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Capturing Packets in Linux at a Speed of Millions of Packets per Second without Using Third Party Libraries

2016-10-25
On: October 25, 2016
In: Incidents, Technology

My article will tell you how to accept 10 million packets per second without using such libraries as Netmap, PF_RING, DPDK and other. We are going to do this withRead More →

It’s nearly 2017 and JPEGs, PDFs, font files can hijack your Apple Mac, iPhone, iPad

2016-10-25
On: October 25, 2016
In: Mobile Security, Vulnerabilities

Apple has distributed a fresh round of security updates to address remote-code execution holes in iOS, macOS, Safari, and the firmware for Apple Watch and AppleTV. Miscreants who exploit theseRead More →

Android phones rooted by “most serious” Linux escalation bug ever

2016-10-25
On: October 25, 2016
In: Important, Incidents, Malware, Mobile Security, Vulnerabilities

New rooting technique is believed to work against every version. There’s a new method for rooting Android devices that’s believed to work reliably on every version of the mobile operating systemRead More →

Locky Ransomware’s new .SHIT Extension shows that you can’t Polish a Turd

2016-10-25
On: October 25, 2016
In: Malware

To further show how ransomware is such a pile of crap, a new version of Locky has been released that appends the .shit extension on encrypted files. Like previous variants, this ransomware is installed usingRead More →

Chinese tech giant recalls webcams used in Dyn cyberattack

2016-10-24
On: October 24, 2016
In: Incidents

A number of the company’s US-sold products were used in the attack, which prevented millions of users from accessing dozens of high-profile websites. A Chinese manufacturer of internet-connected surveillance camerasRead More →

Cracking of Sphinx Trojan DGA Opens the Door for Botnet Takedown

2016-10-24
On: October 24, 2016
In: Incidents, Malware, Vulnerabilities

This post takes a quick look at Sphinx’s domain generation algorithm (DGA). Sphinx,another Zeus-based banking trojan variant, has been around circa August 2015. The DGA domains are used as aRead More →

24 hours in the life of my home router by Francisco J. Rodriguez

2016-10-24
On: October 24, 2016
In: Important, Incidents, Malware

Recently a massive DDoS attack has disconnected a large portion of users from the Internet, hackers exploited IoT devices. Is your router secure? “Are we ready to live in a worldRead More →

Using Rowhammer bitflips to root Android phones is now a thing

2016-10-24
On: October 24, 2016
In: Mobile Security, Vulnerabilities

Permission-less apps take only seconds to root phones from LG, Samsung and Motorola. Researchers have devised an attack that gains unfettered “root” access to a large number of Android phones, exploitingRead More →

InTheCyber discovered a serious flaw in messaging systems

2016-10-24
On: October 24, 2016
In: Vulnerabilities

Researchers at InTheCyber firm have discovered a new easy exploitable and dangerous vulnerability affecting messaging systems. InTheCyber – Intelligence & Defense Advisors (www.inthecyber.com), a leader in offensive & Defensive Cyber Security,Read More →

DDoS attack Friday hits Twitter, Reddit, Spotify and others

2016-10-22
On: October 22, 2016
In: Incidents

The East Coast was under siege on Friday morning from a large-scale distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack that brought down more than a dozen prominent websites, including Twitter, Spotify,Read More →

Chinese hackers targeted US aircraft carrier

2016-10-22
On: October 22, 2016
In: Incidents

Cyber security group says attack launched against visitors to vessel in South China Sea. Chinese hackers targeted foreign government personnel who visited a US aircraft carrier the day before aRead More →

DYN CONFIRMS DDOS ATTACK AFFECTING TWITTER, GITHUB, MANY OTHERS

2016-10-22
On: October 22, 2016
In: Incidents

Update DNS provider Dyn has confirmed two massive distributed denial of service attacks against its servers Friday impacting many of its customers including Twitter, Spotify and GitHub. The attacks came inRead More →

FakeFile Trojan Opens Backdoors on Linux Computers, Except openSUSE

2016-10-22
On: October 22, 2016
In: Important, Incidents, Malware, Vulnerabilities

Trojan targets desktops, not servers or IoT devices. Malware authors are taking aim at Linux computers, more precisely desktops and not servers, with a new trojan named FakeFile, currently distributed inRead More →

Hack This: An Overdue Python Primer

2016-10-21
On: October 21, 2016
In: Important, Incidents, Vulnerabilities

In writing the most recent Hack This (“Scrape the Web with Beautiful Soup”) I again found myself trapped between the competing causes of blog-brevity and making sure everything is totallyRead More →

Feds seized 50TB of data from NSA contractor suspected of theft

2016-10-21
On: October 21, 2016
In: Incidents

It’s still not clear if Harold Martin was connected to the “Shadow Brokers” NSA dump. In a new Thursday court filing, federal prosecutors expanded their accusations against a former National SecurityRead More →

Attackers use Discord VoIP chat servers to host NanoCore, njRAT, SpyRAT

2016-10-21
On: October 21, 2016
In: Incidents

Malicious actors are abusing a free VoIP service for gamers to distribute remote access Trojans, as well as infostealers and downloaders. Discord, a free VoIP service designed for gaming communities,Read More →

“Most serious” Linux privilege-escalation bug ever is under active exploit

2016-10-21
On: October 21, 2016
In: Important, Incidents, Vulnerabilities

Lurking in the kernel for nine years, flaw gives untrusted users unfettered root access. A serious vulnerability that has been present for nine years in virtually all versions of the LinuxRead More →

Russia-linked phishing campaign behind the DNC breach also hit Podesta, Powell

2016-10-21
On: October 21, 2016
In: Incidents

Bit.ly-based phishing links targeted former Sec. of State, Clinton campaign chair. The breach of personal e-mail accounts for Clinton presidential campaign chairman John Podesta and former Secretary of State Colin Powell haveRead More →

In-Development Ransomware Encrypts while Pretending to be a Click Me Game

2016-10-20
On: October 20, 2016
In: Important, Incidents, Malware

Yesterday, GData malware analyst Karsten Hahn discovered an in-development ransomware disguised as a click me game.  When executed the ransomware will launch a screen that contains a Click Me button that a userRead More →

ADULT FRIENDFINDER VULNERABILITY LEAVES MILLIONS EXPOSED

2016-10-20
On: October 20, 2016
In: Vulnerabilities

Adult website Adult FriendFinder may have been compromised by a hacker who said he has gained access to the site’s backend servers and posted allegedly compromised data to his Twitter feed. TheRead More →

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