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Garage4hackers Webcast – Bypass Modern WAF’s Exemplified at XSS

2016-05-02
On: May 2, 2016
In: Vulnerabilities

Watch now and learn to Bypass Modern WAF’s Exemplified at XSS in another Series of Garage4hackers Ranchoddas Webcast. Garage4hackers presents Ranchoddas Webcast Series on  Bypassing Modern WAF’s Exemplified At XSSRead More →

Now FBI Can Hack Any Computer In The World With Just One Warrant

Now FBI Can Hack Any Computer In The World With Just One Warrant

2016-04-30
On: April 30, 2016
In: Important

Short Bytes: FBI has now got the power to hack any computer in the world with the help of a warrant from a U.S. judge. This new ruling was recently madeRead More →

A Dramatic Rise in ATM Skimming Attacks

2016-04-30
On: April 30, 2016
In: Incidents

Skimming attacks on ATMs increased at an alarming rate last year for both American and European banks and their customers, according to recent stats collected by fraud trackers. The trend appearsRead More →

BWL Electric and Water Utility shut down by ransomware

2016-04-30
On: April 30, 2016
In: Incidents, Malware

The Lansing Board of Water & Light (BWL) utility has had to shut down systems, phone lines in response to a ransomware-based attack. The Lansing Board of Water & LightRead More →

Irremovable bank data-stealing Android malware poses as Google Chrome update

Crooks Deliver Android Malware via Fake Google Chrome Updates

2016-04-30
On: April 30, 2016
In: Important, Malware, Mobile Security

Our research team has recently seen a large amount of activity in our cloud related to an Android infostealer disguised as a Google Chrome update. This malware is capable ofRead More →

Tick cyberespionage group zeros in on Japan

Tick cyberespionage group zeros in on Japan

2016-04-30
On: April 30, 2016
In: Data Security, Malware, Vulnerabilities

Compromised websites and spear-phishing emails used to infect targets with Daserf Trojan. A longstanding cyberespionage campaign has been targeting mainly Japanese organizations with its own custom-developed malware (Backdoor.Daserf). The group, known to SymantecRead More →

Ransomware Explosion Continues: CryptFlle2, BrLock and MM Locker Discovered

2016-04-29
On: April 29, 2016
In: Important, Malware, Vulnerabilities

Ransomware makes headlines when hospitals are taken offline or police departments pay cybercriminals to decrypt their files. Established threat actors have also begun distributing ransomware in high volumes (as withRead More →

Toy Maker Maisto Unwittingly Serves Up CryptXXX Ransomware

2016-04-29
On: April 29, 2016
In: Malware

The website of popular American brand Maisto, known for miniature and radio-controlled toy vehicles, was caught pushing the Angler exploit kit eventually leading to ransomware infections. According to website security company Sucuri, maisto[.]comRead More →

TUTO4PC UTILITIES SILENTLY INSTALL 12M BACKDOORS, CISCO

2016-04-29
On: April 29, 2016
In: Data Security, Malware

Security experts are warning PC users of scareware computer utilities published by the French firm Tuto4PC that secretly bundle adware and spyware. Cisco’s Talos security research team said several of the company’sRead More →

Regsvr32 can be used to install Ransomware through Jscript Installers

Regsvr32 can be used to install Ransomware through Jscript Installers

2016-04-29
On: April 29, 2016
In: Important, Malware

A security researcher named Casey Smith published an article last week where he detailed how the Windows Regsvr32.exe command could be used to bypass AppLocker restrictions. In this article he described a notRead More →

Malware Takes Advantage of Windows ‘God Mode’

Malware Takes Advantage of Windows ‘God Mode’

2016-04-29
On: April 29, 2016
In: Malware

Microsoft Windows has hidden an Easter Egg since Windows Vista. It allows users to create a specially named folder that acts as a shortcut to Windows settings and special folders,Read More →

Former Tor developer created malware for the FBI to hack Tor users

Former Tor developer created malware for the FBI to hack Tor users

2016-04-28
On: April 28, 2016
In: Data Security, Important, Malware, Vulnerabilities

How does the U.S. government beat Tor, the anonymity software used by millions of people around the world? By hiring someone with experience on the inside. A former Tor ProjectRead More →

Ran$umBin a dark web service dedicated to ransomware

Ran$umBin a dark web service dedicated to ransomware

2016-04-28
On: April 28, 2016
In: Malware

A group cyber criminals created Ran$umBin, A Dark web service which operates the one-stop shop for monetizing ransomware. These days Ransomware are quite common and it is widespread and heavilyRead More →

pentest

Methodologies for Penetration Testing

2016-04-28
On: April 28, 2016
In: Data Security, Technology, Vulnerabilities

These days cyber attacks occur not only in large companies but also in small businesses in countries like Mexico, Brazil, United States, Colombia, Costa Rica, Argentina, UAE, India etc accordingRead More →

American Samoa Domain Registry Was Exposing Client Data Since the Mid-1990s

2016-04-28
On: April 28, 2016
In: Important, Incidents, Vulnerabilities

Flaw allowed anyone to edit & take control over .as domains. A British security researcher that goes online only by the name of InfoSec Guy revealed today that American Samoa domainRead More →

Qatar National Bank Hacked, Hackers Leak 1.4GB Database

2016-04-28
On: April 28, 2016
In: Incidents

Hackers leak 1.4GB database of information after breaching Qatar National Bank.A group of unknown hackers have claimed to have hacked into the servers of Qatar National Bank (QNB), based inRead More →

TrueCrypter Ransomware accepts payment in Bitcoins or Amazon Gift Card

2016-04-28
On: April 28, 2016
In: Important, Malware, Vulnerabilities

Yesterday, a new ransomware called TrueCrypter was discovered by AVG malware analyst Jakub Kroustek.  This ransomware encrypts your data using AES-256 encryption and then demands either .2 bitcoins or $115 USD inRead More →

RUMMS: THE LATEST FAMILY OF ANDROID MALWARE ATTACKING USERS IN RUSSIA VIA SMS PHISHING

2016-04-27
On: April 27, 2016
In: Important, Malware, Mobile Security, Vulnerabilities

Recently we observed an Android malware family being used to attack users in Russia. The malware samples were mainly distributed through a series of malicious subdomains registered under a legitimateRead More →

Hacking group “PLATINUM” used Windows’ own patching system against it

2016-04-27
On: April 27, 2016
In: Data Security

Unknown group attacked South East Asian targets, sometimes for years at a time. Microsoft’s Windows Defender Advanced Threat Hunting team works to track down and identify hacking groups that perpetrate attacks. TheRead More →

Decrypted: Kaspersky releases free decryptor for CryptXXX Ransomware

2016-04-27
On: April 27, 2016
In: Malware

Last week Kafeine​ posted an analysis of a new ransomware called CryptXXX on the Proofpoint blog. Based on their analysis they determined that CryptXXX is affiliated with the developers of theRead More →

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