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Over 100 zero-day vulnerabilities discovered in ICS components from Bosch, Siemens, Schneider, BACnet, Nortek and more

2019-11-19
On: November 19, 2019
In: Vulnerabilities

According to digital forensics specialists at security firm Applied Risk there are more than 100 vulnerabilities in multiple building management systems (BMS) of various manufacturers. If exploited, these flaws wouldRead More →

Geneva artificial intelligence tool allows you to access websites blocked by countries or companies

2019-11-19
On: November 19, 2019
In: News Videos, Technology

Internet censorship has become a dishonorable trademark for authoritarian governments around the world, although efforts exist to combat this practice and strengthen fundamental rights such as access to information andRead More →

Downloading a video file though WhatsApp could allow your smartphone to be hacked

2019-11-19
On: November 19, 2019
In: News Videos, Vulnerabilities

Again, WhatsApp has become the target of malicious hacker attacks. According to web application security specialists, a critical vulnerability has been revealed in the instant messaging service that, if exploited,Read More →

Data breaches affect more than 28 million Canadian citizens

2019-11-15
On: November 15, 2019
In: Data Security

According to data protection specialists, for one year now all Canadian companies have been subject to the Personal Information and Electronic Documents Protection Act, which requires them to report onRead More →

Over 60,000 cybercriminals and hackers arrested

2019-11-15
On: November 15, 2019
In: Incidents

According to reports from ethical hacking specialists, Chinese authorities managed to resolve more than 45,000 cybercrime cases, as well as arresting more than 60,000 suspects related to these crimes duringRead More →

Never charge your Android or iOS smartphone in public places; new malware “juice-jacking”

2019-11-15
On: November 15, 2019
In: Malware

A new threat has caught the attention of the cybersecurity community in Los Angeles, California. According to the district attorney office, some public USB charging points contain dangerous malware thatRead More →

Check Point firewall ZoneAlarm suffers data breach incident

2019-11-15
On: November 15, 2019
In: Incidents

According to information security specialists, ZoneAlarm, the firewall software produced by security firm Check Point, was the victim of a data breach that compromised the information stored in one ofRead More →

Software must for bug bounty and penetration testing

2019-11-15
On: November 15, 2019
In: Linux Utilities, Tutorials

While doing pentesting, pentesters needs to submit their bugs to website owner. While submitting bugs, collecting evidence of the website before penetration testing and after bug fixing is must thatRead More →

How to use headphones or Bluetooth to hack and take control of any Android device

2019-11-14
On: November 14, 2019
In: Vulnerabilities

A recent research published by vulnerability testing specialists from Purdue University details a new exploit that abuses some Android operating system smartphones through the use of malicious peripheral devices (specificallyRead More →

DOS Prevention – Step by step guide

2019-11-13
On: November 13, 2019
In: DDoS Tools, Tutorials

DOS is the most common attacks which is used by many attackers. DOS (Denial of Service) attacks which flows the bandwidth (data packets), to interrupt the services of victim IPRead More →

ISO 27701, the new cybersecurity and data privacy standard

2019-11-13
On: November 13, 2019
In: Data Security

According to data protection specialists, the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) launched a new set of recommendations related to user privacy to help organizationsRead More →

2019 will be known as the year with the most cyberattacks in history

2019-11-13
On: November 13, 2019
In: Data Security

Information security experts anticipate that the balance in cybersecurity by the end of 2019 will be disastrous. According to figures collected up to this time of year, incidents of reportedRead More →

Will PEMEX pay the $5M USD to hackers for the ransomware attack?

2019-11-13
On: November 13, 2019
In: Incidents

A couple of days ago web application security specialists reported a ransomware attack on Petroleos Mexicanos (PEMEX), a state-controlled Mexican oil company. Although the company did not explicitly recognize theRead More →

Ransomware as-a-service available 24X7; new Black Friday deal

2019-11-13
On: November 13, 2019
In: Malware

Digital forensics specialists report the emergence of Buran, a new scheme for any user to acquire everything necessary to deploy a ransomware attack (a practice known as ransomware-as-a-service). According toRead More →

Facebook app is spying on you through your camera without permission

2019-11-12
On: November 12, 2019
In: Mobile Security

A report recently published by a web application security specialist mentions that Facebook may be enabling the front camera on some smartphone models (specifically iPhone) without consent while users scrollRead More →

Cyber insurance shopper checklist: Things to consider before hiring these services

2019-11-12
On: November 12, 2019
In: Data Security

Information security related incidents have become so common that any organization, whether it is a major multinational company or a small business, must consider any possible protective measures against disastrousRead More →

Two critical zero-day vulnerabilities found at thousands of ATMs

2019-11-12
On: November 12, 2019
In: Vulnerabilities

A team of digital forensics specialists has reported the finding of two major zero-day vulnerabilities in some ATM machines widely used in the US, among other territories. If exploited, theseRead More →

A new and dangerous backdoor available on deep web

2019-11-11
On: November 11, 2019
In: Malware

According to reports from digital forensics experts, the dangerous hacker group known as Platinum has announced the release of Titanium, a new backdoor Trojan that includes advanced features to controlRead More →

Critical vulnerability affects Linux Ubuntu and FreeBSD systems

2019-11-11
On: November 11, 2019
In: Vulnerabilities

According to vulnerability testing specialists, a compression library included by default in multiple Linux distributions (Ubuntu, Debian, Gentoo, Arch Linux and FreeBSD among others) is affected by a serious vulnerabilityRead More →

Fortnite online servers worldwide under DDoS attack

2019-11-11
On: November 11, 2019
In: Incidents

Increasingly, cybersecurity incidents are affecting thousands, or even millions, of members of the gamer community. According to experts in ethical hacking, this weekend many fans of the popular Epic GamesRead More →

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