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How to hack Google FR by exploiting a cross-site scripting flaw

2016-09-14
On: September 14, 2016
In: Incidents

The security expert Issam Rabhi (@issam_rabhi) has discovered a cross-site scripting vulnerability in Google France. The giant already fixed it. A security expert from French security outfit Sysdream, Issam RabhiRead More →

6.6 million plaintext passwords exposed as site gets hacked to the bone

2016-09-14
On: September 14, 2016
In: Incidents

Next time a site wants your personal info, remember the ClixSense debacle. Plaintext passwords, usernames, e-mail addresses, and a wealth of other personal information has been published for more than 2.2Read More →

Microsoft Publisher files spread backdoor to steal corporate data, Bitdefender warns

2016-09-14
On: September 14, 2016
In: Incidents

A targeted spam wave is infecting Windows computers with a backdoor capable of stealing sensitive corporate information from medium and small-sized businesses. Bitdefender antispam researchers have identified a couple ofRead More →

DualToy Windows Trojan Secretly Sideloads Apps on Android and iOS Devices

2016-09-14
On: September 14, 2016
In: Malware

Number of DualToy infections is on the rise. A trojan targeting Windows computers is secretly sideloading mobile applications to any Android or iOS devices the user is connecting to infected PCsRead More →

324,000 Financial Records leaked online, who is the victim?

2016-09-14
On: September 14, 2016
In: Incidents

A hacker leaked a data dump containing more than 320,000 Financial Records apparently stolen from an Israeli payment processor. Another data breach is in the headline, roughly 324,000 financial records have been leaked online.Read More →

NoobCrypt Ransomware Dev shows Noobness by using Same Password for Everyone

2016-09-13
On: September 13, 2016
In: Important, Incidents, Malware

It is a good day when a ransomware programmer channels their noobness and releases an insecure ransomware. This is the case with a new variant of the NoobCrypt Ransomware that was discovered by security researcher Jakub Kroustek.Read More →

Bad Press Forces Shark Ransomware Project to Rebrand

2016-09-13
On: September 13, 2016
In: Malware

Shark Ransomware Project rebrands as Atom. The Shark Ransomware Project has recently rebranded and switched to a new domain in an attempt to start from scratch, calling itself Atom – aRead More →

Thousands of infected FTP servers net attackers $88k in cryptocurrency

2016-09-13
On: September 13, 2016
In: Incidents, Malware

Targets foot hardware and electricity costs of mining Monero coins. Attackers are draining the CPU and power resources of thousands file transfer protocol servers by infecting them with malware that surreptitiouslyRead More →

Hands-on: Blue Hydra can expose the all-too-unhidden world of Bluetooth

2016-09-13
On: September 13, 2016
In: Incidents

Bluetooth Low Energy devices like smart watches, “wearables,” give you up all day. My new neighbor was using AirDrop to move some files from his phone to his iMac. I hadn’tRead More →

Fire Drill Gone Bad Shuts Down An ING Bank Data Center for Ten Hours

2016-09-12
On: September 12, 2016
In: Important, Incidents, Malware, Vulnerabilities

High-pitched sound destroys bank’s data storage drives. Problems during a planned fire drill shut down ING Romania’s entire data center for ten hours on Saturday, in an event that looked likeRead More →

Don't open that Facebook email attachment -- it could be malware

Hacking wannabe hackers: watch out Facebook Hacker Tools!

2016-09-12
On: September 12, 2016
In: Important, Incidents, Vulnerabilities

Everyone is a potential victim, even the wannabe hackers that try to exploit Facebook Hacker Tools to hack into friends’ accounts. When dealing with cybercrime everyone, is a potential victim,Read More →

How America’s 911 emergency response system can be hacked

2016-09-12
On: September 12, 2016
In: Mobile Security, Vulnerabilities

Critical to the success of the 911 emergency phone system, which has saved countless lives since it was first implemented in 1968, is its ability to quickly route calls toRead More →

Federal Judge: Hacking Someone’s Computer Is Definitely a ‘Search’

2016-09-12
On: September 12, 2016
In: Data Security

Courts across the country can’t seem to agree on whether the FBI’s recent hacking activities ran afoul of the law—and the confusion has led to some fairly alarming theories aboutRead More →

Everything about the CSV Excel Macro Injection

2016-09-12
On: September 12, 2016
In: Vulnerabilities

CSV Excel Macro Injection also known as Formula Injection or  CSV Injection is an attack technique used in the day today penetration testing of the application. CSV injection is aRead More →

Is Using Remote Access Trojans (RATs) to Monitor Your Kids Acceptable?

2016-09-10
On: September 10, 2016
In: Important, Incidents, Malware, Vulnerabilities

These days, parents can easily end up installing RATs instead of legitimate parental control software. Parents looking for a way to monitor their child’s online activities may turn to malware knownRead More →

Niche software vulnerabilities leave enterprises open to attack

2016-09-10
On: September 10, 2016
In: Vulnerabilities

News of software vulnerabilities often centers on products from well-known companies that potentially put large numbers of end users at risk. But a new report from software solutions company FlexeraRead More →

Doctor Web discovers the first Linux Trojan that is written in Rust language

2016-09-10
On: September 10, 2016
In: Malware

Experts from Dr Web discovered a new Linux Trojan called Linux.BackDoor.Irc.16 that is written in the Rust programming language. It is a prolific period for Vxers working on Linux Trojan, aRead More →

Expanding on a Known Vulnerability: Attacking with Jython

2016-09-10
On: September 10, 2016
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

As a Reverse Engineer at Tenable, I investigate disclosed vulnerabilities in order to write remote plugins for the Nessus® vulnerability scanner. Each investigation is unique and presents its own setRead More →

Two critical bugs and more malicious apps make for a bad week for Android

2016-09-10
On: September 10, 2016
In: Mobile Security, Vulnerabilities

Google releases fixes for newer devices and ejects apps following reports. It was a bad week for millions of Android phone users. Two critical vulnerabilities were disclosed but remain unpatchedRead More →

Over 33 Million QIP.ru Accounts Hacked

2016-09-09
On: September 9, 2016
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

Second large Russian data breach released this week compromising millions across the world. Today, HEROIC obtained and validated a data breach of over 33 million accounts associated with Russian instantRead More →

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