Critical to the success of the 911 emergency phone system, which has saved countless lives since it was first implemented in 1968, is its ability to quickly route calls toRead More →
Courts across the country can’t seem to agree on whether the FBI’s recent hacking activities ran afoul of the law—and the confusion has led to some fairly alarming theories aboutRead More →
CSV Excel Macro Injection also known as Formula Injection or CSV Injection is an attack technique used in the day today penetration testing of the application. CSV injection is aRead More →
These days, parents can easily end up installing RATs instead of legitimate parental control software. Parents looking for a way to monitor their child’s online activities may turn to malware knownRead More →
News of software vulnerabilities often centers on products from well-known companies that potentially put large numbers of end users at risk. But a new report from software solutions company FlexeraRead More →
Experts from Dr Web discovered a new Linux Trojan called Linux.BackDoor.Irc.16 that is written in the Rust programming language. It is a prolific period for Vxers working on Linux Trojan, aRead More →
As a Reverse Engineer at Tenable, I investigate disclosed vulnerabilities in order to write remote plugins for the Nessus® vulnerability scanner. Each investigation is unique and presents its own setRead More →
Google releases fixes for newer devices and ejects apps following reports. It was a bad week for millions of Android phone users. Two critical vulnerabilities were disclosed but remain unpatchedRead More →
Second large Russian data breach released this week compromising millions across the world. Today, HEROIC obtained and validated a data breach of over 33 million accounts associated with Russian instantRead More →
Malware authors have made around $86,400, so far. A malware variant named Mal/Miner-C (also known as PhotoMiner) is infecting Internet-exposed Seagate Central Network Attached Storage (NAS) devices and using them toRead More →
