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FBI warning: These Samba flaws can be exploited to take control of a network

2020-07-06
On: July 6, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities

Network security course specialists reported the finding of multiple vulnerabilities in Samba, the free implementation of Microsoft Windows Shared File Protocol for UNIX-like systems. Successful exploitation of these flaws couldRead More →

Zero-day flaw in .NET Core lets hackers break any antivirus & evade detection

2020-07-06
On: July 6, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities

Specialists from a cyber security consulting company reported the finding of a vulnerability in the .NET Core library that would allow threat actors to initiate malware while evading security toolsRead More →

Download Whatsapp GB 2020, Be Very Cautious While Using it.

2020-07-05
On: July 5, 2020
In: Tutorials

What is GB Whatsapp WhatsApp, it’s one among popular application among one billion people, on a daily bases. Whatsapp is a social media application, using this we can chat, shareRead More →

Wireshark flaw causes CPU slowdown (DOS attack) by injecting a malicious packet onto the network

2020-07-03
On: July 3, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities

A report of penetration testing services experts has revealed a vulnerability in Wireshark, the protocol analyzer used for the inspection and resolution of multiple problems in communications networks. Successful exploitationRead More →

Critical flaw in PuTTy allows a remote Man-in-the-Middle (MiTM) attack

2020-07-03
On: July 3, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities

Security testing course specialists reported the finding of a vulnerability in PuTTy, an SSH client, Telnet, rlogin, and freely licensed raw TCP. Originally available only for Windows, it is nowRead More →

Students launch DDoS attacks on schools websites to stop online classes during Covid-19

2020-07-03
On: July 3, 2020
In: Incidents

The old excuse of “the dog ate my homework” has evolved as much as the familiarization of students with technology and its thousands of applications. According to information security awarenessRead More →

Now Generate Android, Windows, Linux Payload in a Minute

2020-07-02
On: July 2, 2020
In: Tutorials

Introduction MSFvenom Payload Creator (MSFPC) payload creator. MSFPC can generate different payloads of Windows, Android, Linux in a minute. It is easy way to generate Meterpreter payloads using MSFvenom (partRead More →

Russia online voting system vulnerabilities allow seeing who voted for whom

2020-07-02
On: July 2, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities

Russia is in the midst of a national voting process about important constitutional amendments, and this time the authorities have decided to probe with an electronic voting system (e-voting) inRead More →

Cyberwarfare: Did hackers from US & Israel blow up Iran’s missile factory?

2020-07-02
On: July 2, 2020
In: Technology

A few days ago a massive explosion in eastern Iran created chaos and speculation among national security officials. Now, pentest training experts mention that the Iranian authorities believe this explosionRead More →

Flaw in Cisco switches allows network wide ransomware & hacking attack in small business. Patch available

2020-07-02
On: July 2, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities

A web application penetration testing team from tech form Cisco reported a severe vulnerability that could affect at least six of its small business-designed switches. Successful exploiting of the vulnerabilityRead More →

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