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One million StreetEasy accounts for sale on dark web

2019-02-21
On: February 21, 2019
In: Data Security

The company realized that it had been hacked until it discovered its information on sale in dark web forums StreetEasy recently confirmed the hacking and data breach of nearly oneRead More →

Hackers disable Toyota email servers

2019-02-21
On: February 21, 2019
In: Data Security

The company’s Australian email server is out of service until further notice A cyberattack against Toyota car manufacturer, on its Australia base, left its employees without access to their emailRead More →

New URL filter evasion method for phishing campaigns

2019-02-21
On: February 21, 2019
In: Malware

Malicious campaign operators have devised a new method for sending documents with malicious files Phishing campaign operators found ways to prevent malware-loaded Office documents from being detected by some securityRead More →

Someone is watching you? Check your mobile browsers today

2019-02-20
On: February 20, 2019
In: Incidents, Tutorials, Web Scanners

In today’s digital life privacy matters a lot for any user. Especially, if the user is surfing internet using any web browser. There are many ways that user can protectRead More →

Vulnerability exposes the information of Stanford University students

2019-02-20
On: February 20, 2019
In: Incidents

About 100 students were affected by the incident Network security and ethical hacking specialists from the International Institute of Cyber Security report a vulnerability in one of Stanford University onlineRead More →

Microsoft offers up to $30k USD on GitHub vulnerability bounty program

2019-02-20
On: February 20, 2019
In: Data Security

GitHub renews its vulnerability report rewards program Network security and ethical hacking specialists from the International Institute of Cyber Security report that GitHub, the code hosting platform owned by Microsoft,Read More →

Russian hackers compromise systems faster than Chinese and North Korean hackers

2019-02-20
On: February 20, 2019
In: Technology

Malicious users of China and North Korea are also able to quickly deploy malware Reports of network security and ethical hacking specialists from the International Institute of Cyber Security sayRead More →

Critical vulnerabilities have been impacting WinRAR for almost 20 years

2019-02-20
On: February 20, 2019
In: Vulnerabilities

Over 500 million WinRAR users could have been exposed; update your software as soon as possible A critical vulnerability in WinRAR, the most popular Windows file compression tool, was recentlyRead More →

Top Open Source Windows Forensics Tools

2019-02-19
On: February 19, 2019
In: Important, Incidents, Technology

We are living in digital age where everything is digital. Day by day more people are using internet. Some uses internet for business some for fun and there are tonsRead More →

According to researchers, blockchain is not safe anymore

2019-02-19
On: February 19, 2019
In: Data Security

Academics describe scenarios that put the use of blockchain technology at risk Network security specialists from the International Institute of Cyber Security reported a couple of weeks ago an unusualRead More →

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