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Massive database exposes information of over 80 million people in the U.S.

2019-04-30
On: April 30, 2019
In: Incidents

Cyber forensics course specialists have reported a cyberattack that has affected more than 80 million of property owners in the U.S. The attack campaign is reportedly still active, so theRead More →

Hackers use botnet to attack Electrum Bitcoin wallet; over $4M USD stolen

2019-04-30
On: April 30, 2019
In: Technology

Cybersecurity specialists have reported an active attack campaign against users of Electrum, a popular Bitcoin wallet; according to reports, hackers are deploying the attack using a gigantic botnet of moreRead More →

New way to detect the malware hidden in hardware

2019-04-29
On: April 29, 2019
In: Malware

While detecting malicious software hidden in hardware parts is an incredibly complex task, cyber forensics course specialists believe that important steps are being taken to address this attack vector. Recently,Read More →

Ransomware attack at Cleveland Hopkins airport in the U.S.

2019-04-29
On: April 29, 2019
In: Incidents

Cybersecurity specialists recently reported a ransomware infection at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, U.S. Local media mention that malicious software has affected all computers linked to payroll, email and airport recordsRead More →

Critical vulnerabilities compromise millions of IoT devices

2019-04-29
On: April 29, 2019
In: Vulnerabilities

Cyber forensics course specialists reported critical security vulnerabilities in iLnkP2P, a peer-to-peer (P2P) communications software component that, if exploited, would allow a hacker to access and take control of aboutRead More →

Critical vulnerability in WooCommerce, WordPress plugin

2019-04-29
On: April 29, 2019
In: Vulnerabilities

Cybersecurity specialists recommend e-commerce WordPress websites using the WooCommerce plugin to remain alert due to the presence of a critical vulnerability that, if exploited, could allow hackers to take controlRead More →

Data breach at Docker; hackers steal access keys for almost 200k accounts

2019-04-29
On: April 29, 2019
In: Incidents

In recent days, a still not identified hacker group got unauthorized access to a Docker database, a company dedicated to programmer software development, compromising around 200k users’ accounts, as reportedRead More →

Never use Alexa and Amazon Echo if you value your privacy

2019-04-26
On: April 26, 2019
In: Technology

We may sometimes forget it, but it is always necessary to remember that smart speakers like Alexa and Amazon Echo are nothing more than a microphone connected to the Internet,Read More →

Police agencies will be able to force you to unlock your smartphone using fingerprints and Face ID

2019-04-26
On: April 26, 2019
In: Mobile Security

According to cyber forensics course specialists, a U.S. judge granted permission to a police agency to force some users to put their fingers in the fingerprint reader of some iPhoneRead More →

Multiple Android apps infected with adware; 30 million users affected

2019-04-26
On: April 26, 2019
In: Mobile Security

Cyber forensics course specialists report the presence of adware in at least 50 Android applications available on the official Google Play Store platform. In some cases, adware is capable ofRead More →

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