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WhatsApp Video Calling Feature Spotted in Android Beta Update

2016-05-14
On: May 14, 2016
In: Mobile Security

The WhatsApp beta for Android update (v2.16.80) via the Google Play beta testing program displays the voice calling feature, however, it isn’t functional yet. To recall, the Facebook-owned messaging serviceRead More →

4 Ways to Protect Against the Very Real Threat of Ransomware

2016-05-14
On: May 14, 2016
In: Data Security

RANSOMWARE IS A multi-million-dollar crime operation that strikes everyone from hospitals to police departments to online casinos. It’s such a profitable scheme that experts say traditional cyberthieves are abandoning theirRead More →

Two billboards in Alabama hacked to run Marco Rubio Porn Meme

2016-05-14
On: May 14, 2016
In: Incidents

Marco Rubio Memes flash on 2 Alabama billboards after apparent hack. Alabama citizens may have had the fright of of their life when they saw 2 giant billboards in theirRead More →

Hancitor and Ruckguv Reappear, Updated and With Vawtrak On Deck

2016-05-14
On: May 14, 2016
In: Data Security, Important, Malware

Proofpoint researchers have recently observed the re-emergence of two malware downloaders that had largely disappeared for several months. Hancitor (also known as Tordal and Chanitor) and Ruckguv have reappeared inRead More →

Andromeda distributors craft new strategies for attacks

2016-05-14
On: May 14, 2016
In: Data Security, Important, Incidents

Most of popular botnet Andromeda’s (also known as Gamarue) distribution channels have been discovered and analyzed by antivirus vendors. This has forced Andromeda’s distributors to come up with a new attackRead More →

Five-Year-Old SAP Vulnerability Affects Over 500 Companies, Not 36

2016-05-14
On: May 14, 2016
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

Onapsis and US-CERT warned about attacks against 36 companies, another security firm begs to differ. The impact of a five-year-old security issue affecting SAP customers that has recently resurfaced has beenRead More →

Second bank hit by ‘sophisticated’ malware attack, says Swift

2016-05-13
On: May 13, 2016
In: Incidents, Malware

The financial messaging network says a commercial bank was targeted in an attack with ‘deep knowledge of operational controls’. Swift, the global financial messaging network that banks use to move billionsRead More →

Microsoft Windows zero-day exposes companies to credit card data theft

2016-05-13
On: May 13, 2016
In: Vulnerabilities

The boom in PoS systems in the US has its drawbacks. Researchers from FireEye have disclosed the details of cyberattack group leveraging a Microsoft Windows zero-day flaw in targeted attacks againstRead More →

Jigsaw Ransomware becomes CryptoHitman with Porno Extension

2016-05-13
On: May 13, 2016
In: Incidents

The notorious Jigsaw Ransomware has rebranded itself as CryptoHitman and now uses the character from the popular Hitman video games and movies. In addition to adding the Hitman character to its locker screen,Read More →

Kinky fetish forum hacked, hackers leak 100,000 user details

2016-05-13
On: May 13, 2016
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

Hardcore fetish forum, Rosebutt Board hacked, traceable personal details leaked. The online hardcore fetish forum called Rosebutt Board was hacked by unknown hackers who leaked personal identifiable information of more thanRead More →

Petya is back and with a friend named Mischa Ransomware

2016-05-13
On: May 13, 2016
In: Malware

A new installer for Petya was released that also installs the Mischa Ransomware if it is unable to gain Administrative privileges.  In the past, when Petya was installed it requested Administrative privilegesRead More →

Chinese ARM vendor left developer backdoor in kernel for Android, other devices

2016-05-12
On: May 12, 2016
In: Important, Vulnerabilities

Allwinner’s ARM Linux kernel includes “rootmydevice” code that gives apps root. Allwinner, a Chinese system-on-a-chip company that makes the processor used in many low-cost Android tablets, set-top boxes, ARM-based PCs,Read More →

What the hack? More than 88,000 .sg accounts stolen by hacker

What the hack? More than 88,000 .sg accounts stolen by hacker

2016-05-12
On: May 12, 2016
In: Incidents

Last week, US-based cyber security firm Hold Security recovered 272.3 million stolen accounts from a fraudster. Out of those, 88,000 accounts originated from Singapore, Hold Security’s founder and chief informationRead More →

Facebook wants to teach you how to hack

Facebook wants to teach you how to hack

2016-05-12
On: May 12, 2016
In: Data Security

Can you capture the flag? Facebook’s Capture the Flag program can be used to teach basic security skills. Facebook wants to teach the next generation security skills and hopes theRead More →

Compression tool 7-Zip pwned, pain flows to top security, software tools

Compression tool 7-Zip pwned, pain flows to top security, software tools

2016-05-12
On: May 12, 2016
In: Incidents

Attackers can score user privileges thanks to heap corruption hassle Some of the world’s biggest security and software vendors will be rushing to patch holes in implementations of the popularRead More →

Android Malware Promises Porn, but Roots Device and Installs Other Malware

Android Malware Promises Porn, but Roots Device and Installs Other Malware

2016-05-12
On: May 12, 2016
In: Data Security

Android malware is not unusual; we’ve even seen it pop up in Google’s Marketplace app on several occasions. Increasing in both sophistication and stealthiest, Android malware has mostly been aRead More →

Mozilla Begs Court for Details About Pedophile Tor Hack to Keep Firefox Safe

Mozilla Begs Court for Details About Pedophile Tor Hack to Keep Firefox Safe

2016-05-12
On: May 12, 2016
In: Data Security

In 2015, the FBI hacked Tor to identify users of child sex websites. Now, Mozilla is begging courts to divulge to it how the operation was carried out so thatRead More →

Hey FBI, India can Hack iPhones but Doesn’t Want Backdoors

2016-05-11
On: May 11, 2016
In: Data Security, Mobile Security

Maybe the FBI should team up with India because that country’s government says it can hack into Apple’s iPhones. Both think access to encrypted data in investigations is important, althoughRead More →

Seoul blames North Korea for hacking a South Korean defense contractor

2016-05-11
On: May 11, 2016
In: Important, Incidents

Is the North Korea behind the hack of a South Korean defense contractor? The officials announced an investigation into the security incident. There is a constant tension between South KoreaRead More →

IT Security Plan

How to define information security plan?

2016-05-11
On: May 11, 2016
In: Data Security, Important, Mobile Security, Technology, Vulnerabilities

The information security plan describes how the security is implemented, defined policies, controls and solutions. The information security plan is developed considering all the IT resources depending on the securityRead More →

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