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Soon, you may not be able to delete WhatsApp messages for 90 days

2015-09-22
On: September 22, 2015
In: Important, Mobile Security

Govt mulls a policy that requires users to save messages, and hand them over to law enforcement agencies, if asked. Deleting WhatsApp messages might become difficult in India in theRead More →

Adobe Patches 23 Critical Vulnerabilities in Flash Player

Adobe Patches 23 Critical Vulnerabilities in Flash Player

2015-09-22
On: September 22, 2015
In: Vulnerabilities

Adobe has released a Flash Player update that addresses 23 critical vulnerabilities in the software, many which can lead to code execution. Version 18.0.0.231 and earlier of Flash Player forRead More →

Top QLD sex shop cops Cryptowall lock; cops flop as state biz popped

Top QLD sex shop cops Cryptowall lock; cops flop as state biz popped

2015-09-22
On: September 22, 2015
In: Malware

Cryptowall attackers are smashing businesses in the Australian state of Queensland, according to the owner of a Townsville sex shop which has paid $1,058 to ransomware attackers to have itsRead More →

Android Malware Steals Money from Your Bank Account, Hides SMS Transaction Alerts

Android Malware Steals Money from Your Bank Account, Hides SMS Transaction Alerts

2015-09-22
On: September 22, 2015
In: Malware, Mobile Security, Vulnerabilities

New Android malware was discovered, able to steal money from online banking accounts, and hide SMS notifications coming to confirm financial transactions. This new malware detected by Dr.Web as theRead More →

Bitcoinist Weekly News Re-Hash: BitPay Hack, California Bitcoin Bill Dies

Bitcoinist Weekly News Re-Hash: BitPay Hack, California Bitcoin Bill Dies

2015-09-21
On: September 21, 2015
In: Important, Incidents

After two weeks of sharp, last minute changes in the Bitcoin price, the markets caught a break this week, with the price remaining fairly stable throughout. Thus, it seems asRead More →

Linux Mangaka Mou Arrives for Anime and Manga Fans, Based on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS

Linux Mangaka Mou Arrives for Anime and Manga Fans, Based on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS

2015-09-21
On: September 21, 2015
In: Important

Just a few minutes ago, September 20, Animesoft International had the great pleasure of informing Softpedia about the immediate availability for download of the final release of their Linux MangakaRead More →

US Air Force Creates an Airplane for Hacking Enemy Military Networks

US Air Force Creates an Airplane for Hacking Enemy Military Networks

2015-09-21
On: September 21, 2015
In: Incidents

At the Air Force Association Air & Space conference in National Harbor, Maryland (near Washington), Major General Burke Wilson revealed a new US Air Force project, an innovative airborne hackingRead More →

How malware finally infected Apple iOS apps: XCodeGhost

How malware finally infected Apple iOS apps: XCodeGhost

2015-09-21
On: September 21, 2015
In: Important, Malware

Hackers can’t easily get malware directly in iOS apps so they’re taking a different approach: Modifying the programming environment that Apple provides to make apps. Google’s open approach to AndroidRead More →

Anonymous Philippines Hacks Telecom Commission Site Against Slow Internet Speed

Anonymous Philippines Hacks Telecom Commission Site Against Slow Internet Speed

2015-09-21
On: September 21, 2015
In: Incidents

Anonymous Philippines, an affiliate of the online hacktivist group Anonymous, hacked and defaced the official website of the country’s National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) Sunday afternoon. The act of hacktivism was a resultRead More →

Hackers Hold Silicon Valley's Hometown Newspapers Hostage

Hackers Hold Silicon Valley’s Hometown Newspapers Hostage

2015-09-19
On: September 19, 2015
In: Data Security, Important

Sometime yesterday, 17 September, hackers took over the websites of Silicon Valley’s Embarcadero Media Group, publisher of the Palo Alto Weekly, theAlmanac, the Mountain View Voice, the Pleasanton Weekly, andRead More →

AT&T Employees Installed Malware on Their PCs to Aid Phone Unlocking Service

AT&T Employees Installed Malware on Their PCs to Aid Phone Unlocking Service

2015-09-19
On: September 19, 2015
In: Malware

AT&T has filed a lawsuit against 3 former call center employees, accusing them of installing malware on their servers with the purpose of aiding a phone unlocking service in obtainingRead More →

Hack Brief: Malware Sneaks Into the Chinese iOS App Store

Hack Brief: Malware Sneaks Into the Chinese iOS App Store

2015-09-19
On: September 19, 2015
In: Important

THE APPLE ECOSYSTEM is well known for very rarely letting any dodgy apps enter it because of the company’s stringent security checks. But recently, nearly two dozen malicious pieces ofRead More →

New PoS Trojan Can Download Other Malware, Launch DDOS Attacks

New PoS Trojan Can Download Other Malware, Launch DDOS Attacks

2015-09-19
On: September 19, 2015
In: Malware

The world of computer viruses and antivirus solutions is in a constant change, with cyber-crooks evolving their code and cyber-security firms trying to keep up but always being two stepsRead More →

D-Link Accidentally Leaks Private Code-Signing Keys

D-Link Accidentally Leaks Private Code-Signing Keys

2015-09-19
On: September 19, 2015
In: Vulnerabilities

A simple mistake by networking gear manufacturer D-Link could have opened the door for costly damage. Private keys used to sign software published by D-Link were found in the company’sRead More →

Russian Hacker who stole 160 million credit card details gets sentenced for 30 years in prison

Russian Hacker who stole 160 million credit card details gets sentenced for 30 years in prison

2015-09-18
On: September 18, 2015
In: Important

Russian national pleads guilty in global hacking scheme. Russian Hacker Vladimir Drinkman faces 30 years sentence after pleading guilty to hacking NASDAQ, stealing 160 million credit cards. Vladimir Drinkman, aRead More →

Remove Libraries, Network, Homegroup and other links from File Explorer

2015-09-18
On: September 18, 2015
In: Data Security

When you open File Explorer in Windows 10, the system’s default file browsing and management tool, you will notice immediately that it displays two panes in the main interface. TheRead More →

3D printed TSA Travel Sentry keys really do open TSA locks

3D printed TSA Travel Sentry keys really do open TSA locks

2015-09-18
On: September 18, 2015
In: Important

Last year, the Washington Post published a story on airport luggage handling that contained unobscured images of the “backdoor” keys of the Transportation Safety Administration, along with many other security agenciesRead More →

Dutch Police Arrest Alleged CoinVault Ransomware Authors

Dutch Police Arrest Alleged CoinVault Ransomware Authors

2015-09-18
On: September 18, 2015
In: Malware

Ransomware has emerged as major threat to consumers and businesses in recent years, and law enforcement agencies and security researchers have taken note. Authorities last year disrupted the Cryptolocker ransomwareRead More →

Active malware campaign uses thousands of WordPress sites to infect visitors

Active malware campaign uses thousands of WordPress sites to infect visitors

2015-09-18
On: September 18, 2015
In: Malware

15-day-old campaign has spiked in past 48 hours, with >5,000 new infections daily. Attackers have hijacked thousands of websites running the WordPress content management system and are using them toRead More →

Spam Campaign Continuing to Serve Up Malicious .js Files

Spam Campaign Continuing to Serve Up Malicious .js Files

2015-09-17
On: September 17, 2015
In: Malware

A malicious spam campaign that’s been doling out zipped Javascript (.js) files remains an issue, the SANS Internet Storm Center warns. The campaign was spotted earlier this year, but BradRead More →

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