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Pinkslipbot banking Trojan exploiting infected machines as control servers

2017-06-19
On: June 19, 2017
In: Incidents

Pinkslipbot banking Trojan is a banking Trojan that uses a complicated multistage proxy for HTTPS-based control server communication. Security researchers at McAfee Labs have spotted a new strain of the PinkslipbotRead More →

Hacker “His Royal Gingerness” Jailed for Cyber-Attack on UK Hospital, Airport

2017-06-19
On: June 19, 2017
In: Vulnerabilities

Daniel Devereux, 30, a British man calling himself “His Royal Gingerness” has been sentenced to 32 weeks in prison for hacking the websites of the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital,Read More →

Developer Creates Rootkit That Hides in PHP Server Modules

2017-06-17
On: June 17, 2017
In: Incidents

A Dutch web developer has created a rootkit that hides inside a PHP module and can be used to take over web servers via a rarely used attack vector: ApacheRead More →

You Can Hack Some Mazda Cars with a USB Flash Drive

2017-06-17
On: June 17, 2017
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

EXCLUSIVE — Mazda cars with next-gen Mazda MZD Connect infotainment systems can be hacked just by plugging in a USB flash drive into their dashboard, thanks to a series ofRead More →

The Nigerian Spammers From the 90s Have Moved on to Keyloggers and RATs

2017-06-17
On: June 17, 2017
In: Malware

Each day, countless of security researchers are fighting the good fight in an effort to help companies remove malware from infected computers and servers. These researchers have to go throughRead More →

New Code-injecting SOREBRECT Fileless Ransomware detected in the wild

2017-06-17
On: June 17, 2017
In: Vulnerabilities

The number of fileless malware continues to increase, recently security researchers spotted a new Fileless Ransomware dubbed Sorebrect. Sorebrect is able to inject malicious code into a legitimate system process (svchost.exe) onRead More →

Advanced CIA firmware has been infecting Wi-Fi routers for years

2017-06-17
On: June 17, 2017
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

Latest Vault7 release exposes network-spying operation CIA kept secret since 2007. Home routers from 10 manufacturers, including Linksys, DLink, and Belkin, can be turned into covert listening posts that allowRead More →

The Xavier trojan lurks within over 800 Android apps in the Google Play store

2017-06-15
On: June 15, 2017
In: Data Security, Mobile Security

More than 800 Android applications available on Google Play at one time embedded the software development kit (SDK) of an information-stealing ad library. The threat, which is detected by TrendRead More →

How a Single Email Stole $1.9 Million from Southern Oregon University

2017-06-15
On: June 15, 2017
In: Incidents

Southern Oregon University has announced that it is the latest organization to fall victim to a business email compromise (BEC) attack after fraudsters tricked the educational establishment into transferring moneyRead More →

ATP group uses Word Docs to drop BlackEnergy Malware

Industroyer malware touted as ‘biggest cyber threat to critical infrastructure since Stuxnet’

2017-06-13
On: June 13, 2017
In: Malware, Technology, Vulnerabilities

SECURITY RESEARCHERS have uncovered Industroyer and have labelled it as the biggest threat to critical infrastructure since Stuxnet. Stuxnet was the malicious warm responsible for causing substantial damage to Iran’s nuclear programmeRead More →

MacSpy – MacRansom malware-as-a-service for Mac OS

2017-06-13
On: June 13, 2017
In: Data Security, Malware

MacRansom and MacSpy are two samples of new Mac malware that has been created by the same person. That person is also offering the two pieces for sale via theRead More →

Zusy Malware: Malicious Attack Installs Via Mouseover

2017-06-10
On: June 10, 2017
In: Data Security, Malware

A new round of spam campaigns discovered by security researchers require extra caution by users since simply running the cursor over the malicious link can lead to the installation ofRead More →

Android Smartphones Targeted by WannaCry Lookalike

Android Smartphones Targeted by WannaCry Lookalike

2017-06-09
On: June 9, 2017
In: Mobile Security

Crooks in China have developed an Android ransomware that uses similar graphics to the WannaCry ransom note in an attempt to scare and trick users into quickly paying the ransom.Read More →

New Cryptocurrency Mining Malware Targets Raspberry Pi Devices

RASPBERRY PI CRYPTO MINING MALWARE HAS ARRIVED

2017-06-09
On: June 9, 2017
In: Mobile Security

Cryptocurrency mining malware has come a very long way over the past few years. Whereas Bitcoin used to be the center of attention in the beginning, this type of miningRead More →

pacemaker Vulnerabilities

8,000 Vulnerabilities Found in Pacemakers

2017-06-08
On: June 8, 2017
In: Data Security, Vulnerabilities

A staggering 8,000 vulnerabilities have been discovered in one of the most widespread medical advancements keeping people alive today: The pacemaker. White Scope, which has reported all of the vulnerabilitiesRead More →

FBI Arrests NSA Contractor Who Leaked Top Secret “Russian Hacking” Document To The Intercep

2017-06-08
On: June 8, 2017
In: Data Security, Incidents

Earlier this afternoon, the Intercept reported that according to a “top secret NSA document”, Russian Military Intelligence “executed a cyberattack on at least one U.S. voting software supplier and sentRead More →

Creator of Bitcoin Mining Schemes faces $12 Million

2017-06-08
On: June 8, 2017
In: Data Security, Technology

An American conman who ran a bogus bitcoin mining scheme has been ordered to pay a $12m (£9.2m) fine. Homero Joshua Garza told investors he would use custom-built computers toRead More →

Google will pay upto $200,000 for finding a bug in Android OS

Google will pay upto $200,000 for finding a bug in Android OS

2017-06-06
On: June 6, 2017
In: Data Security, Mobile Security

Days after a malware called “Judy” hit over 36.5 million Android-based phones, Google has now increased the bounty for finding a bug in Android OS to as much as $2,00,000,Read More →

Judy malware alert: 36.5 mn Android users may have been infected by virus

Judy malware alert: 36.5 mn Android users may have been infected by virus

2017-06-06
On: June 6, 2017
In: Data Security

A new malware called ‘Judy’ is now infecting millions of Android smartphones globally close on the heels of ‘WannaCry’ holding PCs at ransom, says a report. According to security solutionsRead More →

nhs cyber attack

Super-expensive ransomware linked to online cybercrime market, say security researchers

2017-06-05
On: June 5, 2017
In: Data Security

  The hack targets computers worldwide running on Microsoft Windows 2003 It exploits a known flaw in the servers, triggering a buffer overflow This allows hackers to remotely access theRead More →

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