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“Drupalgeddon2” touches off arms race to mass-exploit powerful Web servers

2018-04-23
On: April 23, 2018
In: Incidents

Bug patched in March is still being exploited to take full control of servers. Attackers are mass-exploiting a recently fixed vulnerability in the Drupal content management system that allows themRead More →

Roaming Mantis uses DNS hijacking to infect Android smartphones

2018-04-23
On: April 23, 2018
In: Incidents, Mobile Security

In March 2018, Japanese media reported the hijacking of DNS settings on routers located in Japan, redirecting users to malicious IP addresses. The redirection led to the installation of TrojanizedRead More →

PowerShell, How to Automate an Active Directory Audit

2018-04-21
On: April 21, 2018
In: Data Security

A group of information security professionals that does active directory audits recently noticed that they are repeating themselves over and over again. So, the experts decided to write as much of thisRead More →

Ransomware-as-a-Service platforms available on the dark web

2018-04-21
On: April 21, 2018
In: Malware

Information security experts at CSE CybSec ZLab malware Lab have conducted an analysis of the principal Ransomware-as-a-Service platforms available on the dark web. Whit the pass of time, the diffusionRead More →

Bug in LinkedIn allowed data to be stolen

2018-04-21
On: April 21, 2018
In: Vulnerabilities

Private profile data, like phone numbers and email addresses, could have been easily collected. According to information security experts, the flaw was found in LinkedIn’s widely used AutoFill plugin, which allows approvedRead More →

Hackers Could hack Cisco WebEx with a malicious Flash file

2018-04-21
On: April 21, 2018
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

Cisco has issued a critical patch to fix a serious vulnerability (CVE-2018-0112) in its WebEx software that could be exploited by remote attackers to execute arbitrary code on target machinesRead More →

Password Cracker, What You Should Know

2018-04-20
On: April 20, 2018
In: Important, Incidents

The information security experts said that in many cases what separates administrators from normal users is nothing more but the knowledge of a password. It does not sound glamorous andRead More →

Several Pentesting Tools and Techniques Used by Information Security Experts

2018-04-20
On: April 20, 2018
In: Data Security

Technology is pulsing all around you, and in the short amount of time that you are hosted in this network that you must try to understand its inner workings. FortunatelyRead More →

Ways in Which Hackers Make Money Whit Stolen Data

2018-04-20
On: April 20, 2018
In: Incidents

Hackers are cunning than ever, pilfering PII piecemeal so bad actors can combine data to set up schemes to defraud medical practices, steal military secrets and hijack R&D product information, informationRead More →

XiaoBa Ransomware Retooled as Coinminer But Wreck Your Files

2018-04-19
On: April 19, 2018
In: Malware

The authors of the XiaoBa ransomware have retooled their malware’s code into a cryptocurrency miner (coinminer). According to information security experts, despite not encrypting files anymore, the XiaoBa coinminer stillRead More →

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