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D-Link Middle East “DLink-MEA” website is secretly mining cryptocurrencies

2017-11-01
On: November 1, 2017
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

Bitcoin mining websites became the new fashion of 2017 and there is no dust on that but when it comes to compromise websites to host such fashion it becomes aRead More →

Night of the Devil: Ransomware or wiper? A look into targeted attacks in Japan

2017-11-01
On: November 1, 2017
In: Incidents

For several months Cybereason has been following the concerning rise of ONI, a family of ransomware involved in targeted attacks against Japanese companies. We suspect that the ONI ransomware wasRead More →

POPULAR ‘CIRCLE WITH DISNEY’ PARENTAL CONTROL SYSTEM RIDDLED WITH 23 VULNERABILITIES

2017-11-01
On: November 1, 2017
In: Vulnerabilities

The makers of the popular parental control system called Circle with Disney patched 23 vulnerabilities over the weekend. The bugs ran the gamut from memory corruption and denial of service,Read More →

Highly Critical Flaw (CVSS Score 10) Lets Hackers Hijack Oracle Identity Manager

2017-10-31
On: October 31, 2017
In: Vulnerabilities

Oracle Identity Manager (OIM) allows companies to manage the entire user life-cycle overall company resources both within and behind a firewall. Within Oracle Identity Management it gives a mechanism forRead More →

Vulnerabilities in Google Issue Tracker exposed details about unpatched flaws

2017-10-31
On: October 31, 2017
In: Vulnerabilities

A flaw in the Google Issue Tracker, also known as the “Buganizer,” might have exposed details about unpatched flaws listed in the database. A vulnerability in the Google Issue Tracker,Read More →

With the advancements in Cyber Security, Hackers and DDoS are more Prevalent than ever

2017-10-31
On: October 31, 2017
In: Incidents

2016 has had its fair share of record-setting cyberattacks and security breaches emphasizing how much the security landscape has evolved. Cloud-based application delivery platform Incapsula reported a massive 650 Gbps distributed denial-of-serviceRead More →

Password cracking tool helps admins test security

2017-10-31
On: October 31, 2017
In: Malware

Weak or reused passwords are a common cause of security breaches but are something that it’s hard for administrators to police. Intelligence-led security company FireEye is releasing a new password cracking toolRead More →

iPhone Apps you granted camera access can secretly take photos and record video

2017-10-30
On: October 30, 2017
In: Mobile Security

A serious privacy issue in iPhone that could be exploited by iOS app developers to silently take your photos and record your live video by enabling cameras. Do you use anRead More →

Industrial Products of many vendors still vulnerable to KRACK attack

2017-10-30
On: October 30, 2017
In: Vulnerabilities

Many industrial networking devices from various vendors are still vulnerable to the recently disclosed KRACK attack (Key Reinstallation Attack). Many industrial networking devices are vulnerable to the recently disclosed KRACK attack (Key ReinstallationRead More →

Stealing Amazon EC2 Keys via an XSS Vulnerability

2017-10-30
On: October 30, 2017
In: Vulnerabilities

On a recent engagement, our testers were faced with a single page web application which was used to generate PDF documents.  This web application contained a multi-step form that ultimatelyRead More →

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