iPhone Malware Is Hitting China. Let’s Not Be Next
2015-10-07
APPLE’S IOS HAS had a good run in terms of security. For more than eight years it’s been wildly popular and yet virtually malware-free, long enough to easily earn theRead More →
Remote code exec hijack hole found in Huawei 4G USB modems
2015-10-07
Ruskies sling malicious packet to trigger denial of service. Positive Technologies researchers Timur Yunusov and Kirill Nesterov have found since-patched remote execution and denial of service vulnerabilities in a popularRead More →
Cisco shuts down million-dollar ransomware operation
2015-10-07
Group used Angler Exploit kit to push ransomware on unsuspecting Internet users. Security researchers have disrupted an online criminal operation they estimated drew $30 million per year pushing ransomware onRead More →
How I could hack internet bank accounts of Danish largest bank in a few minutes
2015-10-06
In August I visited the Chaos Communication Camp near Berlin. Once every four years this great and world’s greatest hacker festival is organized. I spoke with a couple of coolRead More →
Donald Trump’s hotel chain reveals hack ‘may have stolen credit card data’
2015-10-06
Malware that was active for over a year could have ‘accessed payment card information as it was being inputted,’ Trump Hotel Collection executives say. Presidential candidate and real-estate baron DonaldRead More →
Google Pushes Stagefright 2.0 Patches to Nexus Devices
2015-10-06
Google today patched the latest round of Stagefright vulnerabilities in Android, pushing them out as part of its latest over-the-air update to Nexus devices. Stagefright 2.0, as it’s come toRead More →
New Outlook mailserver attack steals massive number of passwords
2015-10-06
Backdoor in Outlook Web Application operates inside target’s firewall. Researchers have uncovered advanced malware that can steal virtually all of a large organization’s e-mail passwords by infecting its Outlook WebRead More →
Meet GreenDispenser: A New Breed of ATM Malware
2015-10-06
On the heels of recent disclosures of ATM malware such as Suceful [1], Plotus [2] andPadpin [3] (aka Tyupkin), Proofpoint research has discovered yet another variant of ATM malware, whichRead More →
A vigilante hacker is changing 10,000 Wi-Fi passwords
2015-10-05
Someone is hacking unprotected Wi-Fi routers everywhere — and forcing them to be on guard. Does your home Wi-Fi use a default password? It forces you to change it. DoesRead More →
Hacking Wireless Printers With Phones on Drones
2015-10-05
YOU MIGHT THINK that working on a secured floor in a 30-story office tower puts you out of reach of Wi-Fi hackers out to steal your confidential documents. But researchersRead More →
How to Hack and Decrypt WhatsApp Database on rooted devices
2015-10-05
The post includes a detailed procedure to hack and decrypt WhatsApp Database remotely on rooted Android mobile devices. Very Interesting!. A few hours ago it has been published an interestingRead More →
YiSpectre, the First iOS Malware That Attacks Non-Jailbroken Devices
2015-10-05
The malware spreads with the help of an adult movie player. Security researchers at Palo Alto Networks have discovered and analyzed malware that infects iOS devices and then injects ads intoRead More →
VW’s ‘neat hack’ exposes danger of corporate software
2015-10-05
It was only old-fashioned detective work that forced Volkswagen to admit to the existence of its ‘defeat device’. And that should worry us all. For anyone interested in what isRead More →
How to do hacking attacks over satellite communications?
2015-10-05
In this article we will cover satellite based hacking attack which has been used by hacking groups since many years. This attack will provide you complete anonymity and thusRead More →
HOW TO INTERCEPT SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS EASILY?
2015-10-05
In today world we use satellite communication in many respects and industries and we all know how important they are in our lives. There different kinds of satellites depending uponRead More →
Dangerous resurgent banking malware hits UK
2015-10-03
Bank trojan twin pivots to smash supply chain biz. The formidable Dyreza and Dridex banking malware are back in renewed and rejigged macro-based campaigns that includes a shift by theRead More →
Android Malware Disguises as PayPal App
2015-10-03
A recent spam campaign is leading users to a fake PayPal app which steals their real credentials, but also comes hard-coded to target other mobile banking applications. With more andRead More →
Patreon was warned of serious website flaw 5 days before it was hacked
2015-10-03
Even worse: Thousands of other sites are making the same facepalm-worthy mistake. Five days before Patreon.com officials said their donations website was plundered by hackers, researchers at a third-party securityRead More →
Samsung Decides Not to Patch Kernel Vulnerabilities in Some S4 Smartphones
2015-10-03
Two kernel vulnerabilities were left unpatched on older devices running Android Jelly Bean and KitKat. QuarksLAB, a security research company based in Paris, France, has stumbled upon two kernel vulnerabilities inRead More →
WordPress Jetpack Plugin Patched Against Stored XSS Vulnerability
2015-10-03
After a few critical bugs were recently discovered and patched in the core WordPress engine—a rarity with WordPress-related security issues—order has apparently been restored with the discovery of a criticalRead More →
