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Mazar BOT Android Malware Can Erase Your Phone's Data, Except If You're Russian

Mazar BOT Android Malware Can Erase Your Phone’s Data, Except If You’re Russian

2016-02-13
On: February 13, 2016
In: Mobile Security

Mazar BOT is spread around via SMS/MMS spam. A new Android malware variant has surfaced that has rooting capabilities, can wipe your phone’s storage, and has many other hidden capabilities thatRead More →

UK police arrested teenage hacker who allegedly hacked CIA and FBI officials

UK police arrested teenage hacker who allegedly hacked CIA and FBI officials

2016-02-13
On: February 13, 2016
In: Data Security

UK Police and FBI have arrested a teenager suspected to be Cracka, the hacker who hacked the CIA Director John Brennan. The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and British lawRead More →

NYPD Admits To Using Cell Phone Spy Tool More Than 1000 Times Since 2008

NYPD Admits To Using Cell Phone Spy Tool More Than 1000 Times Since 2008

2016-02-12
On: February 12, 2016
In: Important

The New York Police Department has admitted to using controversial cell phone spying systems known as Stingrays—which can be used to track the location and intercept personal communications of nearbyRead More →

Fake Security App for AliPay customers - Android SMS Stealer

Android SMS Stealer Hides as Mobile Payments Security App

2016-02-12
On: February 12, 2016
In: Mobile Security

During an ongoing analysis to protect our customers from the latest mobile threats, we came across an Android malware that disguised itself as a security feature for a famous ChineseRead More →

Internet Archive Does Windows: Hundreds of Windows 3.1 Programs Join the Collection

Internet Archive Does Windows: Hundreds of Windows 3.1 Programs Join the Collection

2016-02-12
On: February 12, 2016
In: Technology

Microsoft Windows was, to some people, too little, too late. Released as Version 1.0 in 1985, the graphic revolution was already happening elsewhere, with other computer operating systems – butRead More →

Netflix malware and phishing campaigns help build emerging black market

Netflix malware and phishing campaigns help build emerging black market

2016-02-12
On: February 12, 2016
In: Malware

Attackers steal users’ Netflix credentials and add them to black markets focused on providing access to the streaming service for cheaper prices. Netflix’s popularity has sharply grown since its creationRead More →

IBM Researchers Hack Into A Smart Building To Highlight The Backdoors Created For Hackers

2016-02-12
On: February 12, 2016
In: Important, Malware

This smart building was hacked by IBM researchers to show hacking risks associated with Internet of Things. IBM security researchers are warning that building automation systems used to power so-calledRead More →

Severe Vulnerability Affects Cisco ASA VPN Server Equipment

Severe Vulnerability Affects Cisco ASA VPN Server Equipment

2016-02-11
On: February 11, 2016
In: Vulnerabilities

Attackers can take over Cisco firewalls and VPN servers. Cisco has released urgent security patches aimed at fixing a security vulnerability in some of its firewall equipment that employs several versionsRead More →

Gmail to warn you if your friends aren’t using secure e-mail

Gmail to warn you if your friends aren’t using secure e-mail

2016-02-11
On: February 11, 2016
In: Important

Messages coming to or from non-encrypted sources will be flagged by Google. Google has confirmed a number of changes to Gmail with the arrival of two new features that willRead More →

User Beware: Rooting Malware Found in 3rd Party App Stores

User Beware: Rooting Malware Found in 3rd Party App Stores

2016-02-11
On: February 11, 2016
In: Malware, Mobile Security

Think of third-party app stores as independent shops in the city where people go to as an alternative to the city mall. The mall practically has everything you need. InRead More →

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