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Verizon Again Having Second Thoughts on Yahoo Deal After 1 Billion Account Hack

2017-01-07
On: January 7, 2017
In: Incidents

Executives still looking into the deal, it seems. Verizon is once again unsure whether to complete the takeover of Yahoo or not, after the company recently acknowledged a 2013 hackRead More →

China-Linked DragonOK APT Group continues updating tools and tactics

2017-01-07
On: January 7, 2017
In: Malware

The China-linked DragonOK continues updating tools and tactics and targeted entities in various countries, including Russia and Tibet. It was September 2014, when security researchers at FireEye spotted for the firstRead More →

A fake Super Mario Run for Android is serving the Marcher Banking Trojan

2017-01-07
On: January 7, 2017
In: Malware

Zscaler experts have found in the wild a fake version of the Super Mario Run Android App that could install the Android Marcher banking trojan. Bad news for mobile gamers,Read More →

Analyzing a variant of the GM Bot Android malware

2017-01-07
On: January 7, 2017
In: Important, Malware, Mobile Security, Vulnerabilities

My friends at CyberBlog decided to analyze the GM Bot Android Malware as exercise aiming to receive feedback sand suggestions from the security community. The sample explored is confirmed as a variantRead More →

Browser Autofill Profiles Can Be Abused for Phishing Attacks

2017-01-07
On: January 7, 2017
In: Incidents

Browser autofill profiles are a reliable phishing vector that allow attackers to collect information from users via hidden fields, which the browser automatically fills with preset personal information and whichRead More →

Stolen Passwords Fuel Cardless ATM Fraud

2017-01-06
On: January 6, 2017
In: Important, Incidents, Malware, Vulnerabilities

Some financial institutions are now offering so-called “cardless ATM” transactions that allow customers to withdraw cash using nothing more than their mobile phones. But as the following story illustrates, this new technologyRead More →

This new Mac malware freezes your computer with email drafts

2017-01-06
On: January 6, 2017
In: Malware, Vulnerabilities

A new form of malware is targeting Macs and launching denial-of-service attacks on users by creating multiple email drafts that crash the computer. The method is simple but devious. AccordingRead More →

FTC files lawsuit against D-Link for router and camera security flaws

2017-01-06
On: January 6, 2017
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

The FTC has filed a lawsuit against D-Link for failing to protect its customers against ‘well known and easily preventable software security flaws’ in its routers and IoT cameras. TheRead More →

Number of Hijacked MongoDB Databases Is Going Up as More Hackers Are Flocking In

2017-01-06
On: January 6, 2017
In: Important, Incidents, Malware, Vulnerabilities

MongoDB administrators are about to be tought a hard lesson in database management practices, as the number of hackers that are now involved with DB hijacking attempts has gone fromRead More →

KillDisk Ransomware Now Targets Linux, Prevents Boot-Up, Has Faulty Encryption

2017-01-06
On: January 6, 2017
In: Malware

Researchers have discovered a Linux variant of the KillDisk ransomware, which itself is a new addition to the KillDisk disk wiper malware family, previously used only to sabotage companies byRead More →

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