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Universal hijack hole turns DIY Wix blogs into botnets

2016-11-03
On: November 3, 2016
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

Communications failure leads to zero day, late patch, natch. Millions of do-it-yourself websites built with the Wix web maker were at risk of hijack thanks to a brief zero dayRead More →

​Linux developers under denial of service attack

2016-11-03
On: November 3, 2016
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

The Linux Plumbers Conference’s internet has been slowed to a crawl. SANTA FE, NM — If you can’t reach your favorite Linux developer by IM or e-mail today, it’s becauseRead More →

CRITICAL MYSQL VULNERABILITIES CAN LEAD TO SERVER COMPROMISE

2016-11-03
On: November 3, 2016
In: Important, Incidents, Malware, Vulnerabilities

Critical vulnerabilities in MySQL and vendor deployments by database servers MariaDB and PerconaDB have been identified that can lead to arbitrary code execution, root privilege escalation and server compromise. DawidRead More →

Vulnerability Spotlight: Remotely Exploitable Bugs in Memcached Identified and Patched

2016-11-02
On: November 2, 2016
In: Vulnerabilities

Our efforts to make the internet safer and protect our customers involves, amongst many other things, researching and identifying zero-day vulnerabilities in the third-party software. As part of our effortRead More →

Stealth Cell Tower, how to spy on workers with a harmless printer

2016-11-02
On: November 2, 2016
In: Incidents, Malware

Stealth Cell Tower, it is an antagonistic GSM base station concealed in an office printer that could be used for surveillance purposes. Are you angry with your boss or yourRead More →

Recent Windows Kernel zero-day exploited by hackers behind the DNC hack

2016-11-02
On: November 2, 2016
In: Important, Incidents, Malware, Vulnerabilities

Executive vice president of Microsoft’s Windows and Devices group revealed that Windows Kernel zero-day recently disclosed was used by the Fancy Bear APT. On Oct. 31, the Google Threat AnalysisRead More →

PHONY ANDROID FLASH PLAYER INSTALLS BANKING MALWARE

2016-11-02
On: November 2, 2016
In: Malware, Mobile Security

Security researchers warn that a bogus Flash Player app aimed at Android mobile devices has surfaced and is luring victims to download and install banking malware that steals credit card information andRead More →

0-day SAP vulnerability published, here’s what you can do

2016-11-02
On: November 2, 2016
In: Vulnerabilities

The information about a 0-day SAP vulnerability was published on LinkedIn on October 28, 2016. A researcher disclosed details of the vulnerability in SAP system that he had identified andRead More →

Learning From Buggy WordPress Wp-login Malware

2016-11-01
On: November 1, 2016
In: Important, Incidents, Malware

When a site gets hacked, the attack doesn’t end with the malicious payload or spam content. Hackers know that most website administrators will clean up the infection and look noRead More →

Discovery of a New Nymaim Malware Variant Employing Advanced Delivery, Obfuscation and Blacklisting methods

2016-11-01
On: November 1, 2016
In: Important, Incidents, Malware, Vulnerabilities

Verint’s Cyber Research team has discovered an unknown variant of the Nymaim malware family, a group of threats that are also capable of downloading various malicious payloads onto the affected device,Read More →

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