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Cyber security Trends|17 June 19

2019-06-18
On: June 18, 2019
In: News Videos

We talk about Jailbreak failure in IOS 13, backdoor in all Android devices, China steals data from universities, new zero-day vulnerability in Windows 10, Astra Linux OS for Russia BelowRead More →

Your IoT devices, such as cameras, washing machines, NAS storage will be affected by this new malware

2019-06-17
On: June 17, 2019
In: Malware

A couple of years ago the Mirai botnet put thousands of system administrators in trouble before being dismantled; however, website security audit experts claim that malware developers keep using thisRead More →

OnePlus smartphones are leaking information of thousands of users

2019-06-17
On: June 17, 2019
In: Mobile Security

Web application security test researchers have released a report claiming that OnePlus smartphones are leaking sensitive user information. Users’ personal information is collected when someone buys a new OnePlus, orRead More →

CIA’s biggest cyber espionage network hacked by Iran

2019-06-17
On: June 17, 2019
In: Incidents

Iran government officials claim to have dismantled a gigantic cyber espionage network operated by the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). In addition, Iran mentions that several American spies have beenRead More →

Power blackout in Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay and Brazil; is this the biggest cyberattack ever?

2019-06-17
On: June 17, 2019
In: Incidents

A massive blackout left millions of people without power in some South American countries, such as Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay, over the last weekend. Although the exact causes of theRead More →

Why are hackers interested in people’s medical history?

2019-06-14
On: June 14, 2019
In: Data Security

A few days ago, information security specialists reported a massive data breach in American Medical Collections Agency (AMCA) that affected nearly 20 million patients in U.S. clinical companies; according toRead More →

Hackers exploit vulnerability to maliciously alter medical devices

2019-06-14
On: June 14, 2019
In: Vulnerabilities

Cybersecurity services specialists report the discovery of two vulnerabilities in Windows CE-operated Alaris Gateway workstations that support infusion pumps; according to the reports, if these flaws are exploited they couldRead More →

Ransomware attack cripples operations at ASCO aircraft parts manufacturer

2019-06-14
On: June 14, 2019
In: Incidents

Web application security testing experts reported that ASCO Industries, a worldwide leading aircraft parts manufacturing company, has become the new victim of a ransomware attack.  According to reports, most ofRead More →

Quantum cryptography, new way to encrypt private communications

2019-06-14
On: June 14, 2019
In: Technology

Quantum computing is a new paradigm different from classical computing based on the use of quantum bits (qubits), which would allow the development of new algorithms. One of the possibleRead More →

Data breach against Symantec and its costumers?

2019-06-14
On: June 14, 2019
In: Incidents

Symantec, the information security services industry giant, minimized a data breach incident that, according to cybersecurity specialists would have allowed a threat actor to access the company’s passwords and aRead More →

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