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Hacked Steam accounts spreading Remote Access Trojan

2016-10-01
On: October 1, 2016
In: Important, Incidents, Malware, Vulnerabilities

Yesterday, I stumbled on a post where a Reddit user named Haydaddict was alerting people about some hacked Steam accounts spreading malware. As I am always interested in new malware, I took a lookRead More →

A Top-Shelf iPhone Hack Now Goes for $1.5 Million

2016-09-30
On: September 30, 2016
In: Important, Mobile Security, Vulnerabilities

AS IOS AND Android mature, the stand-off between platforms and hackers escalates in kind. Each release brings new security measures, while those who want to break in—nation-state intelligence agencies andRead More →

Android.Lockscreen ransomware now using pseudorandom numbers

2016-09-30
On: September 30, 2016
In: Mobile Security

The latest Android.Lockscreen variants are using new techniques to improve their chances of obtaining ransom money. New variants of Android.Lockscreen are using pseudorandom passcodes to prevent victims from unlocking devicesRead More →

Spy Tech ‘Hacks WhatsApp Encrypted Chat From A Backpack’

2016-09-30
On: September 30, 2016
In: Malware, Mobile Security

An Israeli company is marketing what appears to be an astonishing surveillance capability, claiming it can siphon off all WhatsApp chats, including encrypted communications, from phones within close proximity of a hidden Wi-FiRead More →

Kaspersky decrypts Ransomware from TeamXRat

2016-09-30
On: September 30, 2016
In: Important, Incidents, Malware, Vulnerabilities

Kaspersky posted a great article about their TeamXrat Ransomware analysis and how they were able to create a decryptor for its victims.  Reported back in mid September in our forums, I and other security researchersRead More →

Bitter Ransomware Operator Shuts Down Service and Deletes Decryption Master Key

2016-09-30
On: September 30, 2016
In: Malware

Misconfigured server led to Encryptor RaaS’ downfall. After law enforcement seized servers belonging to Encryptor RaaS, a Ransomware-as-a-Service cyber-crime portal, the site’s operators decided to close it down for goodRead More →

Cisco Sinkholes GozNym Banking Trojan Botnet

2016-09-29
On: September 29, 2016
In: Malware

GozNym botnet included over 23,000 infected victims. The Cisco Talos team has announced today that they’ve successfully managed to sinkhole one of GozNym’s botnets and are in the process ofRead More →

Russian hackers spy on Citizen Journalists investigating on Flight MH17 Crash

2016-09-29
On: September 29, 2016
In: Incidents

Researchers at the Bellingcat agency have been hit with spear phishing attacks and account takeover attempts while investigating flight MH17 crash. Once again cyber security experts warn of a newRead More →

Record-breaking DDoS reportedly delivered by >145k hacked cameras

2016-09-29
On: September 29, 2016
In: Incidents

Once unthinkable, 1 terabit attacks may soon be the new normal. Last week, security news site KrebsOnSecurity went dark for more than 24 hours following what was believed to be aRead More →

Introducing Her Royal Highness, the Princess Locker Ransomware

2016-09-29
On: September 29, 2016
In: Malware

Today we bring you Princess Locker; the ransomware only royalty could love.  First discovered byMichael Gillespie, Princess Locker encrypts a victim’s data and then demands a hefty ransom amount ofRead More →

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