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Red Hat Linux affected by critical vulnerability

2018-05-17
On: May 17, 2018
In: Vulnerabilities

Red Hat recently announced a severe vulnerability in its DHCP client, CVE-2018-1111 could be exploited by malicious actors to execute arbitrary commands with administrator privileges on specific systems. A memberRead More →

Indian Cricket Board Exposes Personal Data thanks to Amazon Web Service S3

2018-05-17
On: May 17, 2018
In: Incidents

Information security experts at the Kromtech Security Center found personal and confidential data belonging to between 15,000 and 20,000 Indian participants from the 2015-2018 cricket seasons. The authority that should protectRead More →

Securus, a tool that allows police officers to track the cell phone in real time

2018-05-16
On: May 16, 2018
In: Incidents, Mobile Security

Today, we are all aware of the means that governments use to spy on citizens, but this should not be so simple. To allow surveillance; by law, authorities must provideRead More →

Lenovo roll out updates to fix critical vulnerabilities

2018-05-16
On: May 16, 2018
In: Vulnerabilities

Recently, Lenovo released security patches for the CVE-2017-3775 high-severity vulnerability in the Secure Boot function on System x servers. Information security researchers commented that standard operator settings disable signature verification, asRead More →

Cryptocurrency Miner Discovered on the Ubuntu Snap Store

2018-05-15
On: May 15, 2018
In: Malware

Researchers found a hidden malware inside the software in the Ubuntu Snap store. The information security experts found that two applications, which appeared to be normal, hosted by Canonical, containedRead More →

PGP Users Warned of New Email Encryption Security Vulnerabilities

2018-05-15
On: May 15, 2018
In: Vulnerabilities

A team of information security experts released a warning about a group of vulnerabilities that affect users of PGP and S / MIME. EFF kept in communication with the research group andRead More →

Internet Explorer zero-day: browser is once again under attack

2018-05-14
On: May 14, 2018
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

In late April, two security companies (Qihoo360 and Kaspersky) independently discovered a zero-day for Internet Explorer (CVE-2018-8174), which was used in targeted attacks for espionage purposes. This marks two years since aRead More →

SynAck targeted ransomware uses the Doppelgänging technique

2018-05-14
On: May 14, 2018
In: Malware

The Process Doppelgänging technique was first presented in December 2017 at the BlackHat conference. Since the presentation several threat actors have started using this sophisticated technique in an attempt to bypass modernRead More →

How to do reconnaissance attack over your target the correct way

2018-05-12
On: May 12, 2018
In: Important, Incidents

A team of information security experts explains that a domain name represents some kind of label for IP addresses on the Internet. Since some companies move their infrastructure to theRead More →

Throwhammer the New Way to Launch Rowhammer Attacks via Network Packets

2018-05-12
On: May 12, 2018
In: Incidents, Malware

A team of researchers from Vrije University in Amsterdam and the University of Cyprus found a way to launch Rowhammer attacks through network packets and network cards. This, according toRead More →

IBM improves its security and prohibits the use of USB drives throughout the company

2018-05-12
On: May 12, 2018
In: Data Security

IBM recently banned all removable storage, throughout the company; this is a new policy that aims to avoid financial and reputational damage from a lost or misused USB drive. ShamlaRead More →

You must update 7-zip now! critical vulnerability found

2018-05-11
On: May 11, 2018
In: Vulnerabilities

Just a couple of months ago, an information security expert, nicknamed LANDAVE or Dave, found security vulnerability in the 7-Zip utility. A group of information security professionals commented that 7-ZipRead More →

Vulnerabilities in LG smartphones exploited to execute remote code

2018-05-11
On: May 11, 2018
In: Incidents, Mobile Security, Vulnerabilities

LG recently patched two critical vulnerabilities on the default keyboard of all its smartphones, including flagship phones; the vulnerabilities could have been used to execute code remotely with elevated privileges,Read More →

Researchers Found Backdoor in Python Library That Steal SSH Credentials

2018-05-10
On: May 10, 2018
In: Malware

Recently we saw an attempt to hide a back door in a code library, and today there is a new case. This time, information security experts found the backdoor in a PythonRead More →

BaseStriker the new attack for Microsoft Office 365

2018-05-10
On: May 10, 2018
In: Incidents

The baseStriker technique, uncovered by information security researchers from the company Avanan, allows you to bypass anti-phishing filters by dividing and masking a malicious link using a tag called <base>Read More →

Hackers attack Copenhagen city’s bicycle sharing system

2018-05-10
On: May 10, 2018
In: Incidents

The system responsible for controlling the operations of “Bycyklen”, the bicycle exchange system of the city of Copenhagen, Denmark, was hacked over the weekend by unknown actors. According to information security experts,Read More →

Advanced tool to launch powershell payload remotely

2018-05-10
On: May 10, 2018
In: Data Security

Information security professionals explain that Harness is the remote access payload with the ability to provide a remote interactive PowerShell interface from a Windows system to almost any TCP socket. TheRead More →

Tool to perform brute force attacks on ssh, smtp, facebook and Instagram- brut3k1t

2018-05-09
On: May 9, 2018
In: Important, Incidents

As an introduction, brut3k1t is a bruteforce module on the server side that supports dictionary attacks for various protocols, information security experts say. Some of the current protocols that are complete andRead More →

Drupal websites, including government sites have been hacked to extract cryptocurrencies

2018-05-09
On: May 9, 2018
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

Vulnerability in Drupal CMS turned popular websites into Monero Mining Platform. The criptockacking is becoming a plague that affects consumers around the world, and what are even worse, experts doRead More →

Drupwn v0.9.2, tool to make attacks on Drupal sites

2018-05-09
On: May 9, 2018
In: Data Security

Drupwn is a tool that helps efficiently gather drupal information. The information security expert says that there are two tested versions admitted; Drupal 7 and Drupal 8. https://asciinema.org/a/J6dQmUJVskyHV07iARITfoLan Drupwn can be executedRead More →

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