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95% of HTTPS servers vulnerable to trivial MITM attacks

95% of HTTPS servers vulnerable to trivial MITM attacks

2016-03-19
On: March 19, 2016
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

Only 1 in 20 HTTPS servers correctly implements HTTP Strict Transport Security, a widely-supported security feature that prevents visitors making unencrypted HTTP connections to a server. The remaining 95% areRead More →

Malware Botnet Can Be Abused to Launch DDoS Attacks

Malware Botnet Can Be Abused to Launch DDoS Attacks

2016-03-18
On: March 18, 2016
In: Incidents, Malware

DDoS attacks can have an amplification factor of 26.5. An independent security researcher that goes by the name of MalwareTech has discovered a way in which he could abuse the ZeroAccessRead More →

ProtonMail, the Easy-to-Use Encrypted Email Service, Opens Up to the Public

2016-03-18
On: March 18, 2016
In: Data Security

Three years after the Snowden revelations, the proliferation of privacy-focused messaging apps, email clients, and other encryption services hasn’t yet managed to make the use of crypto less of aRead More →

During our continued efforts to protect our customers against the latest mobile threats, we came across another malicious app that used pornography to attract users. Noting that 1 in 5 mobile searches are related to porn, it’s no surprise that hackers continue to create fake porn apps to disguise malware.

Android SMS Stealer Trojan Hides in Adult Video Player

2016-03-18
On: March 18, 2016
In: Important, Malware, Mobile Security

During our continued efforts to protect our customers against the latest mobile threats, we came across another malicious app that used pornography to attract users. Noting that 1 in 5Read More →

iCloud Account Hijacking Scam Is as Bad as Ransomware

2016-03-18
On: March 18, 2016
In: Incidents, Malware

Crook hijacks iCloud account, locks victim’s Mac.Crooks have discovered a method of turning Apple’s security features against the company’s users, hijacking Apple iCloud accounts and making them behave as ransomware,Read More →

Once thought safe, DDR4 memory shown to be vulnerable to “Rowhammer”

Once thought safe, DDR4 memory shown to be vulnerable to “Rowhammer”

2016-03-18
On: March 18, 2016
In: Vulnerabilities

New research finds “bitflipping” attacks may pose more risk than many admit. Physical weaknesses in memory chips that make computers and servers susceptible to hack attacks dubbed “Rowhammer” are more exploitableRead More →

Researchers Trick Radamant Ransomware C&C Server into Revealing Decryption Keys

Researchers Trick Radamant Ransomware C&C Server into Revealing Decryption Keys

2016-03-17
On: March 17, 2016
In: Malware

Security researchers 2, Radamant coder 0.Researchers from InfoArmor, an Arizona-based cyber-security firm, have discovered an SQL injection flaw in the control panel of the Radamant ransomware that allows them toRead More →

Millions of Android devices vulnerable to new Stagefright exploit

Millions of Android devices vulnerable to new Stagefright exploit

2016-03-17
On: March 17, 2016
In: Important, Incidents, Vulnerabilities

Security researchers have successfully exploited the Android-based Stagefright bug and remotely hacked a phone, which may leave millions devices vulnerable to attack. Israeli software research company NorthBit claimed it hadRead More →

Qualcomm Snapdragon Bug Leaves Android Devices Open to Hacks

Qualcomm Snapdragon Bug Leaves Android Devices Open to Hacks

2016-03-17
On: March 17, 2016
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

A kernel bug in Snapdragon chips may make billions of Android devices susceptible to hacks.A report from The Hacker News has shed light on a major problem with Qualcomm, Inc.’sRead More →

AceDeceiver: First iOS Trojan Exploiting Apple DRM Design Flaws to Infect Any iOS Device

AceDeceiver: First iOS Trojan Exploiting Apple DRM Design Flaws to Infect Any iOS Device

2016-03-17
On: March 17, 2016
In: Important, Vulnerabilities

We’ve discovered a new family of iOS malware that successfully infected non-jailbroken devices we’ve named “AceDeceiver”. What makes AceDeceiver different from previous iOS malware is that instead of abusing enterprise certificatesRead More →

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