack via email to spread Windows malware.Meanwhile, the pest also attacks Mac computers.
The main goal was to be the first staff of US armaments companies like Lockheed Martin or Boeing, who were on the fake websiteFree courses and programs were lured into the trap. Later, the malware, according to security researchers, had also targeted human rights activists. For
security and stability reasons, these would increasingly rely on Apple
products, especially in Iran, and may therefore be better protected
against malware.
