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119,000 FedEx users’ passports, security ID & driving licenses exposed

2018-02-20
On: February 20, 2018
In: Incidents

FedEx customer data has been exposed online, thanks to unsecured AWS S3 bucket. In July 2017, FedEx Corporation announced that its subsidiary company TNT Express was facing issues due toRead More →

Your chat history on iMessage just went through a period when it was not altogether safe, but now, all wrongs have been righted thanks to an OS X update. A major issue in iMessage was recently fixed by Apple, preventing hackers and other ne’er-do-wells from pulling victims’ message histories. Read more: https://www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/imessage-fix/#ixzz45WXDtxAJ Follow us: @digitaltrends on Twitter | digitaltrendsftw on Facebook

How to intercept mobile communications (calls and messages) easily without hacking

2018-02-19
On: February 19, 2018
In: Data Security, Important, Mobile Security, Vulnerabilities

Monitoring cell phones without their knowledge is growing rapidly in Latin America countries like Argentina, Mexico and Brazil after being very famous in US since 2008 The Stingray/ GSM interceptor/IMSIRead More →

Hacker erase 1 terabyte of data from spyware developers server

2018-02-19
On: February 19, 2018
In: Incidents

Another day, another data breach – This time it is Retina-X Studios, a well know spyware developing firm. There are different types of hackers, some hack for profit while some hackRead More →

How to hack using PARAT- Remote Access Trojan (RAT)?

2018-02-19
On: February 19, 2018
In: Malware

According to cyber security specialist; a Remote Access Trojan (RAT) is a type of malware that controls a system via a remote network connection as if by physical access. While desktop sharingRead More →

ReelPhish – A tool for Social Engineering and Two-Factor Authentication

2018-02-19
On: February 19, 2018
In: Data Security

Social engineering campaigns are a threat to everyone; according to cyber securityexperts from the International Institute of Cyber Security, an attack can capture the username and password of a victim andRead More →

Raw sockets backdoor gives attackers complete control of some Linux servers

2018-02-17
On: February 17, 2018
In: Malware

“Chaos” gives attackers, and follow-on attackers, full control over infected boxes. A stealthy backdoor undetected by antimalware providers is giving unknown attackers complete control over at least 100 Linux servers thatRead More →

Onavo, the free VPN that Facebook uses to spy

2018-02-17
On: February 17, 2018
In: Incidents

The free VPN of Facebook called Onavo has been dedicated for five years to collect private information of its users, such as installed applications or Internet browsing habits, according toRead More →

CrossRAT a Trojan built with Java that infects Windows, macOS, Linux and Solaris

2018-02-16
On: February 16, 2018
In: Important, Incidents, Malware

Last week companies specialized in cyber security discovered the existence of a new Persistent Advanced Threat APT, supposedly sponsored by Dark Caracal, an organization dedicated to espionage. Since 2012, he has performedRead More →

Google launches an ad-blocker for Chrome

2018-02-16
On: February 16, 2018
In: Data Security

Google has launched an ad-blocker for its Chrome web browser that is designed by information security experts to prevent “annoying” and “intrusive” ads being shown to users. Sites will have 30 daysRead More →

Attacks Against Windows PXE Boot Images

2018-02-16
On: February 16, 2018
In: Incidents

If you’ve ever run across insecure PXE boot deployments during a pentest, you know that they can hold a wealth of possibilities for escalation. Gaining access to PXE boot imagesRead More →

Hackers find a new way to attack computers without using Macros with Word

2018-02-16
On: February 16, 2018
In: Vulnerabilities

Hackers have been taking advantage of the Word macro, the small pieces of code are injected into documents to automate certain tasks, to hide malware within the documents that, whenRead More →

How to hack computer using THEFATRAT and BEEF?

2018-02-15
On: February 15, 2018
In: Important, Incidents, Malware

This note will explore the life cycle of an attack, how a victim may be infected and what an attacker could do to avoid detection by antivirus systems (AV). GeneralRead More →

T9000 Backdoor Malware Targets Skype Users, Records Conversations

Vulnerability in Skype allows you to obtain privileges at the system level

2018-02-15
On: February 15, 2018
In: Vulnerabilities

A security flaw in the Skype update process can allow an attacker to gain system-level privileges on a vulnerable computer. “…the error, if exploited, can derive a local user whoRead More →

Lizard Squad is still active and now also acts under another name: BigBotPein

2018-02-15
On: February 15, 2018
In: Incidents

Lizard Squad is a group of hackers that was dedicated to cause damage through DDoS attacks. Throughout their career they came to knock down many of the most popular services,Read More →

OnePlus confirms the attack on the payments page

2018-02-15
On: February 15, 2018
In: Incidents

OnePlus has confirmed that more than 40,000 customers have been affected by an attack on the payment page by a malicious code has been operating capturing and sending information fromRead More →

Microsoft will eliminate the use of passwords in Windows 10

2018-02-14
On: February 14, 2018
In: Data Security

A number of professionals in information security can be asked if at this time the existing technology is reliable enough to make use of a system as widespread as WindowsRead More →

Critical Telegram flaw under attack disguised malware as benign images

2018-02-14
On: February 14, 2018
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

If you haven’t updated your Windows app lately, now would be a good time. Makers of the Telegram instant messenger have fixed a critical vulnerability that hackers were actively exploitingRead More →

Kali Linux 2018.1 is now available; know what`s new in this version?

2018-02-13
On: February 13, 2018
In: Technology

The Kali Linux development team, one of the best-known and most widely used information security distributions, has released the first version of 2018. The new Kali Linux 2018.1 version incorporatesRead More →

Public clouds like Dropbox, OneDrive or Google Drive do not protect our data properly from malware

2018-02-13
On: February 13, 2018
In: Incidents, Malware

Every day we hear news of more malware endangering the information security of users. Therefore, the main companies, such as Dropbox, Google Drive and OneDrive, offer an advanced malware protectionRead More →

‘OLYMPIC DESTROYER’ MALWARE BEHIND WINTER OLYMPICS CYBERATTACK, RESEARCHERS SAY

2018-02-13
On: February 13, 2018
In: Incidents

Winter Olympics officials have confirmed that a cyberattack occurred during the games’ opening ceremony on Feb. 9, but are remaining mum on the source of the attack. Researchers say theRead More →

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