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Database Ransom Attacks Hit CouchDB and Hadoop Servers

2017-01-19
On: January 19, 2017
In: Incidents, Malware

For the past week, unknown groups of cyber-criminals have taken control of and wiped data from CouchDB and Hadoop databases, in some cases asking for a ransom fee to returnRead More →

Hacker found a way to hack Facebook by exploiting the ImageMagick flaw

2017-01-18
On: January 18, 2017
In: Important, Incidents, Malware, Vulnerabilities

I want to believe that all of you know about ImageMagick and its Tragick. This issue was found in the end of the April, 2016 and due to many processingRead More →

Dutch coder built backdoors into thousands of websites

2017-01-18
On: January 18, 2017
In: Malware

Dutch developer used built-in backdoors in websites to steal personal information of customers. A 35-year-old unnamed web developer from Leeuwarden, Netherlands has used personal information stolen from customers to openRead More →

Secret tokens found hard-coded in hundreds of Android apps

2017-01-18
On: January 18, 2017
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

In some cases, the hard-coded secrets could allow an attacker to steal or delete data. A security research firm has found hundreds of Android apps that are leaking sensitive secretRead More →

New GhostAdmin Malware Used for Data Theft and Exfiltration

2017-01-18
On: January 18, 2017
In: Important, Incidents, Malware, Vulnerabilities

Security researcher MalwareHunterTeam discovered today a new malware family that can infect computers and allow crooks to take control of these PCs using commands sent via an IRC channel. NamedRead More →

Opera Presto Source Code Leaks Online

2017-01-17
On: January 17, 2017
In: Incidents

An unknown third-party has leaked the source code of the old Opera Presto browser engine on GitHub, and later on Bitbucket, two services for hosting and sharing source code online.Read More →

Watch out, hackers can listen to your Facebook Messenger Chats

2017-01-17
On: January 17, 2017
In: Important, Incidents, Vulnerabilities

A security expert discovered a flaw in the Facebook Messenger audio clip recording feature that could be exploited to listen to audio chats. Voice recording is one of the mostRead More →

Hackers Steal Forum Accounts From ‘Clash of Clans’ Creator Supercell

2017-01-17
On: January 17, 2017
In: Incidents

Data traders are allegedly swapping the details of over one million user accounts belonging to Supercell, the company behind hit mobile games such as Clash of Clans. The user accountsRead More →

Hackers demonstrate how to hack Samsung SmartCam

2017-01-17
On: January 17, 2017
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

Researchers Exploitee.rs discovered a flaw in Samsung SmartCam IP cameras that could be exploited to execute commands and hijack vulnerable devices. Samsung SmartCam IP cameras are affected by a seriousRead More →

This phishing email uses an unexpected trick to infect PCs with keylogger malware

2017-01-17
On: January 17, 2017
In: Malware, Vulnerabilities

Rather than using macros, this malware uses Visual Basic Script to avoid detection. Cybercriminals are targeting a US major financial services provider with malicious emails containing the tools required toRead More →

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