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BrickerBot Author Claims He Bricked Two Million Devices

2017-04-21
On: April 21, 2017
In: Incidents

Just like Wifatch and Hajime, the BrickerBot malware is the work of a vigilante grey-hat, who goes online by the name of Janit0r, a nickname he chose on the HackRead More →

Vulnerabilities in Linksys routers allow attackers to hijack dozens of models

2017-04-21
On: April 21, 2017
In: Vulnerabilities

Cyber security experts disclosed the existence of 10 unpatched security flaws in dozens of Linksys routers widely used today. The IOActive senior security consultant Tao Sauvage and the independent securityRead More →

Malware Author Uses Tweets to Control His Lame DDoS Botnet

2017-04-21
On: April 21, 2017
In: Incidents

A Russian malware author is using codified tweets to start and stop DDoS attacks against desired targets. The DDoS attacks are launched from the computers of infected users using aRead More →

ANALYZING THE DOUBLEPULSAR KERNEL DLL INJECTION TECHNIQUE

2017-04-20
On: April 20, 2017
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

Like many in the security industry, we’ve been busy investigating the implications of the Shadow Brokers leak, with the DOUBLEPULSAR payload in particular attracting our attention. Like many in theRead More →

Windows bug used to spread Stuxnet remains world’s most exploited

2017-04-20
On: April 20, 2017
In: Vulnerabilities

Code-execution flaw is triggered by plugging a booby-trapped USB into vulnerable PCs. One of the Microsoft Windows vulnerabilities used to spread the Stuxnet worm that targeted Iran remained the mostRead More →

Ambient Light Sensors Can Be Used to Steal Browser Data

2017-04-20
On: April 20, 2017
In: Important, Incidents, Malware, Vulnerabilities

Sensors used to detect the level of ambient light can be used to steal browser data, according to privacy expert Lukasz Olejnik. Over the past decade, ambient light sensors haveRead More →

Homograph Phishing Attacks are almost impossible to detect on major browsers

2017-04-20
On: April 20, 2017
In: Incidents

The Chinese security Xudong Zheng is warning of Homograph Phishing Attacks are “almost impossible to detect” also to experts. The Chinese security researcher Xudong Zheng has devised a phishing techniqueRead More →

InterContinental Hotels Group reveals ‘how it minimized recent malware attack’

2017-04-19
On: April 19, 2017
In: Important, Incidents, Malware, Vulnerabilities

The InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG) claims the implementation of its Secure Payment Solution (SPS) has helped to minimize a recent data breach that may have affected as many as 1,000Read More →

Vigilante botnet infects IoT devices before blackhats can hijack them

2017-04-19
On: April 19, 2017
In: Incidents

Hajime battles with Mirai for control over the Internet of poorly secured things. Mirai, the botnet that threatened the Internet as we knew it last year with record-setting denial-of-service attacks,Read More →

Meet PINLogger, the drive-by exploit that steals smartphone PINs

2017-04-19
On: April 19, 2017
In: Incidents, Mobile Security, Vulnerabilities

Sensors in phones running both iOS and Android reveal all kinds of sensitive info. Smartphones know an awful lot about us. They know if we’re in a car that’s speeding,Read More →

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