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Telegram suffers DoS attack; the company says the China government is behind the hacking

2019-06-13
On: June 13, 2019
In: Incidents

The instant messaging service Telegram suffered a denial of service (DoS) attack this Wednesday; through Twitter, the company unveiled the incident, mentioning that users might experience some connection problems whenRead More →

How to open unknown files that have malware in Windows 10 with Sandbox

2019-06-12
On: June 12, 2019
In: Technology, Tutorials

According to experts in security audits, from the May update of 2019 Windows Sandbox is available for Windows 10 system administrators. This tool provides an isolated environment of the mainRead More →

New zero-day cryptographic vulnerability found in Windows 10

2019-06-12
On: June 12, 2019
In: Vulnerabilities

Website security audit experts member of Google’s “Project Zero”, which is responsible for detecting zero-day vulnerabilities, have revealed a new Windows flaw that was still in the process of beingRead More →

Companies with Oracle WebLogic must be careful; cryptomining malware affects servers

2019-06-12
On: June 12, 2019
In: Malware

A group of web application security experts from Trend Micro firm have detected a hacking campaign against Oracle WebLogic Server implementations to install malicious cryptocurrency mining software. Hackers exploit aRead More →

First it was Baltimore, now Philadelphia is under malware attack

2019-06-12
On: June 12, 2019
In: Malware

The Philadelphia online court system has been closed for a month due to a virus that has interrupted access to the network, report specialists from the IICS’s cybersecurity course.  “SuddenlyRead More →

RAMBleed, new variant of Rowhammer attack to steal RAM memory information

2019-06-12
On: June 12, 2019
In: Technology

A team of experts in network security from Australia and the United States has published an investigation that reveals a new variant of the Rowhammer attack. First detected in 2014,Read More →

Cyber security Trends|12 June 19

2019-06-12
On: June 12, 2019
In: News Videos

We talk about E.U asks for network history, vulnerabilities in Cloud hardware, SIM Swapping attacks, Artificial clicks in MacOs, Apple launches access with ID Below are the links of theRead More →

Twenty years in prison for hackers/founders of Mariposa botnet and Bitcoin platform NiceHash

2019-06-11
On: June 11, 2019
In: Malware

According to digital forensics specialists, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is trying to charge some hackers, including the founder of NiceHash cryptocurrency platform, for a supposed conspiracy to distributeRead More →

Hackers steal Radiohead recordings; demand a $150k USD ransom

2019-06-11
On: June 11, 2019
In: Incidents

According to information security services specialists, the music group Radiohead was the victim of a group of hackers which somehow managed to steal a set of archived sessions of theRead More →

Vulnerability in Linux allows hacking a system by simply opening a Vim file

2019-06-11
On: June 11, 2019
In: Vulnerabilities

The website security expert Armin Razmjou has reported the finding of remote command execution vulnerability in Vim and Neovim, considered a high severity flaw. The compromised tools are the mostRead More →

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