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CVE-2015-1641 and CVE-2015-2545 Are Today’s Most Popular Microsoft Word Exploits

2016-07-19
On: July 19, 2016
In: Important, Incidents, Malware, Vulnerabilities

Office exploit kits updates drop support for CVE-2012-0158. Two newer vulnerabilities targeting the Microsoft Office suite have become very popular in recent months, as Office exploit kit makers have updated theirRead More →

How Do Hackers Easily Crack Your Strongest Passwords — Explained

2016-07-18
On: July 18, 2016
In: Data Security, Incidents

Short Bytes: Apart from knowing the best methods to create a strong password, one should also be aware of the techniques used by hackers to crack them. The recent torrent ofRead More →

Website of Remote Admin App Compromised Over and Over Again to Spread Malware

2016-07-18
On: July 18, 2016
In: Malware

It may be a good idea to stay away from this software. The website of the Ammyy Admin remote desktop management utility has been abused over and over again by malwareRead More →

Tor veteran Lucky Green exits, torpedos critical ‘Tonga’ node and relays

2016-07-18
On: July 18, 2016
In: Important, Incidents

Chap responsible for very early nodes says ‘recent events’ make it impossible to continue. Tor’s annus horribilus continues, with one of its earliest contributors, Lucky Green, quitting and closing downRead More →

Security firm clarifies power-station ‘SCADA’ malware claim

2016-07-18
On: July 18, 2016
In: Malware

It’s not the next Stuxnet, says SentinelOne, it’s just very naughty code. Malware hyped as aimed at the hear of power plants is nothing of the sort according to securityRead More →

Hacking 3D Printers Is Just Another Way to Destroy Modern Companies

2016-07-18
On: July 18, 2016
In: Incidents

Nothing is safe nowadays, not even 3D printers. A hacker could breach a company’s network, hack into a 3D printer, and alter small operational details to produce defective products that couldRead More →

Second Circuit rules in favor of Microsoft, gov’t can’t force access to email on Irish server

2016-07-16
On: July 16, 2016
In: Technology

The U.S. government’s reach got a little bit shorter Thursday when the Second Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a lower court decision and ruled that the U.S. government can’t forceRead More →

Ransomware As A Service Being Offered For $39 On The Dark Net

2016-07-16
On: July 16, 2016
In: Malware

Hackers who want to make money but don’t want to get involved in the messy business of extracting payment from victims have turned to a malware-as-a-service business model. They write the codeRead More →

Ubuntu Linux forums hacked!

2016-07-16
On: July 16, 2016
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

There is a common misconception that all things Linux are bulletproof. The fact is, no software is infallible. When news of a Linux vulnerability hits, some Windows and Mac fans like to tauntRead More →

Eleanor Mac malware connects your webcam to the dark web

2016-07-16
On: July 16, 2016
In: Malware

The malware dubbed Backdoor.MAC.Eleanor is embedded surreptitiously in the fake app EasyDoc Coverter.app and allows to control your webcam from the dark web Following the first ever instance of macRead More →

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