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Twitter: “Your private tweets were public for years”

2019-01-18
On: January 18, 2019
In: Incidents

A new security incident shakes this social network The social network Twitter has just announced the finding of a security flaw that provoked public exposure of the supposedly privacy protectedRead More →

HaLow, is it me you're hacking for? Wi-Fi standard for IoT emitted

Vulnerabilities found in WiFi chips firmware

2019-01-18
On: January 18, 2019
In: Vulnerabilities

A specialist recently published the findings of his research According to experts in network security and ethical hacking from the International Institute of Cyber Security, the firmware of the WiFiRead More →

Critical vulnerability in Cisco devices exposes networks of thousands of SMEs

2019-01-18
On: January 18, 2019
In: Vulnerabilities

A default configuration grants full admin-level access to unauthenticated remote users A critical uncorrected vulnerability in the Cisco product called Small Business Switch, widely used by SMEs, leaves systems vulnerableRead More →

Scan Github popular tools for hacking

2019-01-18
On: January 18, 2019
In: Network Tools, Tutorials

Information gathering is a long process in pentesting. There are various tools which gather information from various social media platforms and many other web platforms. But sometimes it is requiredRead More →

Over 200 vulnerabilities found in Oracle

2019-01-18
On: January 18, 2019
In: Vulnerabilities

The company recommends that system administrators stay on the lookout for the release of update patches During its January update, the Oracle data management system announced that patches will beRead More →

Critical vulnerabilities found in Drupal

2019-01-18
On: January 18, 2019
In: Vulnerabilities

Developers recommend users to update their systems as soon as possible The Drupal content management system (CMS) has just launched two security updates to correct critical vulnerabilities, as reported byRead More →

Yahoo only the latest at "kill the password" altar

Millions of passwords exposed in dark web

2019-01-18
On: January 18, 2019
In: Incidents

With over 700 million records, this is one of the biggest loots of information ever found Ethical hacking and network security experts from the International Institute of Cyber Security reportedRead More →

How to earn good money in stock market with the help of hackers

2019-01-17
On: January 17, 2019
In: Data Security

Insider trading can generate millionaire profits for criminals Network security and ethical hacking experts from the International Institute of Cyber Security report that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)Read More →

ES File Explorer, File management app for Android, exposes user’s data

2019-01-17
On: January 17, 2019
In: Data Security

More than 300 million users have downloaded this app, so the incident is very serious ES File Explorer is one of the most popular Android operating system file management applications.Read More →

Kidnappers demand a ransom of almost $1M USD in Bitcoins

2019-01-17
On: January 17, 2019
In: Incidents

The criminals demanded a payment in virtual currency for $950k USD in exchange for releasing a businessman, who is still missing Network security and ethical hacking specialists from the InternationalRead More →

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