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The 7ev3n-HONE$T ransomware encrypts and renames your files to R5A

2016-04-25
On: April 25, 2016
In: Malware

A security researcher named Mosh​ has discovered  a new variant of the 7ev3n Ransomware, which has rebranded itself as 7ev3n-HONE$T. This ransomware will encrypt your data and then ransom your files for approximatelyRead More →

Teaching an old RAT new tricks

2016-04-23
On: April 23, 2016
In: Data Security, Malware

Attackers have been successfully deploying RATs for years to remotely control users systems – giving them full access to the victim’s files or resources such as cameras, recording key strokes,Read More →

$10 router blamed for the massive $80 million Bangladesh Bank hack

2016-04-23
On: April 23, 2016
In: Important, Incidents

Can you believe it! A mere $10 second hand router was responsible for the massive $80 million Bangladesh Bank hack. Back in February, hackers had managed to hack into one ofRead More →

MongoDB DB containing 93.4 million Mexican voter records open online

2016-04-23
On: April 23, 2016
In: Incidents

The security expert  Chris Vickery discovered a 132 GB MongoDB database open online and containing 93.4 million Mexican voter records. Once again a MongoDB poorly configurated exposed million records, once again dataRead More →

A million people now access Facebook on the “dark web” every month

2016-04-23
On: April 23, 2016
In: Data Security

The number of people accessing Facebook via the “dark web” now stands at 1 million per month, the tech giant announced today (April 22). Facebook has maintained an “Onion” siteRead More →

“Nuclear” exploit kit service cashes in on demand from cryptoransomware rings

2016-04-23
On: April 23, 2016
In: Important, Malware, Vulnerabilities

Exploit kit’s inner workings exposed as researchers help shut down its servers. Security researchers at Cisco Talos and Check Point have published reports detailing the inner workings of Nuclear, an “exploitRead More →

Dutch and Canadian Police Seize ‘Criminal’ Encrypted Smartphone Network

2016-04-22
On: April 22, 2016
In: Mobile Security

On Tuesday, the Dutch police service announced the arrest of a man allegedly behind the sale of custom PGP smartphones and the seizure of the network allowing their use. TheRead More →

Asian Nation-State hackers use fileless RAT for their hacking campaign

2016-04-22
On: April 22, 2016
In: Data Security

State-sponsored actors in Asia have been leveraging fileless RAT for their hacking campaigns in order to avoid the detection. Security experts from SentinelOne spotted nation-state actors in Asia running espionageRead More →

FBI Director: We Paid More Than $1.2 Million for San Bernardino iPhone Hack

2016-04-22
On: April 22, 2016
In: Incidents

FBI director James Comey has given us our first hint at how much money the FBI paid to unlock the infamous iPhone at the center of its high-profile encryption fightRead More →

Windows AppLocker Bypass Allows Attackers to Registers DLLs Off the Internet

2016-04-22
On: April 22, 2016
In: Incidents

No admin privileges are required to run the attack. Clever hackers can bypass Microsoft’s Windows AppLocker security feature by abusing a hidden trait of the Regsvr32 command-line utility that’s normally usedRead More →

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