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KillShot to hack any website

2019-05-29
On: May 29, 2019
In: Data Security, Tutorials

The KillShot tool can crawl target web applications and find backend web technologies, identify CMS (Content Management System) in use, and scan open ports with running services. KillShot is designRead More →

Top cyber security news|29 May 19

2019-05-29
On: May 29, 2019
In: News Videos

We talk about zero day vulnerabilities in Windows, Win10 restart issues, Huawei without android but new OS, Android Tor browser & Google Gsuit password. Below are the links of theRead More →

Vulnerability in Apple allows malicious apps execution on macOS

2019-05-28
On: May 28, 2019
In: Vulnerabilities

About three months ago, web application security specialists reported to Apple a vulnerability that allows hackers to trick an intelligent device user into running malicious applications by bypassing the GatekeeperRead More →

Critical remote access vulnerability in Windows 10-prior versions

2019-05-28
On: May 28, 2019
In: Vulnerabilities

A couple of weeks ago Microsoft released a security patch to fix a remote-code execution vulnerability in its Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) services; now, IT security audit specialists report thatRead More →

Just like Facebook and Google, Apple is selling users’ information to third parties

2019-05-28
On: May 28, 2019
In: Data Security

A new incident involving large technology companies and the privacy of their users has been reported. According to website security specialists, Apple faces a class-action lawsuit for the illegal andRead More →

Teenager who hacked Apple has been spared; avoids prison time

2019-05-28
On: May 28, 2019
In: Incidents

Australian authorities decided to spare the charges against the teenager who illegally accessed the Apple networks and downloaded a considerable amount of data from the company, thereby preventing them ofRead More →

Data breach at Perceptics, vehicle plate scanner manufacturer

2019-05-27
On: May 27, 2019
In: Incidents

A group of threat actors have hacked into Perceptics, the most-used car plate license reader manufacturer in the United States; according to web application penetration testing specialists hackers accessed theRead More →

Huawei will not be able to use microSD memory cards in its future designs

2019-05-27
On: May 27, 2019
In: Technology

In recent days companies like Panasonic and ARM have joined Google in their decision to break relationships with Chinese technology manufacturer Huawei after the executive order of the administration ofRead More →

Millions of users affected by data breach at Truecaller

2019-05-27
On: May 27, 2019
In: Incidents

Experts from the IICS cyber security training report a data breach at Truecaller, the popular service to avoid phone and SMS spam. The personal data of millions of service’s users,Read More →

Data breach in Canva; over 100 million users were affected

2019-05-27
On: May 27, 2019
In: Incidents

Web application security testing specialists reported a data breach incident in Canva, a web design platform developed in Australia; a malicious actor claims to have compromised the security of theRead More →

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