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Attack Any IP address, with DDoS Botnet Simulator

2020-02-18
On: February 18, 2020
In: Tutorials

Attacking on any IP address involves many things. There are many automated or manual tools which are available online which are used in attacking. Attacking involves many methods like DDOSRead More →

Internet of Things Is Innovating the Way We Can Do Business

2020-02-18
On: February 18, 2020
In: Technology Talk

As networks continue to grow and develop, broadening the opportunity for new Internet-based solutions, we begin to see more and more devices that find themselves connected to the internet. EveryRead More →

Hacked: Twitter accounts of FC Barcelona & Olympics with 38 million followers were attacked

2020-02-17
On: February 17, 2020
In: Incidents

From the first weekend of February, a hacker group self-appointed as OurMine began compromising some relevant Twitter accounts in the sports world, such as those of some National Football LeagueRead More →

Israeli soldiers’ smartphones were hacked with fake women social media profiles

2020-02-17
On: February 17, 2020
In: Incidents

Any technology user can fall victim to catfishing, even elite corps members. Multiple Israeli army troops suffered the hacking of their smartphones due to the installation of a malicious app.Read More →

LTE network critical vulnerability: An attacker can impersonate any cell phone using another device

2020-02-17
On: February 17, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities

One of the most well-known security standards in telecommunications and mobile networks is mutual authentication, which allows a smartphone and mobile network to verify their identities. In the Long TermRead More →

VALENTINES DAY GIFT BY SODINOKIBI RANSOMWARE HACKERS

2020-02-15
On: February 15, 2020
In: Data Security, Incidents

Well known extortionist group Sodinokibi on 2020 Valentine, released data of the GEDIA automobile company in a well known forum. Since their last release of the data for the sameRead More →

Samsung modifies Android kernel and makes it even more unsecure

2020-02-14
On: February 14, 2020
In: Mobile Security

Recently, Samsung vulnerability testing specialists announced that they would implement a number of modifications to Android kernel code, in an attempt to prevent some common attack variants against users ofRead More →

Telegram launches dating feature that helps find nearby public profiles

2020-02-14
On: February 14, 2020
In: Mobile Security

Although WhatsApp is the most widely used messaging application in the world, there are also millions of users of other services, mainly Telegram, considered a much more user-friendly option withRead More →

33 types of Canon cameras can easily be infected with ransomware

2020-02-14
On: February 14, 2020
In: Technology

A few months ago a cybersecurity report revealed that at least 33 Canon cameras were exposed to the exploitation of some critical security vulnerabilities via WiFi or USB, which couldRead More →

Create Malicious QRL Code to hack mobile phones

2020-02-14
On: February 14, 2020
In: Tutorials

Technology upgrade is most common factor to complete daily tasks in minimal time. Most up gradation is done to secure internal/ external networks. We usually find QR codes everywhere. FromRead More →

Millions of IoT devices are hackeables due to weaknesses in RSA encryption

2020-02-13
On: February 13, 2020
In: Incidents

A couple of months ago, the EUtoday website published an ethical hacking report on the security of RSA certificates, mentioning that, while this is a secure algorithm (based on calculationRead More →

How hackers stole $2.5M USD from Puerto Rico government via a simple phishing email

2020-02-13
On: February 13, 2020
In: Incidents

Cybercriminals not always have to use complex software tools or sophisticated fraud campaigns to trick victims, sometimes just a few data and sending some emails is enough. According to networkRead More →

New ransomware demands photos of tits & private parts to unlock your data

2020-02-13
On: February 13, 2020
In: Malware

Ransomware remains one of the most used attack variants by cybercriminals, and new ways of using encryption against victims are detected at every moment. Cybersecurity firm Emsisoft has reported theRead More →

Safari RCE Vulnerability; hackers can remotely execute code in your Apple devices

2020-02-13
On: February 13, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities

Cases of vulnerability exploitation in Apple developments are really scarce, although reports on the finding of these flaws have become very common. One of the most recent reports was submittedRead More →

FBI’s website is the easiest to hack says hacker who hacked FBI and Home Office from his bedroom

The FBI now receives 1300 cyber crimes complaints daily

2020-02-12
On: February 12, 2020
In: Data Security

Cybersecurity professionals and firms agree when talking about the marked increase in cybercriminal activity over the last few years. Although metrics vary regarding this activity, one of the main indicatorsRead More →

Data breach at cosmetics firm Estée Lauder exposes record of 440 million people

2020-02-12
On: February 12, 2020
In: Incidents

As users, it is common to think that information security incidents only affect technology companies. This is a wrong concept, as data security incidents are constantly reported across all kindsRead More →

Siemens PLC SCALANCE, SIMANTIC, SIPLUS affected by exploitable vulnerabilities

2020-02-12
On: February 12, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities

The US Computer Emergency Readiness Team (US-CERT) has just released a security alert related to the presence of at least two critical vulnerabilities in the programmable logic controllers (PLC) ofRead More →

Cyber Risk Assessment: A Guide with the Complete Checklist

2020-02-12
On: February 12, 2020
In: Technology Talk

“Cybercriminals will steal an estimated 33 billion records in 2023. That’s according to a 2018 study from Juniper Research. The compares with 12 billion records Juniper expects to be swipedRead More →

Have Financial Companies You Use Been Tested for Security Recently?

2020-02-12
On: February 12, 2020
In: Technology Talk

In today’s modern economy, a smaller, more nimble company can compete with larger businesses. They can not only compete, but sometimes overtake those bigger, slower, less advanced companies. The reasonRead More →

Creators of the Benevolent Linux.Wifatch Malware Reveal Themselves

Critical vulnerabilities in Ruckus IoT affect millions of devices

2020-02-11
On: February 11, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities

Reporting vulnerabilities on Internet of Things (IoT) devices has become very common among ethical hacking experts. One of the latest reports has to do with Ruckus IoT Software Suite, aRead More →

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