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Critical remote code execution vulnerability in Apache

2017-09-06
On: September 6, 2017
In: Vulnerabilities

Security researchers from lgtm.com have discovered a major remote code execution security flaw (CVE-2017-9805) in Apache Struts, which is a well-liked open-source framework created to develop internet purposes in theRead More →

TrustZone Downgrade Attack Opens Android Devices to Old Vulnerabilities

2017-09-05
On: September 5, 2017
In: Mobile Security, Vulnerabilities

An attacker can downgrade components of the Android TrustZone technology to older versions that feature known vulnerabilities and use older exploits against smartphones running an up-to-date operating system. According toRead More →

Six-Year-Old “Loop Bug” Re-Discovered to Affect Almost All Major PDF Viewers

2017-09-05
On: September 5, 2017
In: Vulnerabilities

A bug discovered in an obscure PDF parsing library back in 2011 is also present in most of today’s top PDF viewers, according to German software developer Hanno Böck. TheRead More →

Chinese man jailed for helping net users evade state blocks

2017-09-05
On: September 5, 2017
In: Data Security, Technology

Deng Jiewei, from Guangdong, was charged with illegally selling programs known as virtual private networks (VPNs), according to court papers. VPNs are illegal in China because they let people avoidRead More →

Banking Trojan Now Targets Coinbase Users, Not Just Banking Portals

2017-09-04
On: September 4, 2017
In: Data Security

The TrickBot banking trojan has added support for stealing funds stored in Coinbase.com accounts, according to a recent version spotted in a distribution campaign last week. The TrickBot banking trojanRead More →

Massive Wave of MongoDB Ransom Attacks Makes 26,000 New Victims

2017-09-04
On: September 4, 2017
In: Incidents

Ransom attacks on MongoDB databases rekindled last week and over the weekend with the emergence of three new groups that hijacked over 26,000 servers, with one group hijacking 22,000. TheRead More →

Vulnerabilities Discovered in Mobile Bootloaders of Major Vendors

2017-09-04
On: September 4, 2017
In: Vulnerabilities

Android bootloader components from five major chipset vendors are affected by vulnerabilities that break the CoT (Chain of Trust) during the boot-up sequence, opening devices to attacks. The vulnerabilities cameRead More →

Experts spotted a malware campaign using HoeflerText Popups to push RAT Malware

2017-09-02
On: September 2, 2017
In: Malware

Experts spotted a new EITest campaign leveraging HoeflerText Popups to target Google Chrome users and push NetSupport Manager RAT or Locky ransomware Security expert Brad Duncan with both the SANS InternetRead More →

DDoS Booter Service Suffers Security Breach

2017-09-02
On: September 2, 2017
In: Incidents

A dissatisfied customer has breached the server of TrueStresser, a DDoS-for-hire service, pilfered its database, and leaked some of the content online. While we don’t know when the actual hackRead More →

Radio Hacker Interrupts Police Chase in Australia

2017-09-02
On: September 2, 2017
In: Incidents

A pirate broadcaster posing as a police officer interfered in a police chase this week in Australia, forcing officers to call off the pursuit of two suspected armed robbers. TheRead More →

An Instagram hack hit millions of accounts, and victims’ phone numbers are now for sale

2017-09-02
On: September 2, 2017
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

A bug that exposed users’ contact information affected a far greater number of accounts than Instagram originally said. The bug, which appears to have been responsible for Selena Gomez’s account beingRead More →

Discovering a Session Hijacking Vulnerability in GitLab

2017-09-01
On: September 1, 2017
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

GitLab is a widely used SaaS provider that focuses on developer related issues, including Git repository management, issue tracking and code review. During a recent pen test of GitLab (IRead More →

Boobytrapped Word File Installs Locky Ransomware When You Close the Document

2017-09-01
On: September 1, 2017
In: Malware

Summer vacation is over! During the past week, security researchers have discovered several distribution campaigns pushing the Locky ransomware via different methods, including a new variant that features one hellRead More →

Free Cobian RAT Offered on Underground Hacking Forums Comes With a Backdoor

2017-09-01
On: September 1, 2017
In: Malware

A remote access trojan (RAT) offered as a free download on underground hacking forums comes with a secret backdoor that grants the original author access to all the victim data.Read More →

REFLECTED XSS BUG PATCHED IN POPULAR WOOCOMMERCE WORDPRESS PLUGIN

2017-09-01
On: September 1, 2017
In: Vulnerabilities

An extension of the WooCommerce WordPress plugin, used by 28 percent of all online stores, has been patched against a reflected cross-site scripting vulnerability. The vulnerability was found in theRead More →

CIA Developed Windows Malware That Alters Boot Sector to Load More Malware

2017-09-01
On: September 1, 2017
In: Malware

WikiLeaks published today documentation on the CIA Angelfire project, a malware framework developed to infect Windows computers. According to a leaked CIA manual, Angelfire is made up of five components, eachRead More →

Locky Ransomware Attacks Ramp Up

2017-08-31
On: August 31, 2017
In: Malware

***UPDATE*** In the past 24 hours we have seen over 23 million messages sent in this attack, making it one of the largest malware campaigns that we have seen in theRead More →

Three Hardcoded Backdoor Accounts Discovered in Arris Modems

2017-08-31
On: August 31, 2017
In: Malware

Security researchers have found five gaping holes in the firmware running on Arris modems, three of which are hardcoded backdoor accounts. An attacker could use any of these three accountsRead More →

Expert discovered 2,893 Bitcoin miners left exposed on the Internet

2017-08-31
On: August 31, 2017
In: Incidents

The popular Dutch security researcher Victor Gevers has discovered thousands of Bitcoin miners left exposed on the Internet. The popular security researcher Victor Gevers, the founder of the GDI Foundation, hasRead More →

How to buy MacBook for $1, or hacking SAP POS

2017-08-31
On: August 31, 2017
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

SAP POS Xpress Server does not perform any authentication checks for critical functionality that requires user identity. As a result, administrative and other privileged functions can be accessed without anyRead More →

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