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Awfully Polite Hackers Allegedly Hijacked This Mall Billboard

2017-05-29
On: May 29, 2017
In: Incidents

“Sincerely, your friendly neighborhood hackers.” What better way to demonstrate an unsecure network than by beaming a message out of a gigantic electronic billboard. Hackers allegedly did just that toRead More →

Anonymous Member Playing with Houdini RAT and MoWare Ransomware

2017-05-29
On: May 29, 2017
In: Data Security

A self-proclaimed member of the Anonymous hacker collective is behind a campaign to spread the Houdini RAT and is currently looking into deploying the MoWare H.F.D ransomware. The name ofRead More →

US Wants to Extend Laptop Ban to All International Flights

2017-05-29
On: May 29, 2017
In: Incidents

US Secretary of Homeland Security Gen. John Kelly revealed in an interview over the weekend that the US might expand its current laptop ban to all flights into the USRead More →

Microsoft Sues Chinese Company for Hacking Xbox Accounts

2017-05-29
On: May 29, 2017
In: Incidents

Microsoft has filed a lawsuit against a Chinese company that operates an online service that sells virtual gaming currencies, accusing the company of hacking into Xbox accounts and illegally purchasingRead More →

British Airways’ computer system goes down stranding thousands, no evidence of cyber attack

2017-05-29
On: May 29, 2017
In: Incidents

British Airways canceled all its flights from London’s two biggest airports on Saturday after a global computer system failure caused confusion and chaos, with thousands of passengers queuing for hoursRead More →

This is how much your share price falls when you get hacked

2017-05-27
On: May 27, 2017
In: Incidents, Malware

The impact of data breaches can be measured in a company’s share price and customer churn. A data breach can have a significant affect on a company’s share price: howRead More →

Chipotle Mexican Grill Fast-food chain notified customers a PoS malware breach

2017-05-27
On: May 27, 2017
In: Malware

The Fast-food chain Chipotle notified users a security breach, hackers compromised its point of sale terminals to steal payment card data. The Mexican Grill Fast-food chain Chipotle notified users aRead More →

Radio-controlled pacemakers aren’t as hard to hack as you (may) think

2017-05-27
On: May 27, 2017
In: Incidents

The four major makers aren’t properly securing critical cardiac devices, report says. Pacemakers are devices that are implanted in the chest or abdomen to control life-threatening heartbeat abnormalities. Once they’reRead More →

SlemBunk Android Banking Trojan Targets 31 Banks Across the World

Google Boots 41 Apps Infected with “Judy” Malware off the Play Store

2017-05-27
On: May 27, 2017
In: Malware

Google has removed 41 Android apps from the official Play Store. The apps were infected with a new type of malware named Judy, and experts estimate the malware infected betweenRead More →

Filesystem Bug Hangs or Crashes Windows 7 and Windows 8.1

2017-05-26
On: May 26, 2017
In: Vulnerabilities

A bug in Microsoft’s NTFS file system technology allows pranksters to hang or crash computers running Windows Vista, Windows 7, and Windows 8.1 just by tricking the user to accessRead More →

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