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Is ‘admin’ password leaving your IoT device vulnerable to cyberattacks?

2017-04-26
On: April 26, 2017
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

Internet-connected devices in your home or office will be vulnerable to botnets and other attacks, if you don’t change the original login credentials. The number of internet-connected devices has risenRead More →

Samsung Smart TV Can Be Hacked via Wi-Fi Direct Feature

2017-04-26
On: April 26, 2017
In: Incidents

Security researchers from Neseso are sounding the alarm on a vulnerability they’ve discovered in Samsung smart TVs that Samsung declined to fix. The security flaw affects Wi-Fi Direct, a Wi-FiRead More →

HipChat hacked, resets passwords for affected users

2017-04-26
On: April 26, 2017
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

Group chat service HipChat made an announcement on its blog that their Security Intelligence Team detected a “vulnerability” in a third-party library used by the app. In simpler terms, someRead More →

NSA backdoor detected on >55,000 Windows boxes can now be remotely removed

2017-04-26
On: April 26, 2017
In: Malware

Microsoft dismisses DoublePulsar infection estimates, but otherwise remains silent. After Microsoft officials dismissed evidence that more than 10,000 Windows machines on the Internet were infected by a highly advanced National SecurityRead More →

Webroot antivirus mistakenly flags Windows as malware

2017-04-25
On: April 25, 2017
In: Malware

Windows’ system files were flagged as malicious, and Facebook was marked as a phishing site. A malware signature update issued by the company on Monday triggered the software into mistakenlyRead More →

Microsoft Edge Vulnerability Allows Cookie and Password Theft

2017-04-25
On: April 25, 2017
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

A vulnerability in the Microsoft Edge browser can be exploited and allow an attacker to obtain a user’s password and cookie files for various online accounts. The vulnerability came toRead More →

Point-of-Sale Malware Steals Driver’s License Information

2017-04-25
On: April 25, 2017
In: Malware

Malware specialized in infecting Point of Sale (PoS) software has gained the ability to search and steal driver’s license information, according to a report published by US cyber-security firm TrendRead More →

Ransomware hidden inside a Word document that’s hidden inside a PDF

2017-04-25
On: April 25, 2017
In: Incidents, Malware

SophosLabs has discovered a new spam campaign where ransomware is downloaded and run by a macro hidden inside a Word document that is in turn nested within a PDF, like a Russian matryoshkaRead More →

Interpol Identifies 8,800 C&C Servers Used for Malware, Ransomware, Others

2017-04-25
On: April 25, 2017
In: Malware

Interpol investigators announced today they’d identified over 8,800 servers hosted across eight countries in Southeast Asia used for various cybercrime operations. According to Interpol, these are command-and-control (C&C) servers usedRead More →

2016’s Most Popular Exploit Was the Vulnerability Used for the Stuxnet Attacks

2017-04-24
On: April 24, 2017
In: Vulnerabilities

One of the vulnerabilities used to spread the Stuxnet virus was 2016’s most popular exploit, according to telemetry data gathered by Russia cyber-security firm Kaspersky Labs. Identified as CVE-2010-2568, thisRead More →

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