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TCP Monitor Plus is a portable network toolkit

2017-02-13
On: February 13, 2017
In: Important, Incidents, Malware, Vulnerabilities

Portable network toolkit TCP Monitor Plus has had its first update since 2015, adding a snapshot feature and some handy display tweaks. The program opens with a scrolling graph ofRead More →

Android Banking Trojan Marcher Targets Dozens of Apps, Bypasses Antivirus

2017-02-13
On: February 13, 2017
In: Incidents, Mobile Security, Vulnerabilities

It starts with a phishing attack over SMS, continues with a bad app and ends with your stolen bank account. Android-targeting banking Trojan Marcher is on the rise, infecting devicesRead More →

New Tool Takes Mere Minutes to Create Dark Web Version of Any Site

2017-02-13
On: February 13, 2017
In: Incidents, Technology, Vulnerabilities

Independent security researcher wants to make creating Tor hidden service versions of websites that much easier. More mainstream services and websites are moving towards the dark web. In 2014, FacebookRead More →

Indian Ministry of Home Affairs website hacked, authorities take it down

2017-02-13
On: February 13, 2017
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

Home Ministry’s website mha.nic.in hacked; Hackers exploited Drupal vulnerability Unknown hackers today used a Drupal exploit to hack mha.nic.in, which is Indian government’s Ministry of Home Affairs website. Immediately afterRead More →

Ultranationalist Developer Behind SerbRansom Ransomware

2017-02-13
On: February 13, 2017
In: Malware, Vulnerabilities

An ultranationalist developer from Serbia is behind a series of malware strains, including a new ransomware family named SerbRansom, discovered yesterday by security researcher MalwareHunter. The ransomware itself is notRead More →

HIGH SEVERITY BIND VULNERABILITY CAN LEAD TO A CRASH

2017-02-11
On: February 11, 2017
In: Vulnerabilities

The Internet Systems Consortium patched the BIND domain name system this week, addressing a remotely exploitable vulnerability it considers high severity and said could lead to a crash. The issueRead More →

Run this in April: UPDATE Azure SET SQLthreat_detection = ‘generally available’

2017-02-11
On: February 11, 2017
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

Microsoft says it will fully power up its Azure SQL Database Threat Detection service this spring. This technology, which has been in preview mode for the past year or so,Read More →

Hacker hijacked more than 150,000 printers

2017-02-11
On: February 11, 2017
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

For many of us hacking of printers seems to be next to impossible thing. But, a hacker has hacked more than 150,000 printers via the internet. The attack affected allRead More →

2 thoughts on “Code Execution in SQL Server via Fileless CLR-based Custom Stored Procedures”

2017-02-11
On: February 11, 2017
In: Vulnerabilities

Recently I was given the task of performing command execution on a compromised MSSQL server with the following restrictions: No use of the xp_cmdshell stored procedure. No writing anything toRead More →

WhatsApp Brings Two-step Verification For 1.2 Billion Users, Here’s How To Enable It

2017-02-11
On: February 11, 2017
In: Mobile Security

Short Bytes: WhatsApp has enabled two-step verification option for all its 1.2 billion users. After enabling this optional feature, any attempt to verify your phone on a smartphone will needRead More →

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