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Dr. Mine a tool that allows us to know if a web is mining cryptocurrency

2018-02-23
On: February 23, 2018
In: Incidents

Dr. Mine is a script programmed in NodeJS designed specially to help the detection of the cryptocurrency mining in the different webs that we are going to visit. According to cyberRead More →

Facebook will verify the location of buyers of US election announcements

2018-02-23
On: February 23, 2018
In: Data Security

Katie Harbath, Facebook’s global director of policy program says it that the company will start sending postcards by snail mail to verify buyers of ads related to United States elections.Read More →

CRYPTOJACKING ATTACK FOUND ON LOS ANGELES TIMES WEBSITE

2018-02-23
On: February 23, 2018
In: Incidents

Researchers said they found cyptojacking code hidden on the Los Angeles Times’ interactive Homicide Report webpage that was quietly harnessing visitors’ CPUs to mine Monero cryptocurrency. The cryptojacking incident wasRead More →

One-stop counterfeit certificate shops for all your malware-signing needs

2018-02-23
On: February 23, 2018
In: Malware

Certificates registered in names of real corporations are surprisingly easy to come by. The Stuxnet worm that targeted Iran’s nuclear program almost a decade ago was a watershed piece ofRead More →

uTorrent bugs let websites control your computer and steal your downloads

2018-02-22
On: February 22, 2018
In: Vulnerabilities

Developers are in the process of releasing updates to fix the critical flaws. Two versions of uTorrent, one of the Internet’s most widely used BitTorrent apps, have easy-to-exploit vulnerabilities thatRead More →

What is Tunna and how does it work?

2018-02-22
On: February 22, 2018
In: Data Security

Tunna is a union of tools that will wrap any TCP communication over HTTP. It can be used to bypass network restrictions in environments completely protected by firewalls. Summary InRead More →

A single NULL character could hide malware from Windows 10 antivirus

2018-02-22
On: February 22, 2018
In: Vulnerabilities

Microsoft has worked hard to create and implement new security measures, from anti-exploit shields that prevent the exploitation of vulnerabilities, to the new Microsoft anti-malware engine capable of protecting fromRead More →

LockCrypt, a ransomware that arrives through Remote Desktop

2018-02-22
On: February 22, 2018
In: Malware

As we all know, the techniques used by hackers to carry out their activities are very varied; now they look for flaws in the configuration of services and common applications,Read More →

Crowbar: A tool to perform brute force attacks on different services

2018-02-21
On: February 21, 2018
In: Incidents

Crowbar is a tool that is specifically developed to perform brute force attacks during pentesting tests. This tool applies brute force attacks differently than other tools that already exist. TodayRead More →

Another crime using SWIFT, this time an Indian bank

2018-02-21
On: February 21, 2018
In: Data Security

Just one year after the SWIFT international bank transfer system enhanced its cyber security, another breach has emerged: an Indian bank has confirmed that criminals gained access to its systems andRead More →

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