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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 →

This guy earned 1 million USD from ATM hacking of 500 bank accounts

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

A Romanian citizen was sentenced to 65 months in prison for operating a payment card fraud scheme using an attack variant known as “skimming“. According to experts in IT systemsRead More →

U.S. customs data and travellers photos for sale. U.S. immigrayion system hacked?

2019-06-10
On: June 10, 2019
In: Incidents

According to specialists in website security services, U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials have reported that the photos of the passengers registered by the agency have been the subject ofRead More →

Critical vulnerabilities found in VLC player, update as soon as possible

2019-06-10
On: June 10, 2019
In: Vulnerabilities

Two severe vulnerabilities in the popular open source multimedia player VLC have recently been corrected. According to experts in web security audit, one is a buffer overflow flaw and theRead More →

One of the biggest gaming forums has been hacked; over 1M affected users

2019-06-10
On: June 10, 2019
In: Incidents

Website security specialists reported a data breach incident at Emuparadise, a videogame discussion forum that used to work as an emulator web portal, which affects over a million accounts fromRead More →

China is hijacking Europe’s mobile traffic to spy on users

2019-06-10
On: June 10, 2019
In: Technology

A considerable proportion of the mobile traffic generated in Europe was redirected on 6 June; according to web application security specialists, this happened through the infrastructure of China Telecom, theRead More →

Clever bank hack allowed crooks to make unlimited ATM withdrawals

Vulnerability allows code execution in ATMs to get free money withdrawals

2019-06-10
On: June 10, 2019
In: Vulnerabilities

Website security services specialists report that Diebold Nixdorf, one of the world’s leading ATM manufacturers, will begin an awareness campaign for its customers aiming to implement protections for older OptevaRead More →

Top cyber security news|10 June 19

2019-06-10
On: June 10, 2019
In: News Videos

We talk about How to recover files without paying ransomware, Canva, Flipboard & online dating apps data breach, Hiddenwasp a Malware that affects Linux.
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