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Massive attack against Israeli websites; multiple service shutdowns

2019-03-05
On: March 5, 2019
In: Incidents

Websites in Israel have been attacked by threat actors hoping to get cryptocurrency transactions A hacker or hacker group made a massive attack against multiple web pages in Israel, leavingRead More →

Intel CPUs affected by speculative execution vulnerability

2019-03-05
On: March 5, 2019
In: Vulnerabilities

The flaw is present in all Intel generations after the first generation of Intel Core A speculative execution vulnerability (dubbed Spoiler) has been found in several generations of Intel CPUs,Read More →

Cyberattack campaign against various Cisco router models

2019-03-04
On: March 4, 2019
In: Vulnerabilities

The attacks began two days after the company corrected a critical vulnerability A critical vulnerability in various router models was recently solved by Cisco. However, according to network security andRead More →

Researcher Hacks Instagram, Gets Backend Access

Do you want get free flights for a year? Delete all your Instagram posts

2019-03-04
On: March 4, 2019
In: Incidents

An airline launched a challenge inviting participants to delete all their social network posts in exchange for the opportunity to win a year of free flights The JetBlue airline hasRead More →

Linux Kernel 5.0 is now available; here are some novelties described

2019-03-04
On: March 4, 2019
In: Technology

This new version includes mainly hardware support improvements This new version includes mainly hardware support improvements Network security and ethical hacking specialists from the International Institute of Cyber Security reportRead More →

Armor Games admits massive data breach

2019-03-04
On: March 4, 2019
In: Data Security

All users of this platform have been affected by this incident The videogame company Armor Games admitted that all of its users have been affected by a recent massive dataRead More →

Bypass antivirus detection With Phantom Payloads

2019-03-04
On: March 4, 2019
In: Important, Tutorials, Vulnerabilities, Web Scanners

According to ethical hacking courses, metasploit is the most popular tool used in pentesting. Metasploit tries to find weakness across your local network before an attacker does. This is theRead More →

Generate Android App in 2 mins and hack any android mobile

2019-03-04
On: March 4, 2019
In: Network Tools, Tutorials, Vulnerabilities

Android is an open source platform where any individual developer can implement ideas into an android application. It’s an big advantage for android developers as well as users who canRead More →

Dow Jones suffers massive sensitive information leaking

2019-03-01
On: March 1, 2019
In: Incidents

Because of a configuration error in Amazon Web Services, the company exposed highly sensitive information According to network security and ethical hacking specialists from the International Institute of Cyber Security,Read More →

Ubuntu plugs code exec, DoS Linux kernel holes

Ubuntu launches an unexpected security update for v.16.04

2019-03-01
On: March 1, 2019
In: Vulnerabilities

The launch has been designed to correct a critical vulnerability Ubuntu has just announced an unscheduled launch: updating its version 16.04 LTS, for its server and desktop products. According toRead More →

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