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Malware Group Uses Facebook CDN to Bypass Security Solutions

2017-09-09
On: September 9, 2017
In: Malware

A malware group is using Facebook’s CDN servers to store malicious files that it later uses to infect users with banking trojans. Researchers spotted several campaigns using Facebook’s CDN serversRead More →

Researchers Reveal New Toast Overlay Attack on Android Devices

2017-09-08
On: September 8, 2017
In: Data Security

Mobile security experts from Palo Alto Networks have detailed a new attack on Android devices that uses “Toast” notifications to help malware in obtaining admin rights or access to Android’sRead More →

Firm Hired to Monitor Data Breaches Is Hacked, 143 Million Social Security Numbers Stolen

2017-09-08
On: September 8, 2017
In: Incidents

Equifax reveals hackers recently stole all kinds of sensitive data from its servers. Hackers have stolen the personal details of 143 million people, including their names, social security numbers, birthRead More →

Researchers Hack Voting Machines Used in German Elections

2017-09-08
On: September 8, 2017
In: Incidents

Voting machines used to tally and aggregate votes in multiple German states are vulnerable to a wide array of vulnerabilities that researchers say can be exploited to alter election resultsRead More →

Hackers Can Use Ultrasounds to Take Control of Alexa, Siri, Cortana, Others

2017-09-07
On: September 7, 2017
In: Incidents, Mobile Security, Vulnerabilities

Six scientists from Zhejiang University in China have discovered that they could use ultrasound frequencies — inaudible to human ears — to send commands to speech recognition software and takeRead More →

Samsung Paying Hackers Up to $200,000 to Breach Its Devices

2017-09-07
On: September 7, 2017
In: Vulnerabilities

Samsung is the latest company that launches a bug bounty program, with the South Koreans paying as much as $200,000 to whoever discovers a critical software vulnerability that would makeRead More →

CodeFork Group Uses Fileless Malware to Deploy Monero Miners

2017-09-07
On: September 7, 2017
In: Malware

A group of experienced hackers — tracked under the name of CodeFork — have launched a new malware distribution campaign that uses advanced tools and new techniques to go undetectedRead More →

Bug in Windows Kernel Could Prevent Security Software From Identifying Malware

2017-09-07
On: September 7, 2017
In: Vulnerabilities

Malware developers can abuse a programming error in the Windows kernel to prevent security software from identifying if, and when, malicious modules have been loaded at runtime. The bug affectsRead More →

The evolution of Brazilian Malware

A360 Drive Abused to Deliver Adwind, Remcos, Netwire RATs

2017-09-06
On: September 6, 2017
In: Malware

Cloud-based storage platforms have a history of cybercriminal abuse, from hosting malicious files and directly delivering malware to even making them part of a command-and-control (C&C) infrastructure. GitHub was misused thisRead More →

Sabotage Warning Issued on Hackers Hiding Deep Inside Energy Sector

2017-09-06
On: September 6, 2017
In: Incidents

US cyber-security firm Symantec has issued a warning today against a group of nation-state hackers that have managed to infiltrate several US and European energy firms, and are now inRead More →

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