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New Spectre variation allow attackers recover data from System Management Mode

2018-05-22
On: May 22, 2018
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

A team of experts from Eclypsium presented a new variation of the Spectre attack, which allows attackers to recover the data hosted within the CPU system management mode. Information security researchersRead More →

Data of 200 million Japanese for sale in a hacker forum

2018-05-22
On: May 22, 2018
In: Incidents

A malicious actor was found operating outside of China, selling the data of approximately 200 million Japanese users in a clandestine cybercrime forum, according to a FireEye iSIGHT Intelligence report.Read More →

The Congressional California debate hacked to display porn

2018-05-22
On: May 22, 2018
In: Data Security

The debate of the First Congressional District of California, transmitted by an online forum, was hacked by unknown malicious actors, after the statements of the participants Lewis Elbinger of GreenRead More →

How to exploit two zero-days vulnerabilities simultaneously in a single attack: unicorn attack

2018-05-22
On: May 22, 2018
In: Vulnerabilities

In an unusual case someone managed to develop a malware attack that, with one click, exploits separate zero-day vulnerabilities in two different pieces of software. Even more exceptional is thatRead More →

A look into Drupalgeddon’s client-side attacks

2018-05-21
On: May 21, 2018
In: Incidents

Drupal is one of the most popular Content Management Systems (CMS), along with WordPress and Joomla. In late March 2018, Drupal was affected by a major remote code execution vulnerabilityRead More →

Kali Linux vs Ubuntu – Which Distro is Better for Hacking?

2018-05-21
On: May 21, 2018
In: Important

Kali Linux is the most popular penetration testing and hacking Linux distroibution and Ubuntu is the most popular Linux distribution. Since it is kind of common knowledge that Linux is a more convenientRead More →

How to safeguard your databases from SQL injections

2018-05-21
On: May 21, 2018
In: Vulnerabilities

SQL (Structured Query Language) is a popular programming language for managing data kept in relational databases. However, the databases can be breached when an attacker adds SQL statements that attemptRead More →

Principal steps for web application security testing

2018-05-19
On: May 19, 2018
In: Data Security

Each security analysis of a web application must include the steps recommended by computer security experts. The vulnerability analysis tools developed by the International Institute of Cyber Security follow theRead More →

Vulnerability in LocationSmart allows obtaining real-time locations of smartphones

2018-05-19
On: May 19, 2018
In: Vulnerabilities

In May, security experts found vulnerability in the LocationSmart website that allowed, without authentication, to obtain the real-time location of cell phones in the United States. The vulnerability has beenRead More →

In an attempt to protect the democracy and free expression, Google deploys free DDoS protection services

2018-05-19
On: May 19, 2018
In: Incidents

Google launched a free DDoS protection platform named Project Shield, to protect news sites and freedom of expression, with the aim of defending democratic processes. According to information security researchers, this newRead More →

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