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3 Mexican Banks Along with Banxico and Bancomext under cyber attack

2018-05-01
On: May 1, 2018
In: Incidents

After an attempt to cyber attack on 3 Mexican banks, the banks operate the SPEI (Interbank Electronic Payment System) with the contingency program, which slows down the transactions. The threeRead More →

With This Vulnerability You Can Remotly Hack Volkswagen and Audi Cars

2018-05-01
On: May 1, 2018
In: Vulnerabilities

Recently a Dutch information security company has discovered that vehicle infotainment systems (IVI) implemented in some Volkswagen Group car models are vulnerable to remote hacking. Information security researchers from Computest,Read More →

Hack Google Inbox with a new Spoofing vulnerability

2018-05-01
On: May 1, 2018
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

Almost a year ago, on May 4, 2017, information security researcher privately discovered and reported a spoofing vulnerability of the recipient in Google Inbox. The expert noticed that the compositionRead More →

90% of SAP Implementations are Vulnerable to New SAP Vulnerability

2018-05-01
On: May 1, 2018
In: Vulnerabilities

For the most part, SAP implementations continue to be affected by vulnerability in the security configuration initially documented in 2005, information security experts warn. Analysts comment that careless security configurationsRead More →

TURNING AN ECHO INTO A SPY DEVICE ONLY TOOK SOME CLEVER CODING

2018-04-30
On: April 30, 2018
In: Incidents

IT’S IMPORTANT NOT to overstate the security risks of the Amazon Echo and other so-called smart speakers. They’re useful, fun, and generally have well thought-out privacy protections. Then again, putting a mic in your home naturallyRead More →

“Sale” Buy Rubella hacking kit from dark web

2018-04-28
On: April 28, 2018
In: Incidents

According to researchers, a crimeware kit nicknamed Rubella Macro Builder has gained popularity among members of a Russian hacker forum. Despite being new and unsophisticated, the kit has an appeal:Read More →

How to do offensive Penetration Testing with Kali?

2018-04-28
On: April 28, 2018
In: Important, Incidents

We will start with the preparation. We will need some basic skills. Even more important than being able to do research, time management and learn new technical skills, there areRead More →

150000 Drupal websites got hacked by this new vulnerability

2018-04-28
On: April 28, 2018
In: Vulnerabilities

The Drupal security team has fixed another Drupal remote code execution vulnerability, which suggests users to implement the updates offered immediately as the flaw is being exploited actively in theRead More →

Hack any wireless network using all in one tool: Hijacker

2018-04-27
On: April 27, 2018
In: Important, Incidents

To begin with, the experts explain that Hijacker is a graphical user interface for the penetration test tools Aircrack-ng, Airodump-ng, MDK3 and Reaver. This application offers a simple and easyRead More →

Hackers Exploit Vulnerabilities in Key System to Hack Hotel Locks

2018-04-27
On: April 27, 2018
In: Incidents

Recently, researchers found that millions of electronic locks installed in hotel rooms are vulnerable to attack. The information security researchers commented that the vulnerabilities found in the computer software meant that theyRead More →

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