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Russian Police Arrested Hackers Suspected of Central Bank Attack

2016-12-08
On: December 8, 2016
In: Incidents

Multiple suspects arrested, bank official reveals. Hackers managed to breach the Russian central bank and steal millions of dollars, but a bank official revealed today that several suspects were arrestedRead More →

Hackers favourite Distro, BackBox Linux 4.7 Out with Kernel 4.4 LTS And Updated Hacking Tools

2016-12-08
On: December 8, 2016
In: Incidents

BackBox Linux 4.7 Distro with Kernel 4.4 LTS and updated hacking tools released. After being in development for a couple of months, the BackBox distro based on Linux 4.7 andRead More →

Hacker Steals $300,000 from Major Cryptocurrency Investor

2016-12-08
On: December 8, 2016
In: Incidents

An unknown hacker has stolen at least $300,000 in Augur and Ether cryptocurrency from Bo Shen, the founder of venture capital firm Fenbushi Capital, and one of the early adoptersRead More →

New Flavor of Dirty COW Attack Discovered, Patched

2016-12-07
On: December 7, 2016
In: Important, Incidents, Malware, Vulnerabilities

Dirty COW (designated as CVE-2016-5195) is a Linux vulnerability that was first disclosed to the public in October 2016. It was a serious privilege escalation flaw that allowed an attacker toRead More →

Spoofing the Address Bar with the Malware Warning

2016-12-07
On: December 7, 2016
In: Malware

Over the last few months, we’ve seen a proliferation of these tech-support scams where users end up “locked” in their browsers with horrible red-screens and messages like “your computer mayRead More →

Top 10 Best Wi-Fi Hacking Apps For Android

2016-12-07
On: December 7, 2016
In: Important, Incidents, Vulnerabilities

Hacking, which was once considered the exclusive domain of the “experts” has become very common phenomenon with the rise of technology and advancements in the mobile field. Android phones areRead More →

Millions exposed to malvertising that hid attack code in banner pixels

2016-12-07
On: December 7, 2016
In: Malware

Manipulated images are almost impossible to detect by the untrained eye. Millions of people visiting mainstream websites over the past two months have been exposed to a novel form ofRead More →

Petya Ransomware Returns with GoldenEye Version, Continuing James Bond Theme

2016-12-07
On: December 7, 2016
In: Malware

The author of the Petya-Mischa ransomware combo has returned with a new version that uses the name GoldenEye Ransomware, continuing the malware’s James Bond theme. Brought to our attention todayRead More →

Readers of popular websites targeted by stealthy Stegano exploit kit hiding in pixels of malicious ads

2016-12-06
On: December 6, 2016
In: Important, Incidents, Malware, Vulnerabilities

Millions of readers who visited popular news websites have been targeted by a series of malicious ads redirecting to an exploit kit exploiting several Flash vulnerabilities. Since at least theRead More →

Canadian Government Is Asking Citizens If They Want Encryption Backdoors

2016-12-06
On: December 6, 2016
In: Malware

The Canadian government is asking citizens for their feedback on several privacy and cyber-security topics, as part of a public consultation period for upcoming changes to Canada’s national security framework.Read More →

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