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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 →

JUNIPER CRYPTO BUG LET ATTACKERS EAVESDROP ON ROUTER, SWITCH TRAFFIC

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

Juniper Networks patched a crypto bug tied to its public key infrastructure that could have allowed hackers to access the company’s routers, switches and security devices and eavesdrop on sensitiveRead More →

Foolishly Open-Sourced Internet Explorer Exploit Code Added to Neutrino EK

2016-07-15
On: July 15, 2016
In: Vulnerabilities

Neutrino EK now features support for CVE-2016-0189. The crooks behind the Neutrino Exploit Kit (EK) didn’t wait long to update their automated malware infection technology with exploit code foolishly open-sourced byRead More →

Microsoft silently kills dev backdoor that boots Linux on locked-down Windows RT slabs

2016-07-15
On: July 15, 2016
In: Important, Incidents, Malware, Vulnerabilities

Patch Tuesday wasn’t just about browser bugs. Microsoft has quietly killed a vulnerability that can be exploited to unlock ARM-powered Windows RT tablets and boot non-Redmond-approved operating systems. The Register hasRead More →

Hackers Steal Data from Polish Defence Ministry and Ask for $50,000 Ransom

2016-07-15
On: July 15, 2016
In: Incidents, Malware

Some of the data looks legit, some looked fake. A group of hackers who call themselves “Pravyy Sector” [Right Sector] are extorting the Polish Government on Twitter, threatening to releaseRead More →

The First iPhone Hacker Shows How Easy It Is To Hack A Computer

2016-07-15
On: July 15, 2016
In: Important, Mobile Security, Technology, Vulnerabilities

Short Bytes: If you want to see how easy it is for an expert hacker to take complete control of your computer, you are at the right place. In aRead More →

Ransomware’s Motto: The Simpler, The Scarier, The Better

2016-07-15
On: July 15, 2016
In: Malware

A lot has been said about the ransomware epidemic. The number of infections worldwide increases daily, as well as the number of different variants. Check Point researchers have been analyzingRead More →

Own a printer, own a network with point and print drive-by

2016-07-14
On: July 14, 2016
In: Vulnerabilities

Introduction Printers present an interesting case in the world of IoT (Internet of Things), as they are very powerful hardware compared to most IoT devices, yet are not typically thoughtRead More →

DARPA Hopes Automation Can Create the Perfect Hacker

2016-07-14
On: July 14, 2016
In: Important, Technology

Seven Pentagon supercomputers are getting ready to attack one another. Look out, human hackers. Pentagon research agency DARPA says people are too slow at finding and fixing security bugs and wantsRead More →

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