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Tornado alert systems in Texas were hacked

2019-03-21
On: March 21, 2019
In: Incidents

On March 12th, around 2:00 A.M., the sound of emergency alerts awakened the inhabitants of two locations in Texas, U.S., all due to a hacking incident, reported ethical hacking trainingRead More →

Tesla’s autonomous vehicle source code was stolen

2019-03-21
On: March 21, 2019
In: Technology

Tesla Motors has filed a lawsuit against a former employee who allegedly would have stolen the source code of Autopilot, Tesla’s semi-autonomous driving system, to give it to the ChineseRead More →

Google Photos could leak location history of its users

2019-03-20
On: March 20, 2019
In: Technology

Experts of an online ethical hacking training from the International Institute of Cyber Security reported the emergence of vulnerability in Google Photos with which a malicious actor could access theRead More →

Critical key exchange vulnerability in PuTTY

2019-03-20
On: March 20, 2019
In: Vulnerabilities

PuTTY, the SSH client has been updated with various security patches, while its main maintainers recently admitted that a critical vulnerability was corrected, reported online ethical hacking training experts fromRead More →

Facebook faces criminal investigation for violating privacy agreements

2019-03-20
On: March 20, 2019
In: Incidents

Apparently it is impossible for Facebook to get away from the problems. According to an ethical hacking training expert from the International Institute of Cyber Security, the social network facesRead More →

Intel launches security patches to fix critical vulnerabilities

2019-03-20
On: March 20, 2019
In: Vulnerabilities

In recent days Intel released a considerable amount of update patches to correct various vulnerabilities that could allow remote code execution in compromised systems, reports an ethical hacking training expertRead More →

Critical vulnerability in a popular PHP library

2019-03-20
On: March 20, 2019
In: Vulnerabilities

An ethical hacker from the International Institute of Cyber Security reports the discovery of critical security vulnerability in TCPDF, one of the most used PHP libraries to generate PDF files.Read More →

Hacker demands ransom in Bitcoin for not disclosing data of 20 million people

2019-03-19
On: March 19, 2019
In: Data Security

According to an ethical hacker from the International Institute of Cyber Security, a hacker, known as “Gnosticplayers”, offers to disclose personal details of 26 million users from six companies aroundRead More →

One of the largest aluminum producer suffers severe ransomware infection

2019-03-19
On: March 19, 2019
In: Malware

Reports of an ethical hacker from the International Institute of Cyber Security mention that Norsk Hydro, one of the world’s leading aluminum-producing companies, has become the victim of a seriousRead More →

Hackers are compromising Office 365 and G Suite accounts using IMAP protocol

2019-03-19
On: March 19, 2019
In: Data Security

According to cybersecurity specialists, in collaboration with an ethical hacker from the International Institute of Cyber Security, malicious hackers are showing special interest in abusing legitimate protocols to increase frequencyRead More →

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