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10 Best Password Cracking Tools Of 2016 | Windows, Linux, OS X

2016-07-29
On: July 29, 2016
In: Important, Technology

Short Bytes: Password cracking is an integral part of digital forensics and pentesting. Keeping that in mind, we have prepared a list of the top 10 best password cracking toolsRead More →

QRLJacking — Hacking Technique to Hijack QR Code Based Quick Login System

2016-07-29
On: July 29, 2016
In: Incidents

Do you know that you can access your WeChat, Line and WhatsApp chats on your desktop as well using an entirely different, but fastest authentication system? It’s SQRL, or SecureRead More →

Security Bots Will Battle in Vegas for Darpa’s Hacking Crown

2016-07-28
On: July 28, 2016
In: Important, Incidents, Malware

TIM BRYANT AND Brian Knudson spent two years preparing for the Cyber Grand Challenge, a $55 million hacking contest cooked up by Darpa, the visionary research operation inside the U.S.Read More →

TPB Founder Peter Sunde — “I’ve Been Saying For Years That I Want The Pirate Bay To Shut Down”

2016-07-28
On: July 28, 2016
In: Incidents

Short Bytes: Peter Sunde, co-founder of The Pirate Bay, talked about the decentralization of the torrent ecosystem on TorrentFreak’s audio podcast series Steal The Show. Sunde said that relying onRead More →

Locky Ransomware now relies on JavaScript instead downloaders

2016-07-28
On: July 28, 2016
In: Malware

A new wave of Locky malware emails have been making the rounds since yesterday — July 20, 2016 — with a critical new development, whereby the Windows executable is nowRead More →

Another media-stealing app found on Google Play

2016-07-28
On: July 28, 2016
In: Incidents, Malware, Mobile Security

The HTML Source Code Viewer app by Sunuba Gaming poses as a development tool then steals pictures and videos from mobile devices. Last time we blogged about malware on GoogleRead More →

Attack With WPAD Protocol and PAC Files Can Leak HTTPS Traffic

2016-07-28
On: July 28, 2016
In: Incidents

Attackers can collect your HTTPS Web traffic history. Alex Chapman and Paul Stone from Context, a UK cyber security consultancy firm, have discovered a new attack method using the WPAD protocolRead More →

Keys to Chimera ransomware leaked

2016-07-27
On: July 27, 2016
In: Incidents, Malware

When ransomware authors compete on the black market, sometimes victims benefit. This time we got access to private keys of the Chimera ransomware. They have been leaked online and sharedRead More →

‘Honions’ Used To Find More Than 100 Snooping TOR Nodes

2016-07-27
On: July 27, 2016
In: Important, Incidents, Malware

Short Bytes: TOR anonymity network is one of the most useful online security measures that we’ve got. However, attackers have come up with new ways to puncture this security envelopeRead More →

Radio Hack Steals Keystrokes from Millions of Wireless Keyboards

2016-07-27
On: July 27, 2016
In: Important, Incidents

YOU SHOULD BE able to trust your wireless keyboard. And yet security researchers have been warning people to be suspicious of wireless computer accessories using sketchy radio protocols for years.Read More →

Binary SMS – The old backdoor to your new thing

2016-07-27
On: July 27, 2016
In: Malware

Despite being older than many of its users, Short Messaging Service (SMS) remains a very popular communications medium and is increasingly found on remote sensors, critical infrastructure and vehicles dueRead More →

New attack bypasses HTTPS protection on Macs, Windows, and Linux

2016-07-27
On: July 27, 2016
In: Important, Incidents, Malware, Vulnerabilities

Hack can be carried out by operators of Wi-Fi hotspots, where HTTPs is needed most. A key guarantee provided by HTTPS encryption is that the addresses of visited websites aren’t visibleRead More →

‘No More Ransom’ helps you recover data after a malware attack

2016-07-26
On: July 26, 2016
In: Malware

A new website set up by Europol, Intel and Kaspersky to help resist the threat of ransomware could allow you to recover encrypted data for free. The site is designedRead More →

Hackers steal 1.6 million Clash of Kings forum accounts

2016-07-26
On: July 26, 2016
In: Incidents

The official forum for the popular mobile game Clash of Kings is the latest to fall victim to a cyberattack after a hacker broke through its defenses and managed toRead More →

WINDOWS UAC BYPASS LEAVES SYSTEMS OPEN TO MALICIOUS DLLS

2016-07-26
On: July 26, 2016
In: Malware

Researchers have crafted a stealthy new way of bypassing Windows User Account Controls (UAC) that opens the door to attacks on targeted systems. According researchers, the bypass technique can fly underRead More →

KeySniffer Flaw Lets Attackers Log and Inject Keystrokes on Wireless Keyboards

2016-07-26
On: July 26, 2016
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

The security flaw is technically unpatchable. Attackers can intercept keystrokes from wireless keyboards as they are transmitted to nearby computers, can log sensitive data, or even inject malicious commands in theRead More →

Cybersecurity Experts Say Russia Hacked the Democrats

2016-07-25
On: July 25, 2016
In: Important, Incidents

Is the Kremlin trying to throw the U.S. presidential election to Donald Trump? It sounds like something out of a spy novel. But many cybersecurity experts, as well as theRead More →

Bug hunter downloaded the entire Vine source code

2016-07-25
On: July 25, 2016
In: Incidents

The Indian security expert and bug hunter Avinash has accessed and downloaded the entire Vine source code and it was really easy. A hacker has accessed and downloaded the sourceRead More →

Researchers Put Together PHP Zero-Day in Order to Hack PornHub

2016-07-25
On: July 25, 2016
In: Important, Incidents, Malware, Vulnerabilities

PHP project fixes issues affecting all PHP versions 5.3+ A team of three researchers went so far as to search and discover a PHP zero-day so they could hack PornHub asRead More →

Adwind RAT Affects Macs, but It’s Almost Useless

2016-07-25
On: July 25, 2016
In: Malware

Adwind author still has a lot of work ahead of him. Security researchers have observed an instance of the Adwind RAT dropping a Mac payload for the first time, but despiteRead More →

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