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Travelex money exchange suffers ransomware infection & shuts down its operations

2020-01-03
On: January 3, 2020
In: Incidents

During the holiday season there is usually an increase in the number of cybersecurity incidents, affecting millions of consumers of products and services, as well as hundreds of widely requestedRead More →

Your smart TV is monitoring everything you watch and what happens in your bedroom

2020-01-02
On: January 2, 2020
In: Technology

The price of smart TVs has been significantly reduced in the most recent months, although this has little to do with offers or large quantities in stock of these devices.Read More →

HSBC Mexico customers report unauthorized transactions. Data breach at HSBC Latin America?

2020-01-02
On: January 2, 2020
In: Data Security

Thousands of HSBC bank users in Mexico and Latin America report receiving charges of between $2 and $10 on their accounts, a situation that has been repeated on some recentlyRead More →

Mariah Carey Twitter profile was hacked; attackers make fun of Eminem’s penis

2020-01-02
On: January 2, 2020
In: Incidents

Multiple celebrities and public figures have been victims of hacking against their social media profiles in recent years. Before finishing 2019, it was the turn of American singer/actress/producer Mariah Carey,Read More →

Ex IT admin implanted keylogger in the computers before leaving company & monitored 70 employees for 5 years

2020-01-02
On: January 2, 2020
In: Incidents

Cybersecurity threats don’t always come from outside, as they are often caused by employees or people with some access to a company’s networks. This is the case of Richard Liriano,Read More →

Find Hidden Admin Page Of Any Website

2020-01-02
On: January 2, 2020
In: Tutorials, Web Scanners

Many times when running a scan of any URL to find its vulnerabilities. Pentesters or security researchers tries to find admin page. Landing on any admin page of any websiteRead More →

2019 Top Programming Languages Used In Hacking

2019-12-31
On: December 31, 2019
In: Important, Tutorials

There are many hackers who uses programming languages for creating malware, ransomware, phishing attacks & many other viruses, which can affect networks or computers. We will tell you top 2019Read More →

US Coast Guard suffers Ryuk ransomware infection

2019-12-30
On: December 30, 2019
In: Incidents, Malware

In early December, the US Coast Guard issued an information security alert apparently related to a ransomware attack that compromised some major computer systems at several federal maritime facilities. TheRead More →

BlackArch operating system for ethical hacking. Which is better Kali or BlackArch?

2019-12-30
On: December 30, 2019
In: Technology

Good news for the ethical hacking community. The developers of BlackArch Linux have just announced the release of new ISO and OVA images for the specialized operating system for pentestingRead More →

In Las Vegas chances of getting hacked are highest as compared to other cities in the world

2019-12-30
On: December 30, 2019
In: Data Security

Information security experts at security services firm Coronet have released their annual report on cities with businesses most exposed to hackers; for the second year in a row, Las VegasRead More →

Wyze smart home cameras easily hackable; data of 2.4 million customers leaked

2019-12-30
On: December 30, 2019
In: Incidents

The use of Internet of Things (IoT) devices not only poses a cybersecurity risk that could compromise networks and other Internet-connected devices, as sometimes information collected by developer companies isRead More →

Nintendo Switch Lite Console hacked and cracked

2019-12-30
On: December 30, 2019
In: Technology

Piracy is the main problem the videogame industry has faced since its beginning. Currently, video game hacker groups take on average a month to release cracked versions of the latestRead More →

iPhone – the leader in terms of the number of search queries “how to hack?”

2019-12-27
On: December 27, 2019
In: Mobile Security

Sometimes we think that a high-end smartphone offers better security than its cheaper counterparts, although this is not completely necessary. According to web application security specialists, in collaboration with theRead More →

Need for speed NFS HEAT cracked and hacked in less than 50 days after launch

2019-12-27
On: December 27, 2019
In: Technology

Video game developers are increasingly investing time and resources in protecting these products, nevertheless, hacker groups always find a way to remove pre-installed security restrictions to release pirate versions afterRead More →

New WhatsApp scam to steal your money from mobile banking apps

2019-12-27
On: December 27, 2019
In: Mobile Security

Threat actors show a frightening evolution in their attack methods, which poses greater risks to potential victims of cybercrime. This time, ethical hacking specialists report that a hacker group isRead More →

Someone hacked your Ring camera? You can sue Amazon to earn some cash and teach them a lesson

2019-12-27
On: December 27, 2019
In: Technology

Multiple Internet of Things (IoT) devices have been embroiled in privacy and information security scandals recently, although a frequent guest at this party, without a doubt, is the Ring smartRead More →

Company with 235 radio stations infected with ransomware again. Why companies let this happen?

2019-12-27
On: December 27, 2019
In: Incidents

Over the last few hours a series of reports about a company that has become victim of a cyberattack have seized the attention of the cybersecurity community. Apparently the companyRead More →

Company fires more than 300 employees due to massive ransomware infection

2019-12-26
On: December 26, 2019
In: Incidents

A cyberattack can generate disastrous consequences for affected companies. Massive data loss, layoffs, fines for information security breaches and high recovery costs are catastrophic scenarios, although things can get evenRead More →

Prison security cameras were hacked; footage posted on YouTube

2019-12-26
On: December 26, 2019
In: Incidents

Prison life is often difficult, especially when resources available for penitentiary systems are scarce. Just a few days ago, after the alleged hack into the surveillance camera system at LangRead More →

The FBI is set to launch Illicit Data Loss Exploitation (IDLE); new anti-hacking solution for companies

2019-12-23
On: December 23, 2019
In: Technology

Data protection is a fundamental issue in the technological world in which we live nowadays, as it is sufficient that a small portion of our personal information is exposed onlineRead More →

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