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Millions of AirDroid Users Exposed to Severe Vulnerability

New Technique “SATAn” to hack Air-Gapped computers using SATA cables as Antenna

2022-07-19
On: July 19, 2022
In: Data Security, Wireless Hacking

Cyber Security researchers at the Department of Software and Information Systems Engineering, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel, have discovered a new technique called “SATAn”. The new method allows stealingRead More →

What is the Reverse QR social engineering attack and how to protect from it

2022-07-18
On: July 18, 2022
In: Data Security

A few days ago Spain police sighted a new type of scam that has been called Reverse QR  Scam. A fraudulent technique with which scammers steal money through this codeRead More →

New version of Tor browser makes it easier for users to evade government attempts to block its use

2022-07-18
On: July 18, 2022
In: Data Security

We can say that the Tor browser is one of the most used when it comes to maintaining anonymity and privacy. It is in fact the one used to accessRead More →

Tutorial for pentesting Android apps using the free ZANTI toolkit

2022-07-15
On: July 15, 2022
In: Tutorials

In this tutorial, the specialists of the Cyber Security 360 course of the International Institute of Cyber Security (IICS) will show us how to use ZANTI, a pentesting tool thatRead More →

The most dangerous keylogger malware of 2022: Snake Keylogger

2022-07-13
On: July 13, 2022
In: Malware, Malware Analysis

Check Point Research, the Threat Intelligence division of the company, a leading global cybersecurity specialist provider, has released its Global Threat Index for the month of June 2022. Researchers haveRead More →

3 Critical Vulnerabilities In Lenovo Laptops’ UEFI  (70 Models Including Thinkbook) Allow Them To Be Hacked Forever, Even After Removing The Hard Drive

2022-07-13
On: July 13, 2022
In: Important, Vulnerabilities

Lenovo released security fixes to address three vulnerabilities that reside in the UEFI firmware shipped with over 70 product models, including several ThinkBook models. ESET Research discovered and reported toRead More →

Ways to Secure Your Linux VPS so You Don’t Get Hacked

2022-07-13
On: July 13, 2022
In: Technology Talk

Security matters and the more serious, potent, and ambitious your web project is, the more attention you have to pay to security.  If you have opted for Linux VPS, thisRead More →

5 best free API security testing tools. Protecting your cloud CI/CD Pipeline

2022-07-12
On: July 12, 2022
In: Tutorials

Applied Programming Interfaces (API) are an essential component of most modern programs and applications. In fact, cloud applications and mobile applications now rely heavily on APIs because they are designedRead More →

How to protect your Mac from malware?

2022-07-12
On: July 12, 2022
In: Technology Talk

Malware is a malicious software designed to gain unauthorised access into your Mac and cause damage to it. This is done to benefit the hackers in some way – whetherRead More →

Critical vulnerability allows unlocking, starting & stealing Honda Cars without key. Hacking Honda vehicles

2022-07-11
On: July 11, 2022
In: Vulnerabilities

Rolling-PWN attack vulnerability CVE-2021-46145  affecting all Honda cars models that exist from the year 2012 up to the year 2022. This vulnerability allows anyone to permanently open the car doorRead More →

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