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Basetools underground hacking forum breached, hacker demands $50K ransom

2017-10-28
On: October 28, 2017
In: Incidents

Basetools underground hacking forum was breached, hackers demand a $50K ransom to avoid sharing stolen data, including admin identity, with law enforcement. A hacker that goes online with the TwitterRead More →

Mysterious hack allows attackers stealing Windows login credentials without user interaction

2017-10-28
On: October 28, 2017
In: Vulnerabilities

Microsoft fixed a vulnerability that could allow hackers to steal Windows login credentials without any user interaction. Microsoft fixed a serious vulnerability that could allow attackers to steal Windows NTLMRead More →

HomeHack: How Hackers Could Have Taken Control of LG’s IoT Home Appliances

2017-10-28
On: October 28, 2017
In: Vulnerabilities

The second season of award-winning TV thriller Mr. Robotpremiered with a scene that sent shivers down the cybersecurity world’s spine. In uncomfortably realistic detail, hackers virtually broke into a smart home,Read More →

HOW TO PICK A BLE SMART LOCK AND CAUSE CANCER USING JUST A MOBILE PHONE

2017-10-28
On: October 28, 2017
In: Mobile Security

Behold The Smart Lock! In case anyone would doubt its smartness, it is literally imprinted. Fitted with an enormously loud speaker – advertised as a feature to raise a solidRead More →

TWO CRITICAL VULNERABILITIES FOUND IN INMARSAT’S SATCOM SYSTEMS

2017-10-27
On: October 27, 2017
In: Vulnerabilities

UPDATE Researchers are warning of two critical vulnerabilities in global satellite telecommunications company Inmarsat’s SATCOM systems. The vulnerabilities impact thousands of customers running the newest version of its AmosConnect platform, typicallyRead More →

Kaspersky says NSA hacking tools obtained after malware was found

2017-10-26
On: October 26, 2017
In: Malware

Apparently, a pirate download of Microsoft Office could be the root of all the trouble. Kaspersky has acknowledged that code belonging to the US National Security Agency (NSA) was liftedRead More →

Canadian SMBs: How technology can help you stay energized

2017-10-26
On: October 26, 2017
In: Incidents

Getting any business up and running is a major challenge, but keeping it going from strength to strength is just as difficult, and requires owners to remain energized as they strive toRead More →

Hackers hijack Coinhive cryptocurrency miner through an old password

2017-10-25
On: October 25, 2017
In: Incidents

Yet another lesson in how not to secure your network. Coinhive has admitted to a security breach leading to hackers hijacking cryptocurrency mining scripts on legitimate websites. The cryptocurrency miningRead More →

Offshore Legal Firm Appleby Hacked, financial details of rich clients is set to be released

2017-10-25
On: October 25, 2017
In: Incidents

The Financial details of some of the world’s richest people are set to be published after the Offshore Legal Firm Appleby suffered a data security incident. A new financial data leakRead More →

DUHK ATTACK EXPOSES GAPS IN FIPS CERTIFICATION

2017-10-25
On: October 25, 2017
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

Despite the obligatory logo and clever name, this week’s assault on crypto, the so-called DUHK attack (Don’t Use Hardcoded Keys), isn’t likely to be part of many threat models. Though the attackRead More →

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