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Google, Red Hat discover critical DNS security flaw that enables malware to infect entire internet

Google, Red Hat discover critical DNS security flaw that enables malware to infect entire internet

2016-02-25
On: February 25, 2016
In: Important, Malware, Vulnerabilities

Google and security firm Red Hat have discovered a critical security flaw in the Internet’s Domain Name System (DNS) that affects a library in a universally used protocol. This meansRead More →

Group Behind the Sony Hack Is More Dangerous Than Previously Thought

2016-02-25
On: February 25, 2016
In: Incidents

Researchers blow the lid on one of the most dangerous and well-organized cyber-espionage groups around. Only after four different cyber-security firms teamed up, did security analysts manage to understand howRead More →

Malware targets India’s largest private bank

2016-02-24
On: February 24, 2016
In: Malware

Over 4,000 branches and 13,000 ATMs were targeted through a massive phishing campaign. Customers of ICICI, India’s largest private bank, have become targets in a phishing campaign tailored to dupeRead More →

Mousejack attack – Hijack Wireless Mouse/Keyboard Dongles from 100 meters to control PCs

Mousejack attack – Hijack Wireless Mouse/Keyboard Dongles from 100 meters to control PCs

2016-02-24
On: February 24, 2016
In: Important, Incidents

Mousejack attack – Researchers at Bastille firm demonstrated how to hack computers by exploiting a flaw in many wireless mouse and keyboard dongles. A bogus wireless computer mice and keyboards canRead More →

Android ransomware variants created directly on mobile devices

Android ransomware variants created directly on mobile devices

2016-02-24
On: February 24, 2016
In: Malware

Attackers used legitimate tools on mobile devices to create variants of Android.Lockdroid.E. Symantec has seen several variants of a known ransomware family (Android.Lockdroid.E) that were developed on Android devices using theRead More →

New Silverlight Attacks Appear in Angler Exploit Kit

New Silverlight Attacks Appear in Angler Exploit Kit

2016-02-24
On: February 24, 2016
In: Vulnerabilities

Exploits for a vulnerability in Microsoft Silverlight have found their way into the dangerous Angler Exploit Kit a little more than a month after it was patched. French security researcherRead More →

Anonymous hacked the France’s Ministry of Defense portal CIMD (Centre d’Identification des Materiels de la Defense)

Anonymous hacked the France’s Ministry of Defense portal CIMD (Centre d’Identification des Materiels de la Defense)

2016-02-24
On: February 24, 2016
In: Incidents

Anonymous hacked the CIMD portal managed by the France’s Ministry of Defense to protest against French foreign arms trade operations. The Anonymous collective has hacked one of the websites managedRead More →

NSA Data Center Experiences Up to 300 Million Cyber-Attacks per Day

NSA Data Center Experiences Up to 300 Million Cyber-Attacks per Day

2016-02-23
On: February 23, 2016
In: Data Security

Six years ago, the cyber-attacks barely reached 25,000. Utah officials are saying that the number of cyber-attacks they’ve seen against local state organizations has grown exponentially in the past six years.Read More →

Acecard - One of Today's Most Dangerous Android Trojans

Acecard – One of Today’s Most Dangerous Android Trojans

2016-02-23
On: February 23, 2016
In: Mobile Security

Acecard evolved from a simple information stealer to the most sophisticated Android banking trojan ever seen. The Android malware scene has a new top threat if we are to believe theRead More →

Russian bank employees received fake job offers in targeted email attack

Russian bank employees received fake job offers in targeted email attack

2016-02-23
On: February 23, 2016
In: Data Security

Employees at six Russian banks were sent spoofed emails delivering Trojan.Ratopak in a narrow, targeted attack. In December 2015, employees from several Russian banks were targeted with spoofed emails, aRead More →

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