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In Just 15 Minutes, Turn Your Android Mobile into Hacking Console

2020-08-03
On: August 3, 2020
In: Tutorials

Introduction All hacker’s always want to get a handy device, to get power in their own hand. It is always good to have everything handy for all the pentesters outRead More →

Create Backdoor on Android Using ADB (Android Debug Bridge)

2020-07-31
On: July 31, 2020
In: Tutorials

Introduction Can you imagine creating a backdoor on Android using ADB (Android Debug Bridge). Suppose you want to spy on our friend’s mobile connected on any network, this tool willRead More →

Philips’ DreamMapper vulnerability allow to hack the way you sleep

2020-07-31
On: July 31, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities

Information security awareness specialists reported the finding of a critical vulnerability in DreamMapper, a monitoring system developed by Philips that serves as an assistant in the treatment of sleep apnea.Read More →

2 zero-day vulnerabilities of TOR published. No patch available; 3 more reports to come

2020-07-31
On: July 31, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities

A new security risk has been detected. Security testing course experts have reported finding two vulnerabilities in the Tor browser and network. Dr. Neal Krawetz is in charge of findingRead More →

Brushing Amazon scam: Don’t plant unsolicited seeds from China

2020-07-30
On: July 30, 2020
In: Data Security

Recently a new variant of scam was detected that has alerted authorities from multiple countries, as information security awareness specialists mentioned. This time, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) hasRead More →

Critical vulnerabilities in Cisco SD-WAN allow ransomware attack on the network. Patch them now

2020-07-30
On: July 30, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities

A team of penetration testing services specialists has revealed the finding of two vulnerabilities in Cisco products. According to the report, the successful exploitation of these vulnerabilities would allow threatRead More →

Passwords for accessing private meetings in Zoom can be easily decrypted: New vulnerability found

2020-07-30
On: July 30, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities

Zoom is arguably the most popular video conferencing platform today, although the increase in its popularity has also generated security issues, security testing course experts mentioned. The developers of theRead More →

Easy Utility to Crack Linux Password in a Minute

2020-07-29
On: July 29, 2020
In: Tutorials

Introduction Using this tool we can crack/extract the login credentials of Linux users. Minipenguin was developed by a person named Hunter Gregal, the main aim to develop this tool isRead More →

Denial of services (DoS) flaw affecting all Huawei products. Patch now

2020-07-29
On: July 29, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities

A team of pentest training specialists has reported the finding of a serious vulnerability in multiple products from the Chinese technology company Huawei. According to the report, the successful exploitationRead More →

A free tool to detect F5’s Big-IP vulnerabilities in your network

2020-07-29
On: July 29, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities

Combating information technology threats depends on the collaboration of all members of the cybersecurity community, information security organization experts mentioned. The tech firm Corelight has decided to open source aRead More →

Why China is trying to hack the Pope and Vatican?

2020-07-29
On: July 29, 2020
In: Incidents

Information security awareness specialists claim that a group of Chinese hackers recently tried to compromise the computer networks at the Vatican, operations allegedly sponsored by the Asian giant’s government. TheseRead More →

Remove these 29 photo editing apps; they could steal your banking data

2020-07-29
On: July 29, 2020
In: Mobile Security

Despite its security measures, Play Store remains a great support for threat actors, as mentioned by web application penetration testing experts. The latest malicious campaign deployed through this platform hasRead More →

SQL injection flaws in rConfig. Secure your networks before hackers take control over them

2020-07-28
On: July 28, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities

A team of information security awareness specialists has released a report on the detection of 4 vulnerabilities in rConfig, the popular open source network device configuration management utility. According toRead More →

13 vulnerabilities in Pulse Connect Secure and Pulse Policy Secure SSL VPN

2020-07-28
On: July 28, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities

Specialists in a pentest training course have revealed the finding of 13 vulnerabilities in Pulse Connect Secure and Pulse Policy Secure, the virtual private network (VPN) and remote access solutionsRead More →

Qualcomm, Motorola, Mediatek, GE, Nintendo, Disney, Johnson Controls & other companies’ source code leaked

2020-07-28
On: July 28, 2020
In: Incidents

A massive leak has just been confirmed. According to database security audit specialists, source code stored in multi-company repositories has been publicly exposed due to its weak security configurations. TheRead More →

Office 365 users receiving these SharePoint phishing emails

2020-07-28
On: July 28, 2020
In: Data Security

Security testing course specialists report detection of a malicious campaign in which attackers use automated SharePoint messages to send phishing emails against Office 365 users. One feature that stands outRead More →

Team Pangu shows an unpatchable SEP flaw. Apple iOS 14 security in big trouble

2020-07-27
On: July 27, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities

Xu Hao, information security awareness researcher from Team Pangu, has revealed the finding of an “uncorrectable” vulnerability on the Secure Enclave Processor (SEP) chip. The flaw, identified as “Attack SecureRead More →

Cloudflare hacked; 3 million real IP addresses database leaked in darknet

2020-07-27
On: July 27, 2020
In: Incidents

A team of penetration testing services experts from the National Cybersecurity Coordination Center, part of Ukraine’s National Security Council, confirmed that data from more than 3 million websites using CloudflareRead More →

Digital forensics tool for malware analysis REMnux 7: How to use it?

2020-07-27
On: July 27, 2020
In: Technology

Malware analysis is one of the most complex tasks in the cybersecurity community, mentioning security testing course specialists. One of the most reliable tools for malware analysts is the Linux-basedRead More →

How this mobile banking app got hacked to steal data of 7.5 million users?

2020-07-27
On: July 27, 2020
In: Incidents

Database security monitoring specialists report that financial & technology firm Dave suffered a data breach that resulted in the exposure of a database that stored more than 7 million records.Read More →

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