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UK National Lottery Hacked, over 26,000 Accounts Accessed

2016-12-01
On: December 1, 2016
In: Incidents

No data stolen and the lottery is unaffected, officials says. “Hackers managed to break into the UK National Lottery, accessing no less than 26,500 accounts and making changes to someRead More →

PluginPhantom: New Android Trojan Abuses “DroidPlugin” Framework

2016-12-01
On: December 1, 2016
In: Malware, Mobile Security

Recently, we discovered a new Google Android Trojan named “PluginPhantom”, which steals many types of user information including: files, location data, contacts and Wi-Fi information. It also takes pictures, capturesRead More →

More Than 1 Million Google Accounts Breached by Gooligan

2016-12-01
On: December 1, 2016
In: Important, Incidents, Malware, Mobile Security, Vulnerabilities

As a result of a lot of hard work done by our security research teams, we revealed today a new and alarming malware campaign. The attack campaign, named Gooligan, breachedRead More →

New Proteus Malware Can Mine for Crypto-Currency, Log Keystrokes, and More

2016-11-30
On: November 30, 2016
In: Malware

A new multi-functional malware family detected as Proteus can transform the computers of infected users in proxy servers, can mine for various types of crypto-currencies, can log keystrokes, and checkRead More →

Reported cases of webcam blackmail double, are linked to four suicides

2016-11-30
On: November 30, 2016
In: Incidents

864 cases this year in the UK; true figure is likely much higher. The number of reported webcam blackmail cases has more than doubled in the past year, and atRead More →

Windows 10 Upgrade Vulnerability Makes Any PC Super Easy to Hack

2016-11-30
On: November 30, 2016
In: Important, Incidents, Vulnerabilities

Security expert discovers flaw in Windows 10 in-place upgrade system that gives hackers admin rights. Getting administrator privileges on a Windows 10 computer no longer requires complex tactics and malware,Read More →

JSON hijacking for the modern web

2016-11-30
On: November 30, 2016
In: Important, Incidents, Vulnerabilities

Benjamin Dumke-von der Ehe found an interesting way to steal data cross domain. Using JS proxies he was able to create a handler that could steal undefined JavaScript variables. ThisRead More →

Firefox 0day in the wild is being used to attack Tor users

2016-11-30
On: November 30, 2016
In: Vulnerabilities

Publicly released exploit works reliably against a wide range of Firefox versions. There’s a zero-day exploit in the wild that’s being used to execute malicious code on the computers ofRead More →

PAYPAL FIXES OAUTH TOKEN LEAKING VULNERABILITY

2016-11-29
On: November 29, 2016
In: Vulnerabilities

PayPal fixed an issue that could have allowed an attacker to hijack OAuth tokens associated with any PayPal OAuth application. The vulnerability was publicly disclosed on Monday by Antonio Sanso,Read More →

An audit revealed dozen vulnerabilities in the cURL

2016-11-29
On: November 29, 2016
In: Vulnerabilities

Security experts who conducted an audit on cURL discovered nearly a dozen vulnerabilities that were patched in the last release. The cURL (read “see URL”) is an open source command line toolRead More →

The Kangaroo Ransomware not only Encrypts your Data but tries to Lock you out of Windows

2016-11-29
On: November 29, 2016
In: Incidents, Malware, Vulnerabilities

The Kangaroo ransomware is the latest ransomware from the developer behind the Apocalypse Ransomware, Fabiansomware, and Esmeralda. What makes this version stand out a bit more is the use ofRead More →

San Francisco Rail System Hacker Hacked

2016-11-29
On: November 29, 2016
In: Important, Incidents, Vulnerabilities

The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA) was hit with a ransomware attack on Friday, causing fare station terminals to carry the message, “You Hacked. ALL Data Encrypted.” Turns out, theRead More →

Newly discovered router flaw being hammered by in-the-wild attacks

2016-11-29
On: November 29, 2016
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

Researchers detect barrage of exploits targeting potentially millions of devices.Online criminals—at  least some of them wielding the notorious Mirai malware that transforms Internet-of-things devices into powerful denial-of-service cannons—have begun exploitingRead More →

US Navy Waits Till Thanksgiving Eve to Disclose Hack of 130,000 Sailors

2016-11-28
On: November 28, 2016
In: Incidents

On Oct. 27 of this year, a contractor told the US Navy that one of its employee’s laptops was “compromised,” resulting in the theft of personal data, including social securityRead More →

Hacker found issues in Uber UberCENTRAL Tool that exposed user data

2016-11-28
On: November 28, 2016
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

Bounty hunter Kevin Roh has discovered several security vulnerabilities in the Uber UberCENTRAL Tool that exposed user data. Security expert and bounty hunter Kevin Roh has discovered several security vulnerabilities in Uber’s UberRead More →

Hackers Hunting Hackers: Backdoor-Infected Phishing Kits for Sale on YouTube

2016-11-26
On: November 26, 2016
In: Incidents, Malware

The technical nature of cyber crime can sometimes obscure the fact that creating, using, and distributing malware, phishing kits and other threats is a business, albeit an illegitimate one. LikeRead More →

Tor Phone Is The “Super-secure Version Of Android”, Developed By Tor Project

2016-11-26
On: November 26, 2016
In: Important, Incidents, Malware

Short Bytes: The Tor Project has released Tor Phone–a privacy-focused and secure version of Android mobile OS. It’s based on Copperhead OS, a hardened Android distribution. Tor Phone also usesRead More →

Powerful Greek Army Hacker Breaches High Commission Websites in India

2016-11-26
On: November 26, 2016
In: Incidents

They promised they’d fix the issues and they didn’t, hacker says, so this latest breach shows better security is needed. India is making the security headlines once again, this timeRead More →

Tesla cars can be stolen by hacking the app

2016-11-26
On: November 26, 2016
In: Important, Incidents, Mobile Security, Vulnerabilities

Our researchers have demonstrated that because of lack of security in the Tesla smartphone app, cyber criminals could take control of the company’s vehicles, to the point where they canRead More →

Keygen Websites Spreading Gatak Backdoor Trojan

2016-11-26
On: November 26, 2016
In: Incidents, Malware

Websites offering free keygens for various enterprise software applications are helping crooks spread the Gatak malware, which opens backdoors on infected computers and facilitates attacks on a company’s internal network,Read More →

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