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How to act in the face of cyberbullying

2018-02-09
On: February 9, 2018
In: Incidents

With a globally interconnected society, cases of harassment through the internet grow every day, although you have to know how to identify yourself when it comes to a crime orRead More →

Beware of the sites where you update Flash, some use your CPU to mine cryptocurrencies

2018-02-09
On: February 9, 2018
In: Incidents

A company in information security recommended to update as soon as possible Adobe Flash Player 28.0.0.161, the latest version of Adobe released as an emergency patch due to a criticalRead More →

Google rewards 2.9 million dollars in Bug Bounty during 2017

2018-02-09
On: February 9, 2018
In: Data Security

Google has been rewarding for years for finding vulnerabilities in some of its products. Having started the program in November of 2010, the company has recognized that it has paidRead More →

Cryptocurrency mining, will be more challenging with new Google Chrome

2018-02-09
On: February 9, 2018
In: Incidents

According to the information security companies, hidden cryptocurrency mining is very common lately. The boom of recent months in terms of the price of cryptocurrency and the interest of users has madeRead More →

A security breach affects more than 300.000 Micros Pos Oracle systems

2018-02-08
On: February 8, 2018
In: Malware

Cybercriminals have found a new security flaw that they can exploit to install POS malware in Oracle Micros’ point-of-sale systems. Oracle has already issued updates for this problem. However, thisRead More →

Android and the Malware problem: Google removed 700,000 malicious apps from the play store in 2017

2018-02-08
On: February 8, 2018
In: Mobile Security

2017, Google eliminated a total of 700,000 malicious applications published within its Play Store that had passed the security controls and had endangered the users of this operating system. TheseRead More →

UK-led police operation quashes Luminosity Link RAT

2018-02-08
On: February 8, 2018
In: Malware

A hacking tool that was able to give full remote control of a victim’s computer to anyone with nefarious intentions has been taken down in an international law-enforcement operation, according toRead More →

A flaw in Hotspot Shield can expose VPN users, locations

2018-02-07
On: February 7, 2018
In: Incidents

The virtual private network says it provides a way to browse the web “anonymously and privately,” but a security researcher has released code that could identify users’ names and locations.Read More →

Cisco Patches Denial-of-Service, Bypass Vulnerabilities in IOS

CISCO ISSUES NEW PATCHES FOR CRITICAL FIREWALL SOFTWARE VULNERABILITY

2018-02-07
On: February 7, 2018
In: Vulnerabilities

Cisco has released new patches for a critical vulnerability in its Adaptive Security Appliance software after further investigation revealed additional attack vectors. The company first announced the vulnerability, CVE-2018-0101, on Jan. 29. ItRead More →

Leaked NSA Exploits Can Now Hack Any Windows Version

2018-02-07
On: February 7, 2018
In: Incidents

Security researcher tweaks exploits stolen from the NSA last year to affect nearly all versions of Windows. Exploits that were stolen from the NSA last year and which were believedRead More →

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