Hacking WPA Enterprise with Kali Linux
2016-11-25
Admittedly, that’s somewhat of a click-bait blog post title but bear with us, it’s for a good reason. Lots of work goes on behind the scenes of Kali Linux: toolsRead More →
New decryption tool for Crysis ransomware
2016-11-24
Since its first appearances until today and surely in the near future, ransomware’s profitable business continues to grow rapidly, compromising the information of companies and users in order to requestRead More →
Great. Now Even Your Headphones Can Spy on You
2016-11-24
CAUTIOUS COMPUTER USERS put a piece of tape over their webcam. Truly paranoid ones worry about their devices’ microphones—some even crack open their computers and phones to disable or removeRead More →
[ TECHNICAL TEARDOWN: EXPLOIT & MALWARE IN .HWP FILES ]
2016-11-23
This article will focus on teaching analysts on analysing malicious JavaScript code within the HWP files and a walkthrough of how we can analyse .HWP files that was used toRead More →
A look at recent Stampado ransomware variant
2016-11-23
Stampado is one of the many new ransomware strains we have seen in 2016. Stampado was first seen in the wild in July 2016, as one of the cheapest piecesRead More →
Elegant 0-day unicorn underscores “serious concerns” about Linux security
2016-11-23
Scriptless exploit bypasses state-of-the-art protections baked into the OS. Recently released exploit code makes people running fully patched versions of Fedora and other Linux distributions vulnerable to drive-by attacks thatRead More →
Security Firm Detects 57M Attempts to Exploit 2-Year-Old Router Firmware Backdoor
2016-11-22
The case of the Netis router firmware backdoor shows you that even if a company puts out a patch to resolve security issues, the problem lingers on for years, asRead More →
Human Rights Foundation Website Hacked, Thousands of Accounts Exposed
2016-11-21
SQL injection exposes nearly 20,000 usernames and passwords. The Hungarian Human Rights Foundation website was hacked a few minutes ago by Kapustkiy and CyberZeist, who managed to get access toRead More →
Watch out, Locky ransomware spread via SVG images on Facebook Messenger
2016-11-21
Researchers have discovered a new hacking campaign leveraging on Facebook Messenger to spread the Locky ransomware via SVG images. The Locky Ransomware is spread via a downloader, experts noticed that it isRead More →
Malware attack starts with a fake ccall
2016-11-19
The hackers call hotels, then send email attachments that look like customer information Hotel and restaurant chains, beware. A notorious cybercriminal gang is tricking businesses into installing malware by callingRead More →
