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Vulnerability in 60 Mitsubishi Electric SCADA products enables TCP session hijacking and remote command execution

2020-09-02
On: September 2, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities

Logical security specialists reported the finding of a critical vulnerability of exact predictable values from previous values present in multiple Mitsubishi Electric products. According to the report, successful exploitation ofRead More →

Big travel company CWT pays $4.5 million USD ransom to remove encryption malware from 30k computers

2020-09-02
On: September 2, 2020
In: Incidents

Successful ransomware attacks continue to create serious drawbacks for affected companies. CWT, a US travel management firm, had to pay more than $4 million USD to a hacker group toRead More →

Five Eyes security alliance releases a series of recommendations for detecting & stopping malware in corporate networks

2020-09-02
On: September 2, 2020
In: Data Security

A team of Five Eyes representatives has embarked on a collaborative campaign to develop plans to help improve the response to cybersecurity incidents that pose threats against group members; theRead More →

OSINT/OSINV WEBSITES FOR SHIPS AND BOATS IN THE SEA

2020-09-02
On: September 2, 2020
In: Tutorials

INTRODUCTION We are always curious to see boats and ship in the sea. Today we will show the websites that are used for OSINT (Open Source Intelligence) or OSINV (Open Source Investigation) ofRead More →

“IRS robocall” scams dropped 89% but scammers have found a new way to attack

2020-09-01
On: September 1, 2020
In: Data Security

Government institutions around the world see phone fraud as a serious threat that could affect millions of people. In the United States, for example, the Federal Trade Commission (FCT) mentionsRead More →

NCR, manufacturer of ATMs and points of sale, suffers an advanced malware infection

2020-09-01
On: September 1, 2020
In: Incidents

Through a report from its security team, NCR Corporation, manufacturer of ATMs, points of sale and other payment processing solutions, revealed that some computer equipments on their network were infectedRead More →

Data from 7.6 million US voters for sale on Russian hacking forums

2020-09-01
On: September 1, 2020
In: Incidents

Information security risks can transcend borders. An unidentified user has posted on a Russian hacking forum a database with records of at least 7.5 registered voters from Michigan, USA. TheRead More →

OSINT/OSINV websites for Open Live Webcams Across The World

2020-09-01
On: September 1, 2020
In: Tutorials

Introduction People love open open webcams. Any incident reported in some place in world can be authenticated by the live streams of that particular area, as suggested by researcher ofRead More →

3 critical vulnerabilities in Trend Micro Vulnerability Protection

2020-08-31
On: August 31, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities

Cybersecurity specialists reported the finding of at least three security flaws in Vulnerability Protection, a solution developed by Trend Micro for faster and more robust endpoint protection as a complementRead More →

Hacker steals $16 million USD via Bitcoin wallet exploit

2020-08-31
On: August 31, 2020
In: Incidents

Attacks on holders of large amounts of cryptocurrency money have become a trend of recent growth, cybersecurity specialists claimed. One of the most recent incidents affected the owner of 1,400Read More →

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