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Unpatched Vulnerability Affecting PHP 7 Servers

2016-12-30
On: December 30, 2016
In: Vulnerabilities

PHP 7 is affected by an unpatched vulnerability that opens servers running the latest branch of the PHP programming language to attacks. The vulnerability, yet unpatched is part of aRead More →

Steganography Is Very Popular with Exploit Kits All of a Sudden

2016-12-30
On: December 30, 2016
In: Important, Incidents, Malware, Vulnerabilities

Steganography, the technique of embedding hidden messages inside public files, has become very popular with exploit kit operators in 2016. Several security firms have detected multiple updates to exploit kitsRead More →

Three Chinese Charged with Hacking Law Firms and Stealing Insider Trading Data

2016-12-30
On: December 30, 2016
In: Incidents

The US charged three Chinese nationals with hacking two New York law firms and stealing data from their email servers, which they later used to make a profit on theRead More →

How to Disable System Integrity Protection (and Why You Shouldn’t)

2016-12-29
On: December 29, 2016
In: Important, Malware, Vulnerabilities

Each new release of Apple’s desktop operating system seems to place more restrictions on users than the last. System Integration Protection (or SIP for short) might be the biggest change yet.Read More →

SQL Attack (Constraint-based)

2016-12-29
On: December 29, 2016
In: Vulnerabilities

It is good to know that nowadays, developers have started paying attention to security while building websites. Almost everyone is aware of SQL Injection. Herein, I would like to discussRead More →

Kaspersky discovered a One-stop-shop for hacking goods

2016-12-29
On: December 29, 2016
In: Incidents

Security experts from Kaspersky Lab discovered an interesting one-stop-shop for purchasing hacking goods while investigating activity of a popular RAT. Security experts from Kaspersky Lab discovered an interesting one-stop-shop forRead More →

Congress Report Rules Against Encryption Backdoors

2016-12-29
On: December 29, 2016
In: Malware

Last week, a report published by the House of Representatives Judiciary Committee and the House of Representatives Energy and Commerce Committee has made it crystal clear that the US governmentRead More →

Android Ransomware Infects LG Smart TV

2016-12-28
On: December 28, 2016
In: Malware

Security firms have been warning us for more than a year about the possibility of Android malware jumping from phones and tablets to other Android-powered devices, such smart TVs. TheRead More →

RanSim: Test ransomware attacks on your Windows PC

2016-12-28
On: December 28, 2016
In: Malware

Ransim is a ransomware simulator for Windows that simulates attacks of ten ransomware families against the computer system. Ransomware is without doubt a relatively new threat category that has gainedRead More →

Switcher: Android joins the ‘attack-the-router’ club

2016-12-28
On: December 28, 2016
In: Important, Incidents, Malware, Mobile Security, Vulnerabilities

Recently, in our never-ending quest to protect the world from malware, we found a misbehaving Android trojan. Although malware targeting the Android OS stopped being a novelty quite some timeRead More →

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