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Hacking Zoom video conferencing using its smart display

2019-12-17
On: December 17, 2019
In: Vulnerabilities

According to a recently released report, the smart monitors of hardware company DTEN, a major hardware provider for Zoom video conferencing service, is affected by a vulnerability that, if exploited,Read More →

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Best Online Security Tools and Their Uses

2019-12-17
On: December 17, 2019
In: Technology Talk

The Internet just isn’t what it used to be. Previously, you could browse it to your heart’s content without having to worry about a thing. Now, you’re lucky if yourRead More →

Over 3500 emails from Chilean military were hacked; confidential data leaked

2019-12-17
On: December 17, 2019
In: Incidents

According to information security specialists, the Chilean Army has confirmed a hacking attack that compromised its email service, this occurred just one month after the hacking of the computer systemsRead More →

Ransomware variant threatens to expose victims’ personal & business details if they don’t pay to hackers

2019-12-17
On: December 17, 2019
In: Malware

Ransomware attacks can be highly harmful, as they generate multiple consequences for victims. In addition to being one of the most common attack variants, ransomware also shows a constant evolution,Read More →

TP-Link routers allow anyone to change your WiFi password and steal your data

2019-12-16
On: December 16, 2019
In: Vulnerabilities

Currently we can find routers virtually anywhere, whether it’s workplaces, malls, schools and homes, people need (or think they need) to always be connected to the Internet. However, despite beingRead More →

Ruyk ransomware shuts down operations in New Orleans, US

2019-12-16
On: December 16, 2019
In: Incidents

This has been a year marked by the notorious increase in ransomware attacks registered in thousands of organizations around the world, especially in the United States, and incidents keep poppingRead More →

Facebook can’t even protect the data of 30k employees; how will it protect yours?

2019-12-16
On: December 16, 2019
In: Incidents

Facebook has committed multiple mistakes and omissions in terms of users’ privacy and data protection for at least the last couple of years, and it appears 2019 will be endingRead More →

Point-of-sale malware: the dangers of using credit cards at gas stations in the US, Mexico and Canada

2019-12-16
On: December 16, 2019
In: Malware

One of the main cybersecurity issues is the fast evolution and diversification of the methods used by malicious hackers, as new attack variants emerge at every moment that affect thousandsRead More →

Top Python Libraries Used In Hacking

2019-12-16
On: December 16, 2019
In: Linux Utilities, Tutorials

Python is the most important language for pentesters/ security researchers. Python has many pre-build libraries which helps in scanning the network and gives many options to send request/ receive differentRead More →

Critical vulnerabilities found on Intel mini PC CPUs

2019-12-13
On: December 13, 2019
In: Vulnerabilities

Web application security researchers from three different European universities revealed the discovery of a vulnerability that affects Intel mini PC CPUs. This flaw, dubbed by researchers as Plundervolt, is exploitableRead More →

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