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List of 8 million people, their address, and phones, who bought something from eBay or Amazon

2020-03-13
On: March 13, 2020
In: Incidents

Instructors at a cyber security course reported the finding of another massive database exposing millions of records on the public Internet. This is an Amazon Web Services (AWS) implementation thatRead More →

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New malware promises nude photos of your girlfriend or friend’s girlfriend

2020-03-13
On: March 13, 2020
In: Malware

Researchers from a cyber security course have revealed the discovery of a dangerous new hacking tool. Identified as Raccoon, this is a powerful malware specifically developed for the theft ofRead More →

RedRabbit for #RedTeam to conduct ethical hacking

2020-03-13
On: March 13, 2020
In: Tutorials

What is Windows Power Shell? Power Shell is a command-line shell and scripting language. The power shell is built in .Net framework. All system administrators use Windows power shell. WeRead More →

Critical privilege escalation vulnerability in Palo Alto Networks firewall

2020-03-12
On: March 12, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities

Here is a new example of how even the most prestigious information security companies are also exposed to exploiting security vulnerabilities. According to cyber security course specialists, California-based multinational cybersecurityRead More →

Google pays $100k USD to an infosec researcher for reporting vulnerability in GCP

2020-03-12
On: March 12, 2020
In: Data Security

This is further evidence on the importance of the work of ethical hackers and vulnerability reporting platforms. Wouter ter Maat, a specialist in cloud computing security, was rewarded by GoogleRead More →

Privilege escalation vulnerability in Avast Secure Browser allows hacking Windows systems

2020-03-12
On: March 12, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities

Even security solutions are exposed to vulnerability exploitation. Hacking course specialists from Tempest revealed the discovery of a security flaw in the Avast Secure Browser (ASB) update process that, ifRead More →

Run program without Administrator privileges in Windows

2020-03-12
On: March 12, 2020
In: Tutorials

Everyone knows in windows to access some application, we need advance privileges to access that program. We will show you, how to execute the program without Administrator privileges. RunWithRestrictedRights isRead More →

Cisco Industrial Network Director allows hackers to take control of your networks and shutdown them

2020-03-11
On: March 11, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities

Specialists in information security training have reported the discovery of a dangerous malware in Industrial Network Director (IND), a Cisco enterprise-level solution, which could be abused by remote threat actorsRead More →

Siemens SiNVR 3 video surveillance system has 10 critical vulnerabilities

2020-03-11
On: March 11, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities

No technological development is completely exempt from any security flaw. A report by participants of a hacking course mentions the finding of at least ten critical vulnerabilities in the SiemensRead More →

Here is the list of the 300 million Facebook records leaked; usernames and phone numbers exposed. New leaked database

2020-03-11
On: March 11, 2020
In: Incidents

According to a report by a cloud security course firm, two databases with more than 300 million Facebook user records were found exposed on the Internet to anyone’s reach. SecurityRead More →

Zero-day vulnerability in Microsoft SMBv3 allows remote code execution on Windows systems; no patch available

2020-03-11
On: March 11, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities

The bad news keeps coming for Microsoft. A report published by researchers of a cyber security course revealed that the tech giant accidentally revealed sensitive information about a zero-day vulnerabilityRead More →

How to use Facebook for Open Source Investigation (OSINT)

2020-03-11
On: March 11, 2020
In: Tutorials

Facebook is one of the largest social media networks. It’s a biggest source for OSINT (open source investigation). Almost 8 billion people have a Facebook account, everyday around two andRead More →

Tips on Getting into Cybersecurity Career Path

2020-03-11
On: March 11, 2020
In: Technology Talk

Cybersecurity experts have a lot of power. From being able to hack a Tesla Model X to secure a business’s network, their immense skills are in demand. Online security hasRead More →

What happens when a student sells phone recharges and free cigarettes with hacked cards?

2020-03-10
On: March 10, 2020
In: Incidents

A young college student managed to hack the card system of some restaurants in Singapore to get free food, drinks and cigarettes. According to the participants of information security training,Read More →

Your encrypted data is not secure on devices that use Intel chips

2020-03-10
On: March 10, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities

Reports of security flaws in modern processors have become very common. The instructor in a prestigious firm’s hacking course, as well as other researchers, have revealed a hardware and firmwareRead More →

Hackers demand $30 million USD after ransomware attack. Thousands of employees affected

2020-03-10
On: March 10, 2020
In: Incidents

Reports of ransomware attack incidents grew considerably as of the second half of 2019, and apparently the trend has continued. A cloud computing security firm has reported an infection withRead More →

Be careful with any email sent from a microsoft.com domain. Multiple Microsoft subdomains hijacked; 650 domains affected

2020-03-09
On: March 9, 2020
In: Data Security

Multiple information security training firms, researchers and instructors recently reported the finding of a serious vulnerability in more than 600 subdomains belonging to Microsoft; the successful exploitation of this flawRead More →

All AMD processors released during the last 10 years have a critical vulnerability

2020-03-09
On: March 9, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities

A recent report by participants of a cyber security course mentions the presence of a flaw that makes it possible to extract sensitive information from AMD processors, manipulating the L1DRead More →

Python applications and projects using Urllib3 have a vulnerability that allows DoS attacks

2020-03-09
On: March 9, 2020
In: Data Security

Members of a hacking course discovered that Urllib3, a popular Python HTTP client, could be exposed to the exploitation of a recently discovered denial of service (DoS) vulnerability. It isRead More →

Beware Of Netflix Phishing Attack

2020-03-09
On: March 9, 2020
In: Data Security

In this generation, everyone is interested in watching all types of movies sitting at one place, for this we have different providers like Amazon Prime, Netflix. Now days many peopleRead More →

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