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The Ded Cryptor Ransomware thinks you have been Naughty this Year

2016-06-18
On: June 18, 2016
In: Malware

A new EDA2 ransomware was discovered by Michael Gillespie called Ded Cryptor. This ransomware has been around for quite a while and targets both Russian and English speaking victims. When installed, the victimsRead More →

Advisory: HTTP Header Injection in Python urllib

2016-06-17
On: June 17, 2016
In: Vulnerabilities

Python’s built-in URL library (“urllib2” in 2.x and “urllib” in 3.x) is vulnerable to protocol stream injection attacks (a.k.a. “smuggling” attacks) via the http scheme. If an attacker could convinceRead More →

Attackers bundle an old version of TeamViewer to exploit vulnerability

Unsupported TeamViewer Versions Exploited For Backdoors, Keylogging

2016-06-17
On: June 17, 2016
In: Vulnerabilities

Users of the TeamViewer remote-access service have beencomplaining in recent weeks about how their systems have been hacked into, unauthorized purchases made on their cards, their bank accounts emptied. Initially itRead More →

Intel x86 CPUs Come with a Secret Backdoor That Nobody Can Touch or Disable

2016-06-17
On: June 17, 2016
In: Malware

Intel x86 CPUs Come with a Secret Backdoor That Nobody Can Touch or Disable. Hardware security expert Damien Zammit says that recent Intel x86 CPUs come with a secret subsystemRead More →

GitHub attacker launched massive login campaign using stolen passwords

2016-06-17
On: June 17, 2016
In: Incidents

Repository’s own account data not breached, affected passwords reset. On June 14, someone using what appears to have been a list of e-mail addresses and passwords obtained from the breach ofRead More →

Microsoft OLE Abused to Embed Malicious Code in Office Docs, Similarly to Macros

2016-06-16
On: June 16, 2016
In: Data Security, Malware

Sysadmins should disable OLE object execution. Malware coders have found a macro-like infection method that abuses the Microsoft Object Linking and Embedding (OLE) system to trick users into running malicious scripts.Read More →

Windows ‘BadTunnel’ Attack Hijacks Network Traffic

2016-06-16
On: June 16, 2016
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

A researcher in China has discovered a design flaw in Microsoft Windows that affects all versions of the operating system—including Windows 10—and lets an attacker hijack a victim organization’s networkRead More →

Mossack Fonseca IT Worker Arrested in Switzerland, Suspected Panama Papers Leak

2016-06-16
On: June 16, 2016
In: Incidents

Man arrested after Mossack Fonseca filed official complaint. An IT manager for Panamanian law firm Mossack Fonseca was arrested yesterday in Geneva, Switzerland, on suspicion of data theft, Swiss newspaper LeRead More →

Hacking Facebook Accounts with just a phone number through the SS7 protocol

2016-06-16
On: June 16, 2016
In: Important, Incidents, Vulnerabilities

Even where users have chosen strong passwords and taken extrasecurity measures, their Facebook FB -0.29% accounts are not safe from hackers. Researchers have proven just that by taking control of a FacebookRead More →

The xDedic marketplace is selling over 70,000 hacked Servers

2016-06-15
On: June 15, 2016
In: Incidents, Malware

Over the last two years, deep in the slums of the Internet, a different kind of underground market has flourished. The short, cryptic name perhaps doesn’t say much about it:Read More →

The Car Hacker’s Handbook digs into automotive data security

2016-06-15
On: June 15, 2016
In: Data Security

In the coming age of autonomous cars, connected cars, and cars that can communicate with each other, the city’s infrastructure, our phones, and the entire internet of things, data securityRead More →

Russian government hackers penetrated DNC, stole opposition research on Trump

2016-06-15
On: June 15, 2016
In: Incidents

Russian government hackers penetrated the computer network of the Democratic National Committee and gained access to the entire database of opposition research on GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump, according toRead More →

Mobile Ad SDK Exposes iOS Users to Remote Attacks

2016-06-15
On: June 15, 2016
In: Important, Incidents, Mobile Security, Vulnerabilities

Vpon is one of many mobile ad SDKs marketed towards mainland Chinese and Taiwanese developers and app users. Recently, FireEye mobile security researchers identified a branch of Vpon ad SDKRead More →

Hack the Pentagon, hackers already found more than 100 flaws

2016-06-15
On: June 15, 2016
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

Hackers contracted by the DoD under the Hack the Pentagon initiative have found more than 100 vulnerabilities exceeding Government’s expectations. Do you remember the ‘Hack the Pentagon‘ initiative? ‘Hack the Pentagon’ isRead More →

Fraudsters can clone 15 bank cards a second with hi-tech contactless device

2016-06-14
On: June 14, 2016
In: Important, Incidents, Vulnerabilities

A DODGY new device can clone up to 15 contactless bank cards every second. Crooks use the hi-tech hacking unit to fund shopping sprees using stolen details. The scanner skims detailsRead More →

FLocker Mobile Ransomware Crosses to Smart TV

2016-06-14
On: June 14, 2016
In: Malware, Mobile Security

Using multiple devices that run on one platform makes life easier for a lot of people. However, if a malware affects one of these devices, the said malware may eventuallyRead More →

North Korea mounts long-running hack of South Korea computers, says Seoul

2016-06-14
On: June 14, 2016
In: Incidents

North Korea hacked into more than 140,000 computers at 160 South Korean firms and government agencies, planting malicious code under a long-term plan laying groundwork for a massive cyber attackRead More →

The new RAA Ransomware is created entirely using Javascript

2016-06-14
On: June 14, 2016
In: Malware

A new ransomware was discovered by security researchers@JAMES_MHT and @benkow_ called RAA that is made 100% from JavaScript.  In the past we had seen a ransomware called Ransom32 that was created using NodeJS andRead More →

Scammers have already started trying to exploit Orlando shooting for bitcoins

2016-06-14
On: June 14, 2016
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

Fake Twitter account for Pulse nightclub asks for “contributions” through scam site.  The vultures have already begun to descend on the tragedy in Orlando, Florida. A fake Twitter account claimingRead More →

Lurk Banker Trojan: Exclusively for Russia

2016-06-13
On: June 13, 2016
In: Malware

One piece of advice that often appears in closed message boards used by Russian cybercriminals is “Don’t work with RU”. This is a kind of instruction given by more experiencedRead More →

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