Dumb – Domain Bruteforce , A tool to bruteforce domains
How DUMB works Dumb works with a masked dumain for substitution. The dumain can have as many masks as you want as long as you pass the according wordlists, explain informationRead More →
How DUMB works Dumb works with a masked dumain for substitution. The dumain can have as many masks as you want as long as you pass the according wordlists, explain informationRead More →
According to an information security firm, China is attempting to cover up inexplicable delays in public reporting of high-risk software security holes by changing the dates of vulnerability publication toRead More →
Researchers found they were able to infect robots with ransomware; in the real world such attacks could be highly damaging to businesses if robotic security isn’t addressed. According to information securityRead More →
Apple is once again present for non-positive issues. Recently there were articles where companies claimed to have managed to find a way to unlock any iPhone. Today news report thatRead More →
The vulnerability in Memcached Servers has been exposed to the masses since its proof of concept (PoC) code was recently published online. That exposure would now allow script kiddies toRead More →
Hackers hit over 1,400 Apache Solr servers at the end of February to install a cryptocurrency miner. According to information security training researcher Renato Marinho, the Apache Solr attackers are using theRead More →
Thanks to Microsoft who a few months ago vowed to bring open source software to its store, now you can download Kali Linux and install it on Windows 10 KaliRead More →
The widely distributed Gozi ISFB banking Trojan has a new trick up its sleeve; it has been making use of the evasive Dark Cloud botnet for distribution in a seriesRead More →
The Memcached vulnerability has been used in record-breaking DDoS attacks. Various proof-of-concept scripts have been released to exploit the vulnerability. Hackers have recently been exploiting a vulnerability in the MemcachedRead More →
As per ongoing investigation of an information security training firm, a stolen external hard drive has led to the personal information of more than 15,000 people formerly and currently associated with CaliforniaRead More →
Mac users are often told that they don’t need antivirus software, because there are no Mac viruses. However, this is not true at all, as Macs actually are affected byRead More →
Researchers find 150 Ramnit-infected apps a year after a similar batch was discovered. Last year, researchers discovered 132 Android apps in the Google Play market that lamely attempted to infect users with… WindowsRead More →
A loophole in Facebook’s advertising targeting mechanism could have let attackers obtain users’ phone numbers after they visited websites the attackers controlled, a group of information security training professionals revealedRead More →
A previously undisclosed vulnerability in Nike’s website allowed anyone with a few lines of code to read server data like passwords, which could have provided greater access to the company’sRead More →
This days Cortana seems to be the perfect AI assistant, but according to the discoveries of Israeli information security researchers Tal Be’ery and Amichai Shulman, Cortana is far from perfectionRead More →
The 4G LTE is already the mobile network standard that is most used today, being responsible for 83.73% of coverage availability. Therefore, it is really dangerous that a group ofRead More →
A massive amplification DDoS attack hit an undisclosed US-based company, setting new record just days after a similar attack took down GitHub. A DDoS attack using the Memcached vulnerability toRead More →
Just days before its annual information security training summit starts in Cancun, Mexico, Kaspersky Lab announced an extension to its bug bounty program and plan to pay rewards of upRead More →
The number of Flash Player exploits has recently declined, due to Adobe’s introduction of various measures to strengthen Flash’s security. Occasionally, however, an exploit still arises. On January 31, Kr-Cert reported aRead More →
In modern Intel processors, there’s a hardware extension available named Software Guard Extension (SGX) to improve the security aspects. It provides a shielded execution environment called ‘enclaves’ to deal withRead More →