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Cisco IP phones, cameras, switches, and firewalls are easily hackeables due to critical vulnerabilities

2020-02-06
On: February 6, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities

A serious discovery threatens the network security environment of thousands of organizations around the world. A series of vulnerabilities were recently found in various Cisco enterprise products (IP phones, switches,Read More →

Node.js: Two critical HTTP security vulnerabilities found

2020-02-06
On: February 6, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities

Vulnerability testing and research are vital tasks in the cybersecurity community to keep software developments protected against the latest security threats. Recently, some updates were released for Node.js, which focusRead More →

Taking control of a network by hacking a Philips Hue bulb

2020-02-05
On: February 5, 2020
In: Technology

An information security firm reported the finding of a new vulnerability in Philips Hue devices that, if exploited, would allow a hacker to take control of a light bulb toRead More →

WhatsApp Web flaw allows hackers to take control of your desktop

2020-02-05
On: February 5, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities

Although rarely exploited, vulnerability testing reports on WhatsApp have become prevalent in the cybersecurity community. The most recent of these reports refers to multiple failures that could alter some aspectsRead More →

Backdoor found on millions of DVRs, NVRs and IP cameras that use HiSilicon chips

2020-02-05
On: February 5, 2020
In: Data Security

Technological devices developed and manufactured in China remain a threat to the privacy and data protection of users around the world. Recent reports state that Huawei installed a rudimentary andRead More →

How to hack a Tesla Model X with a mini projector and drone

2020-02-05
On: February 5, 2020
In: Technology

Sometimes researchers and cybersecurity specialists don’t detect security flaws in some technological developments until they hit the market. In the worst cases, the first to detect these flaws or securityRead More →

The Importance of Implementing SSL Certificate In eCommerce Website

2020-02-05
On: February 5, 2020
In: Technology Talk

What Is an SSL Certificate? SSL is Secure Sockets Layer but what does this actually mean? In its simplest terms it is the method by which information is protected whenRead More →

Critical vulnerability found in HP & Dell laptops affects millions of enterprises

2020-02-04
On: February 4, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities

Reports on the detection of new vulnerabilities are constantly appearing, affecting multiple commonly used and specialized technology developments and products. One of the most recent vulnerability testing reports refers toRead More →

Are Hackers Keeping a Hidden Stash on Your HP Printer's Hard Drive?

How to exploit a printer’s vulnerabilities to use it as an anonymous FTP server

2020-02-04
On: February 4, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities

Most people still ignore it, but information from peripheral devices (mainly scanners and printers) can be accessed over the Internet. It sounds very bad, and can get even worse, asRead More →

Trezor crypto wallets can be easily hacked in less than 15 minutes

2020-02-04
On: February 4, 2020
In: Technology

For most cryptocurrency enthusiasts and digital forensics specialists, storing virtual assets without an Internet connection (a practice usually known as cold storage) is the most secure way to hold theseRead More →

The most dangerous & spying television award goes to TCL

2020-02-04
On: February 4, 2020
In: News Videos

Official app stores (Play Store and AppStore) sometimes fail to detect potentially malicious developments available on their platforms. One case that has caught the attention of researchers and experts inRead More →

More than 1,000 servers and 5,000 computers of major transport company infected with ransomware

2020-02-04
On: February 4, 2020
In: Incidents

The last six months have been of intense activity related to ransomware and cybercriminal groups that use this variant of malware to attack their victims. The Toll Group cybersecurity areaRead More →

Hacker scams a company to buy more than £400k in luxury cars from attacked account

2020-02-04
On: February 4, 2020
In: Incidents

Information security incidents can occur in multiple different ways. A few days ago, a hacker managed to access the systems of a British company to order cars worth more thanRead More →

Hackers Finally Published Data Of Automotive Group, GEDIA (100 year old company)

2020-02-01
On: February 1, 2020
In: Data Security

The attackers behind the Sodinokibi Ransomware finally published data stolen from another victim as they failed to pay ransom. Sodinokibi claims that this data was stolen from GEDIA car partRead More →

Insurance company which provided ransomware protection got infected with it; $1M USD paid to hackers

2020-01-31
On: January 31, 2020
In: Incidents

Ransomware incidents keep attracting the attention of the cybersecurity community. A few days ago, a Canadian insurance firm revealed that, last October, it resorted to temporary disabling of all itsRead More →

Cisco switch vulnerabilities allow DOS attacks via the device itself; millions of small businesses affected

2020-01-31
On: January 31, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities

This has been a busy week for Cisco’s vulnerability testing team. A few hours ago, the company announced to its users that some of its Small Business Switch devices, widelyRead More →

Are you getting spams? fast check for email address on online platforms

2020-01-31
On: January 31, 2020
In: Social Engineering Tools, Tutorials

Email addresses, spammer loves these. Emails is the main source of authentication for most social media platforms. On daily basis, fake social media accounts are used by various cyber criminal.Read More →

Critical vulnerability affecting Apache Solr is found

2020-01-30
On: January 30, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities

A firm of network security specialists has reported the emergence of a security vulnerability in the Apache Solr platform, whose developers have been placed under continuous review due to theRead More →

SharePoint vulnerability led to the hacking of 42 servers with 400 GB of United Nations data

2020-01-30
On: January 30, 2020
In: Incidents

A few months ago, an information security firm reported the hacking of the United Nations (UN) headquarters, an incident that jeopardized the integrity of thousands of personal records of itsRead More →

Big marketing company is hacked; criminals spend thousands of dollars on fake Facebook ads about penis enlargement pills

2020-01-30
On: January 30, 2020
In: Incidents

Many times hackers target individual social media users, mainly Facebook, to show them ads that might interest them, such as unusual discounts on various products. However, data protection experts mentionRead More →

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