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Yahoo hack – All 3 Billion Yahoo accounts were hacked in 2013 attack

2017-10-04
On: October 4, 2017
In: Incidents

The Yahoo hack occurred in 2013 is bigger than originally stated, Verizon confirmed that all 3 Billion Yahoo accounts were hacked in the attack. The Yahoo hack occurred in 2013, the biggestRead More →

MACS NOT RECEIVING EFI FIRMWARE SECURITY UPDATES AS EXPECTED

2017-09-30
On: September 30, 2017
In: Vulnerabilities

Since the Thunderstrike bootkit attacks targeting Apple firmware were disclosed in 2015, Apple has bundled subsequent EFI updates with its regular macOS security and software updates in an attempt to improve protection around itsRead More →

Exploiting The Wi-Fi Stack on Apple Devices

2017-09-30
On: September 30, 2017
In: Mobile Security, Vulnerabilities

Earlier this year we performed research into Broadcom’s Wi-Fi stack. Due to the ubiquity of Broadcom’s stack, we chose to conduct our prior research through the lens of one affectedRead More →

Money-making machine: Monero-mining malware

2017-09-29
On: September 29, 2017
In: Malware

While the world is holding its breath, wondering where notorious cybercriminal groups like Lazarus or Telebots will strike next with another destructive malware such as WannaCryptor or Petya, there areRead More →

Amazon-owned grocery chain Whole Foods Market suffered payment card breach

2017-09-29
On: September 29, 2017
In: Vulnerabilities

News of the day is that another big company suffered a security breach, the victim is the Amazon-owned grocery chain Whole Foods Market. has fallen victim to a credit cardRead More →

On his way to beard-growing finals, he gets busted for drug dealing on the ‘dark web’

2017-09-29
On: September 29, 2017
In: Incidents

He’s not Pablo Escobar, not by a long shot. But authorities say Gal Vallerius is a modern version of a cartel kingpin, operating anonymously as a lord of the internet’sRead More →

FIN7 Group Uses JavaScript and Stealer DLL Variant in New Attacks

2017-09-28
On: September 28, 2017
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

Throughout this blog post we will be detailing a newly discovered RTF document family that is being leveraged by the FIN7 group (also known as the Carbanak gang) which isRead More →

iOS apps can read metadata revealing users’ location histories

2017-09-28
On: September 28, 2017
In: Mobile Security

EXIF through a gift shop full of personal data. In what looks like an Apple oversight, a developer has discovered that apps can access image metadata and therefore a prettyRead More →

How one hacker stole thousands of dollars worth of cryptocurrency with a classic code injection hack on EtherDelta

2017-09-28
On: September 28, 2017
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

learned about a malicious code injection that allowed a hacker to steal private keys from multiple victims’ wallets and then manually drain the funds from those wallets. I will attemptRead More →

CISCO addressed several critical IOS flaws that expose devices to remote attacks

2017-09-28
On: September 28, 2017
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

Cisco has released security updates for its IOS Operating System to fix more than a dozen critical and high severity vulnerabilities. Cisco has released updates for its IOS software toRead More →

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