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PHP Melody 2.7 – Multiple Vulnerabilities

2017-01-24
On: January 24, 2017
In: Vulnerabilities

What’s interesting when I come across a new piece of software is how the initial impressions change after reading the code. If you’re looking to setup a new YouTube® styleRead More →

Widely used WebEx plugin for Chrome will execute attack code—patch now!

2017-01-24
On: January 24, 2017
In: Important, Incidents, Malware, Vulnerabilities

Publicly known “magic string” lets any site run malicious code, no questions asked. The Chrome browser extension for Cisco Systems WebEx communications and collaboration service was just updated to fixRead More →

Expert Hacks Internal DoD Network via Army Website

2017-01-23
On: January 23, 2017
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

The Defense Digital Services (DDS) group is tasked with pioneering private sector solutions to solve some of the Department of Defense’s most complex problems. And pioneers they are. Back inRead More →

Lloyds Bank services hit by denial-of-service attack

2017-01-23
On: January 23, 2017
In: Incidents

Reports suggest a large-scale DDoS attack from overseas blocked Lloyds, Halifax, and Bank of Scotland customers from accessing online services. International cyberattackers have targeted one of the UK’s largest bankingRead More →

BankBot, an Android malware based on a source code leaked online

2017-01-23
On: January 23, 2017
In: Incidents

Antivirus firm Dr. Web spotted a new Android malware dubbed BankBot that is based on a source code that was leaked on an underground forum. Bad news for Android users,Read More →

Hack a Furby to Rickroll Your Friends Through Its Creepy Eyeball Menu

2017-01-23
On: January 23, 2017
In: Important, Incidents, Malware, Vulnerabilities

The first generation of Furby, the owlish electronic toy made by Hasbro, was met with enormous consumer demand when it hit shelves in November 1998. Thanks to their novel communicationRead More →

HIJACKING WHATSAPP ACCOUNTS USING WHATSAPP WEB

2017-01-23
On: January 23, 2017
In: Incidents, Mobile Security, Vulnerabilities

Whatsapp accounts are based on phone numbers. This means your phone number is your username and it’s also used for authentication. While this is not perfect from a privacy standpointRead More →

General Electrics plays down industrial control plant vulnerabilities

2017-01-21
On: January 21, 2017
In: Important, Incidents, Vulnerabilities

Only a local hacker in a facility would be able to run an attack. General Electric (GE) has pushed out an update to its industrial control systems following the discoveryRead More →

Lavabit, the Snowden recommended encrypted email service, is back

2017-01-21
On: January 21, 2017
In: Data Security

Lavabit, the Snowden recommended encrypted email service, is back. Its CEO Ladar Levison announced new privacy-enhancing features. Do you remember Lavabit? It was the US Encrypted Email Service used by theRead More →

Supercell, Clash of Clans authors, hacked. 1 Million accounts compromised

2017-01-21
On: January 21, 2017
In: Incidents

Reportedly, over a million accounts on the Supercell community forum have been compromised after a data breach occurred in 2016. The firm Supercell, the authors of the notorious “The ClashRead More →

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