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Crooks hijack Magento Realex Payments extension to steal payment card data

2017-03-15
On: March 15, 2017
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

Cybercriminals hijack Magento Realex Payments extension to steal payment card data. Experts at Sucuri are observing massive attacks. Cybercriminals continue to target Magento platform to steal credit card data. Crooks haveRead More →

“Super Malware” Steals Encryption Keys from Intel SGX Enclaves

2017-03-13
On: March 13, 2017
In: Important, Incidents, Malware, Vulnerabilities

In a research paper published at the end of February, a team of five scientists from the Graz University of Technology has described a novel method of leaking data fromRead More →

New Linux Malware Exploits CGI Vulnerability

2017-03-13
On: March 13, 2017
In: Vulnerabilities

Linux has long been the preferred operating system for enterprise platforms and Internet of Things (IoT) manufacturers. Linux-based devices are continually being deployed in smart systems across many different industries,Read More →

CUJO Is A Smart Firewall That Stops People From Hacking Your Internet Devices

2017-03-11
On: March 11, 2017
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

CUJO is a smart firewall that can connect to your home router via the RJ45 ethernet port. Its purpose is to keep an eye on your network traffic and sendRead More →

Malware found preinstalled on 38 Android phones used by 2 companies

2017-03-11
On: March 11, 2017
In: Malware, Mobile Security

Malicious apps were surreptitiously added somewhere along the supply chain. A commercial malware scanner used by businesses has recently detected an outbreak of malware that came preinstalled on more thanRead More →

Intel Security (McAfee) Releases Rootkit Scanner Following Vault 7 CIA Leak

2017-03-11
On: March 11, 2017
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

Intel Security, soon to be rebranded as McAfee again, released on Wednesday a scanner that can identify hidden EFI firmware rootkits. Intel said it decided to release the scanner afterRead More →

Android Patched to Protect Users from Getting Hacked via Headphones Connector

2017-03-11
On: March 11, 2017
In: Important, Incidents, Vulnerabilities

The Android Security Bulletin for March 2017 contains a bugfix for a unique security flaw exploitable via the headphones audio connector that could be leveraged to leak data from theRead More →

Credit Card Stealer Disguises as Google Chrome Browser

2017-03-11
On: March 11, 2017
In: Incidents, Malware, Vulnerabilities

A new malicious application tries to disguise itself as the Google Chrome browser to fool victims into entering their payment card details. The app is still active at the timeRead More →

Mobile security: The reality of malware … augmented

2017-03-10
On: March 10, 2017
In: Malware, Mobile Security

Originally, it was expected that mobile devices would evolve to become handheld computers with capabilities similar to any desktop. It is clear today that our smartphones and tablets have evolvedRead More →

Researchers Break MAC Address Randomization and Track 100% of Test Devices

2017-03-10
On: March 10, 2017
In: Important, Incidents, Malware, Vulnerabilities

For many years, MAC Address Randomization was slated as the next big thing for protecting user privacy on the modern Internet. The standard, which works by deploying a new MACRead More →

Encrypted Messaging App Confide Was Full of Security Bugs Exposing User Data

2017-03-10
On: March 10, 2017
In: Vulnerabilities

Despite being marketed as a safe app, numerous flaws were discovered in its code, exposing user data. Secure messaging app Confide is, apparently, not as secure as it claims toRead More →

Over a Third of Websites Use Outdated and Vulnerable JavaScript Libraries

2017-03-10
On: March 10, 2017
In: Vulnerabilities

More than a third of the websites you visit online may include an outdated JavaScript library that’s vulnerable to one or more security flaws. This is the conclusion of recentRead More →

New RanRan Ransomware Uses Encryption Tiers, Political Messages

2017-03-09
On: March 9, 2017
In: Malware

Researchers from Palo Alto Networks have come across a new ransomware family that combines many unique features, such as political statements, public subdomain creation, and encryption tiers. Named RanRan, researchersRead More →

Anonymous Hacker Who Exposed Steubenville Rape Case Gets Two Years in Prison

2017-03-09
On: March 9, 2017
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

One of the Anonymous hackers who exposed the Steubenville High School rape case in 2012, was sentenced yesterday to two years in prison by a judge in Lexington, Kentucky. DericRead More →

Microsoft Excel Files Increasingly Used To Spread Malware

2017-03-09
On: March 9, 2017
In: Incidents, Malware, Vulnerabilities

Over the last few years we have received a number of emails with attached Word files that spread malware.  Now it seems that it is becoming more and more popularRead More →

Apache Struts Jakarta Multipart Parser Remote Code Execution Vulnerability

2017-03-09
On: March 9, 2017
In: Vulnerabilities

Struts is an open source project of the Apache Foundation Jakarta project team, which uses MVC mode to help Java developers use J2EE to develop Web applications. At present, StrutsRead More →

Multiple vulnerabilities discovered in DNA sequencing web-application

2017-03-09
On: March 9, 2017
In: Important, Incidents, Vulnerabilities

Shorebreak Security penetration testers discovered seven serious vulnerabilities in the dnaLIMS web application during the course of a blackbox penetration test for a customer. Shorebreak notified the vendor, who appears toRead More →

Verifone Investigates Gas Station Hack Attacks

2017-03-08
On: March 8, 2017
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

Breach Affected About 24 U.S. Gas Station Stores, Payment-Terminal Maker Says. Major payment-terminal maker VeriFone Systems says that attackers managed to access its corporate network in January. But the San Jose,Read More →

Mobile Menace Monday: Facebook Lite infected with Spy FakePlay

2017-03-08
On: March 8, 2017
In: Malware, Mobile Security

A version of the popular mobile app Facebook has been found to be infected with what we detect as Android/Trojan.Spy.FakePlay.  Facebook Lite is a more compact version of the popularRead More →

Submit UEFI Ransomware: Full Disclosure at Black Hat Asia

2017-03-08
On: March 8, 2017
In: Important, Incidents, Malware, Vulnerabilities

Last month at the RSA 2017 conference, we ran a live demo of Cylance’s UEFI Ransomware proof of concept at our ‘Hacking Exposed Next-Gen’ talk. In the demo, we targetedRead More →

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