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Mining Malware attacks Amazon’s FireTV

2018-06-14
On: June 14, 2018
In: Malware

A new strain of mining malware reaches the Android based TV systems, in specially Fire TV series, by Amazon. If you have an Amazon FireTV and it stops playing videosRead More →

Hackers can use Cortana to break into computers with Windows 10

2018-06-14
On: June 14, 2018
In: Vulnerabilities

Cortana has security vulnerabilities when it operates on the lock screen Microsoft has launched a security update to prevent hackers from entering PC via Cortana, the digital assistant integrated intoRead More →

How to benefit your organization from white hat hackers

2018-06-13
On: June 13, 2018
In: Important, Technology

  Hackers are a huge threat to organizations, so ethically practiced hacking is often the best way to protect them from these attacks. The nature of the attacks on computerRead More →

Bitcoin falls after Korean exchange hack attack

2018-06-13
On: June 13, 2018
In: Incidents, Technology

Coinrail, cryptocurrency exchange established in Korea, suffered a massive hack attack in which the responsible hackers stole more than 40 million dollars in tokens and Altcoins last Sunday. International InstituteRead More →

Adobe to patch Flash Player zero-day vulnerability actively exploited in the wild

Emergency update: Zero-day attack takes over Adobe Flash

2018-06-13
On: June 13, 2018
In: Data Security, Vulnerabilities

Another patch has been released with security updates for Adobe Flash Player for Windows, MacOS, Linux and Chrome OS that works on multiple critical vulnerabilities. On June 7, Adobe SecurityRead More →

Federal Trade Commission (FTC)

How to file a Cryptojacking complaint against a company before the Federal Trade Commission

2018-06-12
On: June 12, 2018
In: Data Security, Important

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) wants to know if you have been a victim of a malicious websites using your computer to mine cryptocurrency. You’ll find a way toRead More →

Ship Hacking puts operations in English Channel at risk

2018-06-09
On: June 9, 2018
In: Data Security, Important

Commonlly used technology for ship monitoring can be hacked to falsify the location and size of boats for the purpose of firing collision alerts from other boats, point out recentRead More →

14 million user’s private publications are already public by Facebook’s mistake

2018-06-09
On: June 9, 2018
In: Data Security, Incidents

Facebook has to stifle another attack on its information security, as the social network admitted to have inadvertently publicized some of the private messages of its users, which means thatRead More →

Marcus Hutchins, engineer who stopped WannaCry virus, imputed in new accusations

2018-06-09
On: June 9, 2018
In: Data Security, Incidents, Malware

Marcus Hutchins, the hero behind the switch of the WannaCry virus, faces new accusations regarding the separate malware that the security investigator allegedly created. Hutchins, a British citizen, was detainedRead More →

$10 million dollars stolen from Syndicate Wallet accounts

2018-06-07
On: June 7, 2018
In: Data Security, Incidents

Shopin, the first universal shopper profile offering the most personal shopping experience on reseller, app and store websites via blockchain and Artificial Intelligence, today released an official statement that a significantRead More →

92 million user accounts DNA records hacked from website MyHeritage

2018-06-07
On: June 7, 2018
In: Data Security, Incidents

MyHeritage, an Israeli DNA, and genealogy website has suffered a massive data breach in which email accounts and hashed passwords of 92 million users (92,283,889) who signed up to the service upRead More →

RedisWannaMine Unveiled: New Cryptojacking Attack Powered by Redis and NSA Exploits

2018-06-05
On: June 5, 2018
In: Important, Incidents, Vulnerabilities

Recently cryptojacking attacks have been spreading like wildfire. At Imperva we have witnessed it firsthand and even concluded that these attacks hold roughly 90% of all remote code execution attacks inRead More →

FBI Admits It Inflated the Number of iPhones It Can’t Hack

2018-06-05
On: June 5, 2018
In: Mobile Security

The Bureau says there are fewer protected iPhones. The FBI has long been one of the main parties asking for backdoors in smartphones, explaining on several occasions through the voice ofRead More →

SS7 routing-protocol breach of US cellular carrier exposed customer data

2018-06-04
On: June 4, 2018
In: Vulnerabilities

40-year-old SS7 is being actively used to track user locations and communications. The US Department of Homeland Security recently warned that malicious hackers may have targeted US phone users byRead More →

Side-channel attacking browsers through CSS3 features

2018-06-04
On: June 4, 2018
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

With the staggering amount of features that were introduced through HTML5 and CSS3 the attack surface of browsers grew accordingly. Consequently, it is no surprise that interactions between such featuresRead More →

HONDA, UNIVERSAL MUSIC GROUP EXPOSE SENSITIVE DATA IN MISCONFIG BLUNDERS

2018-06-04
On: June 4, 2018
In: Incidents

Server and cloud misconfigs continue to plague companies and their customers: This week it came to light that a Universal Music Group contractor neglected to protect an Apache Airflow server,Read More →

GyoiThon: tool to make penetration testing with Machine Learning

2018-06-02
On: June 2, 2018
In: Important

According to information security experts, GyoiThon identifies the software installed on the web server as OS, Middleware, Framework, CMS, etc. Then, run valid exploits for the software identified using Metasploit. Finally, itRead More →

How to damage hard drives with ultrasonic attack

2018-06-02
On: June 2, 2018
In: Incidents

A research conducted by information security experts showed that using sonic and ultrasonic waves as a weapon, malicious actors could interrupt read, write and store functions of a hard diskRead More →

Hackers are using skimmers to steal credit card information at service stations

2018-06-02
On: June 2, 2018
In: Incidents

Professionals explain that automatic tank gauges (ATG) give information about gasoline inventory and protect groundwater from gasoline leaks. A while ago, it revealed that ATGs in approximately 5,000 service stationsRead More →

Archery, perform scans and manage vulnerabilities with this tool

2018-06-01
On: June 1, 2018
In: Vulnerabilities

An information security expert explains that, Archery is an open source vulnerability management and evaluation tool that helps developers and evaluators perform scans and manage vulnerabilities. Archery uses open source tools toRead More →

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