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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 →

IRS website attack nets e-filing credentials for 101,000 taxpayers

IRS website attack nets e-filing credentials for 101,000 taxpayers

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

Breach comes a year after a previous hack compromised 300,000 people. The US Internal Revenue Service was the target of a malware attack that netted electronic tax-return credentials for 101,000 socialRead More →

Twitter bug allows hackers to hijack big Twitter accounts like @God, @Vagina etc

Twitter bug allows hackers to hijack big Twitter accounts like @God, @Vagina etc

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

A password reset flaw allowed hacker to hijack numerous Twitter accounts from their original owners. Twitter followers of @god, @emoji, and @vagina were in for surprise today when their favourite TwitterRead More →

Remote Code Execution: All Versions Of Windows Hit By ‘Severe’ Security Vulnerabilities

Remote Code Execution: All Versions Of Windows Hit By ‘Severe’ Security Vulnerabilities

2016-02-10
On: February 10, 2016
In: Vulnerabilities

Short Bytes: As a part the latest Patch Tuesday, Microsoft released 13 security patches for all version of Windows and other software like Microsoft Office, IE, Flash etc. Out of these,Read More →

Hearthstone add-ons, cheating tools come with data-stealing malware

Hearthstone add-ons, cheating tools come with data-stealing malware

2016-02-10
On: February 10, 2016
In: Important, Malware

Attackers have disguised information-stealing and Bitcoin malware as third-party add-ons and cheats for Blizzard’s online card game. Hearthstone, a free-to-play card game based on World of Warcraft, has been indirectlyRead More →

How to Hack the Power Grid Through Home Air Conditioners

How to Hack the Power Grid Through Home Air Conditioners

2016-02-10
On: February 10, 2016
In: Data Security

TENERIFE, SPAIN—THERE ARE many ways we know of to cause a blackout. You could hack industrial equipment to spin a generator out of control. You couldhijack operator machines and remotelyRead More →

Vigilante Hackers Fight Lizard Squad For Control Of 150,000 Home Routers

Vigilante Hackers Fight Lizard Squad For Control Of 150,000 Home Routers

2016-02-10
On: February 10, 2016
In: Important, Incidents

Home routers with little to no security are far too common. They’re dangerous from a number of perspectives: as peeping holes for spying on people’s daily web use, for filtering stolen files and forRead More →

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