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Vulnerability in Samsung exposed user accounts

2018-12-15
On: December 15, 2018
In: Vulnerabilities

The flaw would have allowed an attacker to generate a new password A Ukrainian digital forensics expert known as Artem Mokowsky reported the finding of three security issues in SamsungRead More →

SPAM POSTS THREATEN WITH DETONATING BOMBS IF BITCOINS ARE NOT PAID

2018-12-15
On: December 15, 2018
In: Incidents

This extortion scheme has received massive attention from the media, although it has not achieved so many funds Police departments across the United States mention that they have received multipleRead More →

GitLab offers “exclusive rewards” in its vulnerability bounty program

2018-12-15
On: December 15, 2018
In: Data Security

The website announces that its rewards program is open to the participation of the general public The GitLab developing team reports that its bug bounty program has been kept activeRead More →

Monitor traffic using MITM (Man in the middle attack)

2018-12-14
On: December 14, 2018
In: Tutorials, Web Scanners

MITM INRO :- MITM (Man in the middle attack) is a another method where attacker’s sniff the running sessions in a network. This attack is most commonly known to everyRead More →

Medusa Crack Windows Password

2018-12-14
On: December 14, 2018
In: Tutorials, Web Scanners

MEDUSA INTRO:- Medusa is used to bruteforce using IP address and the hostname. It generally uses the dictionary to attack the IP in the network. If the victim is usingRead More →

Keep your data secured when using social networks

2018-12-14
On: December 14, 2018
In: Mobile Security

Some basic information security tips for Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, etc. Browsing the Internet safely and privately is essential for any user. According to experts in digital forensics from the InternationalRead More →

Microsoft bug exposes 400 million Outlook and Office 360 accounts

2018-12-14
On: December 14, 2018
In: Incidents

  The investigator who discovered the error will be rewarded by the company Sahad Nk, a digital forensics expert from India and partner in a cybersecurity firm, has received aRead More →

Sharpshooter: Cyberattack campaign against critical infrastructure in U.S. and Latin America

2018-12-14
On: December 14, 2018
In: Data Security, Technology

Experts have discovered a cyberattack campaign against dozens of organizations dedicated to the defense and other critical tasks Digital forensics specialists from the International Institute of Cyber Security reported theRead More →

Is Pentagon’s military cloud (cyberwar cloud) security in the hands of a Russian provider?

2018-12-13
On: December 13, 2018
In: Important

A technology company competing for a Pentagon contract has links to an organization related to a Russian oligarch The Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure (JEDI) cloud is a Pentagon project focusedRead More →

126 vulnerabilities patched in Microsoft and Adobe this December 2018

2018-12-13
On: December 13, 2018
In: Vulnerabilities

Multiple update patches are coming Sysadmins will work overtime over the next holidays. According to digital forensics specialists from the International Institute of Cyber Security, the next update patch setRead More →

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