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Stresspaint Malware Steals Facebook Credentials and Session Cookies

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

Information security researchers have spotted a new information stealer that collects Chrome login data from infected victims, along with session cookies, and appears to be looking for Facebook details inRead More →

Biggest tech companies together to fight attacks

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

Thirty eight companies, including Microsoft, Facebook, Dell, and Oracle, have signed an accord to develop long-term, wide-reaching cyber-security akin to a “Digital Geneva Convention.” Among the signatories of the newRead More →

Now Hyperledger have a bug bounty public program

2018-04-19
On: April 19, 2018
In: Data Security

The Hyperledger project has opened the doors of its bug bounty program to the public. Hyperledger is an open-source project and hub for developers to work on blockchain technologies. AccordingRead More →

Microsoft New Custom Chip and Linux Distro to Secure IoT Devices

2018-04-18
On: April 18, 2018
In: Incidents

This week, at the RSA 2018 security conference, Microsoft announced a new security-focused product named Azure Sphere. According to Microsoft information security expert and chief financial officer Brad Smith, Microsoft created AzureRead More →

More than 20 million Chrome users installed fake malicious Ad Blockers

2018-04-18
On: April 18, 2018
In: Malware

Ad Blockers hurt the earnings of a website at the same time it lets users browse the Internet without the hassle of closing irritating popup ads and getting redirected toRead More →

Russia Bans 1.8 Million Amazon and Google IPs in Attempt to Block Telegram

2018-04-18
On: April 18, 2018
In: Incidents

Roskomnadzor, Russia’s telecommunications watchdog, banned today over 1.8 million IP addresses belonging to Amazon and Google’s cloud infrastructure, the information security researchers said. The following IP blocks have been reported as bannedRead More →

Hackers now are using botnets to take the hard work out of breaking into networks

2018-04-18
On: April 18, 2018
In: Data Security

Just take 15 seconds to break into a network and lay the way for an attacker. It turns out that botnets might be an easier way to break into aRead More →

Website security firm Sucuri hit by DDoS attacks

2018-04-17
On: April 17, 2018
In: Incidents

This Time Sucuri And Its Customers Have Been Hit By A Series Of Attacks Worldwide. According to information security researchers, the California based website security provider Sucuri has suffered a series ofRead More →

Vulnerability in Drupal CMS used for cryptomining

2018-04-17
On: April 17, 2018
In: Vulnerabilities

Drupal beside some things is also an open-source content management system (CMS) just like WordPress and is used by over a million websites across the globe. Drupal seems to beRead More →

New ‘Early Bird’ Code Injection Technique

2018-04-17
On: April 17, 2018
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

This injection technique allows the injected code to run before the entry point of the main thread of the process, thereby allowing avoiding detection by anti-malware products’ hooks. Code injectionRead More →

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