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How to Remove KeRanger Ransomware from Your Mac

We Can Decrypt Files Locked by KeRanger Mac Ransomware, Says Russian AV Vendor

2016-03-12
On: March 12, 2016
In: Malware

Dr.Web security researchers say they can recover files. Dr.Web, a Russian-based antivirus maker, has announced it found a method of unlocking files encrypted by the KeRanger Mac ransomware which appeared lastRead More →

Flash – aaah-aarrgh! Patch now as hackers exploit fresh holes

Flash – aaah-aarrgh! Patch now as hackers exploit fresh holes

2016-03-11
On: March 11, 2016
In: Important, Vulnerabilities

Flash, I love you, but we only have fourteen hours to save everyone’s computers. Adobe has urged users to patch their Windows, OS X and Linux editions of Flash Player toRead More →

0-day critical flaws in mobile modems allow hackers to take over your PC

2016-03-11
On: March 11, 2016
In: Vulnerabilities

The Russian security tester Timur Yunusov has discovered critical flaw affecting routers and 3G and 4G mobile modems from Huawei, ZTE, Gemtek, and Quanta. The Russian security tester Timur Yunusov hasRead More →

The majority of CCTV cameras can be easily hacked

The majority of CCTV cameras can be easily hacked

2016-03-11
On: March 11, 2016
In: Incidents

Your CCTV camera might make you feel physically safer, but after reading this article, it will sure make you feel virtually vulnerable. New research from cloud-based video surveillance company CloudviewRead More →

One of the greatest art heists of our time was actually a data hack

One of the greatest art heists of our time was actually a data hack

2016-03-11
On: March 11, 2016
In: Incidents

The story behind the Nefertiti Hack just got a lot stranger. But is it a hoax? Last month, two artists grabbed headlines across the world by announcing that they had snuckRead More →

Triada Trojan the most sophisticated mobile malware seen to date

Triada Trojan the most sophisticated mobile malware seen to date

2016-03-11
On: March 11, 2016
In: Malware, Mobile Security

Kaspersky Lab recently spotted a new Android malware dubbed Triads Trojan, which they say is the most advanced mobile malware seen to date. Malware researchers at Kaspersky Lab have discoveredRead More →

PlayStation 4 capable of booting Linux due to the latest hack

2016-03-10
On: March 10, 2016
In: Important

This hack can boot Linux on PlayStation 4 This is not the first time that fail0verflow announced it had successfully hacked Sony’s PlayStation 4 to run Linux, and even showcased toRead More →

Android banking trojan masquerades as Flash Player and bypasses 2FA

Android banking trojan masquerades as Flash Player and bypasses 2FA

2016-03-10
On: March 10, 2016
In: Mobile Security

Active users of mobile banking apps should be aware of a new Android banking trojan campaign targeting customers of large banks in Australia, New Zealand and Turkey. The banking malware,Read More →

Tracking users on the Tor Network through mouse movements

2016-03-10
On: March 10, 2016
In: Important

A security researcher has devised a new technique to track users by analyzing the mouse movements, even when surfing on the Tor network. While we surf on the Internet weRead More →

More than a billion Android devices are easy to hack

More than a billion Android devices are easy to hack

2016-03-10
On: March 10, 2016
In: Mobile Security, Vulnerabilities

A large percentage of Android devices is affected by security vulnerabilities that could be exploited by attackers to easily gain a Root Access. According to experts at TrendMicro a large percentageRead More →

Phishers are creating YouTube channels to document their attacks

Phishers are creating YouTube channels to document their attacks

2016-03-10
On: March 10, 2016
In: Incidents

Phishing attacks have linked back to YouTube channels where phishers explain their attacks and promote their tools while looking for buyers. Symantec recently discovered a phishing site for Amazon.com whichRead More →

How to exploit TFTP protocol to launch powerful DDoS amplification attacks

How to exploit TFTP protocol to launch powerful DDoS amplification attacks

2016-03-09
On: March 9, 2016
In: Important, Incidents

A group of security researchers from the Edinburgh Napier University elaborated a new DDoS amplification technique relying on the TFTP protocol. A group of security experts from the Edinburgh NapierRead More →

CVE 2015-7547 glibc getaddrinfo() DNS Vulnerability

2016-03-09
On: March 9, 2016
In: Vulnerabilities

Hello w0rld! JUMPSEC researchers have spent some time on the glibc DNS vulnerability indexed as CVE 2015-7547 (It hasn’t got a cool name like GHOST unfortunately…). It appears to beRead More →

Boffins bust biometrics with inkjet printer

Boffins bust biometrics with inkjet printer

2016-03-09
On: March 9, 2016
In: Data Security

Printed electronics makes the perfect fake fingerprint. Boffins from Michigan State University have loaded up an inkjet printer with cartridges designed for printing electronic circuits, and used the output to foolRead More →

KeRanger Ransomware Is Actually Linux.Encoder Ported for Macs

KeRanger Ransomware Is Actually Linux.Encoder Ported for Macs

2016-03-09
On: March 9, 2016
In: Important, Malware

It appears that the KeRanger Mac ransomware has roots in Linux, not Windows, as many were expecting to. A big surprise was revealed today by security researchers from Romanian antivirus companyRead More →

Security pros believe an encryption backdoor is open to abuse

Security pros believe an encryption backdoor is open to abuse

2016-03-09
On: March 9, 2016
In: Malware

The Government wants backdoor access to our devices so that it can protect us from terrorists and defend matters of national security. Even if its intentions are good, there areRead More →

South Korea accused North Korea of hacking key officials’ mobile

South Korea accused North Korea of hacking key officials’ mobile

2016-03-09
On: March 9, 2016
In: Mobile Security

The South Korean NIS revealed that North Korea had hacked into smartphones belonging to a number of key government officials. The South Korean National Intelligence Service (NIS) revealed that North Korea had hackedRead More →

NatWest tightens online banking security after hacks' 'hack' exposé

NatWest tightens online banking security after hacks’ ‘hack’ exposé

2016-03-08
On: March 8, 2016
In: Important, Mobile Security

Step 1. Simply take over a victim’s mobile phone number. NatWest is tightening up its internet banking systems after security shortcomings were exposed by journalists. BBC hacks were able to hijackRead More →

How to bypass Apple Passcode in 9.1 and later

2016-03-08
On: March 8, 2016
In: Vulnerabilities

A number of bypass vulnerabilities still affect iOS devices and could be exploited by an attacker to bypass the passcode authorization screen. A number of bypass vulnerabilities still affect iOS devicesRead More →

Bangladesh Bank Says Hackers Stole Its Money from US Federal Reserve Account

Bangladesh Bank Says Hackers Stole Its Money from US Federal Reserve Account

2016-03-08
On: March 8, 2016
In: Important, Incidents, Vulnerabilities

Federal Reserve officials deny the incident took place. Serious accusations have been made today by Bangladesh’s central bank, which has said that hackers breached its US Federal Reserve account and stoleRead More →

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