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Hacker Leaks “Orange Is the New Black” Season 5 Episodes After Netflix Extortion Attempt Fails

2017-04-29
On: April 29, 2017
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

A hacker (or hacker group) known as The Dark Overlord (TDO) has leaked the first ten episodes of season 5 of the “Orange Is The New Black” show after twoRead More →

Open Ports Create Backdoors in Millions of Smartphones

2017-04-29
On: April 29, 2017
In: Malware

Mobile applications that open ports on Android smartphones are opening those phones to remote hacking, claims a team of researchers from the University of Michigan. Open ports are a well-knownRead More →

Nomx, the “most secure” email service, can be easily hacked, say researchers

2017-04-29
On: April 29, 2017
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

I was recently invited to take part in some research by BBC Click, alongside Professor Alan Woodward, to analyse a device that had quite a lot of people all excited.Read More →

Kali Linux 2017.1 is arrived, more power for password-cracking with cloud GPUs

2017-04-28
On: April 28, 2017
In: Incidents

Kali Linux 2017.1 rolling release was announced, the popular distro comes with a set of significant updates and features. The popular Kali Linux distribution has a new weapon in its hackingRead More →

Several Cable Modem Models Affected by SNMP God Mode Flaw

2017-04-28
On: April 28, 2017
In: Technology

A severe security flaw in the implementation of the SNMP protocol allows an attacker to take over at least 78 cable modem models, according to a team of researchers. TheRead More →

OSX Malware is Catching Up, and it wants to Read Your HTTPS Traffic

2017-04-28
On: April 28, 2017
In: Malware

People often assume that if you’re running OSX, you’re relatively safe from malware. But this is becoming less and less true, as evidenced by a new strain of malware encounteredRead More →

FCC CHIEF WANTS TO ROLL BACK NET NEUTRALITY RULE

2017-04-28
On: April 28, 2017
In: Technology

‘We stand ready to work with the FCC, Congress and the industry on an approach that provides strong consumer protections while also allowing companies the flexibility and certainty to innovate,Read More →

Lawsuit: Fox News group hacked, surveilled, and stalked ex-host Andrea Tantaros

2017-04-28
On: April 28, 2017
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

Lawsuit: After a sexual harassment claim, Fox News planted spyware on ex-host’s computer. Comparing their actions to the plot this season on the Showtime series Homeland, an attorney for formerRead More →

Cracking APT28 traffic in a few seconds

2017-04-27
On: April 27, 2017
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

Security experts from security firm Redsocks published an interesting report on how to crack APT28 traffic in a few seconds. Introduction APT28 is a hacking group involved in many recentRead More →

Backdoor Code Discovered in Popular Bitcoin Mining Equipment

2017-04-27
On: April 27, 2017
In: Malware

An unknown security researcher has published details on a vulnerability named “Antbleed,” which the author claims is a remote backdoor affecting Bitcoin mining equipment sold by Bitmain, the largest vendorRead More →

Over 85,000 Hacked RDP Servers Still Available for Sale on xDedic Marketplace

2017-04-27
On: April 27, 2017
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

There are over 85,000 RDP servers available for sale or rent via xDedic, a marketplace for selling or renting hacked servers that was exposed in June 2016. Many believed xDedicRead More →

Linux Shishiga malware using LUA scripts

2017-04-27
On: April 27, 2017
In: Malware

Among all the Linux samples that we receive every day, we noticed one sample detected only by Dr.Web – their detection name was Linux.LuaBot. We deemed this to be suspiciousRead More →

Security vulnerabilities in Hyundai Blue Link mobile app allowed hackers to steal vehicles

2017-04-27
On: April 27, 2017
In: Vulnerabilities

Security vulnerabilities in the Hyundai Blue Link mobile apps allowed hackers to steal vehicles, the car maker fixed them. Security vulnerabilities in the Hyundai Blue Link mobile apps could beRead More →

NSA’S DOUBLEPULSAR KERNEL EXPLOIT IN USE INTERNET-WIDE

2017-04-26
On: April 26, 2017
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

If you’re on a red team or have been on the receiving end of a pen-test report from one, then you’ve almost certainly encountered reports of Windows servers vulnerable toRead More →

Is ‘admin’ password leaving your IoT device vulnerable to cyberattacks?

2017-04-26
On: April 26, 2017
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

Internet-connected devices in your home or office will be vulnerable to botnets and other attacks, if you don’t change the original login credentials. The number of internet-connected devices has risenRead More →

Samsung Smart TV Can Be Hacked via Wi-Fi Direct Feature

2017-04-26
On: April 26, 2017
In: Incidents

Security researchers from Neseso are sounding the alarm on a vulnerability they’ve discovered in Samsung smart TVs that Samsung declined to fix. The security flaw affects Wi-Fi Direct, a Wi-FiRead More →

HipChat hacked, resets passwords for affected users

2017-04-26
On: April 26, 2017
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

Group chat service HipChat made an announcement on its blog that their Security Intelligence Team detected a “vulnerability” in a third-party library used by the app. In simpler terms, someRead More →

NSA backdoor detected on >55,000 Windows boxes can now be remotely removed

2017-04-26
On: April 26, 2017
In: Malware

Microsoft dismisses DoublePulsar infection estimates, but otherwise remains silent. After Microsoft officials dismissed evidence that more than 10,000 Windows machines on the Internet were infected by a highly advanced National SecurityRead More →

Webroot antivirus mistakenly flags Windows as malware

2017-04-25
On: April 25, 2017
In: Malware

Windows’ system files were flagged as malicious, and Facebook was marked as a phishing site. A malware signature update issued by the company on Monday triggered the software into mistakenlyRead More →

Microsoft Edge Vulnerability Allows Cookie and Password Theft

2017-04-25
On: April 25, 2017
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

A vulnerability in the Microsoft Edge browser can be exploited and allow an attacker to obtain a user’s password and cookie files for various online accounts. The vulnerability came toRead More →

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