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Steam Uses Out-of-Date Chromium Browser with Security Feature Disabled

2016-02-09
On: February 9, 2016
In: Data Security

Steam’s built-in browser runs in a no-sandbox mode. The latest version of the Steam gaming client is employing an outdated Web browser that puts users at risk due to unpatched vulnerabilitiesRead More →

Clever bank hack allowed crooks to make unlimited ATM withdrawals

Clever bank hack allowed crooks to make unlimited ATM withdrawals

2016-02-09
On: February 9, 2016
In: Incidents

Banking malware is using techniques once reserved for state-sponsored hacking gangs. To appreciate how malware targeting banks and other financial institutions is adopting sophisticated techniques once reserved for state-sponsored spiesRead More →

Tor Project patches critical XSS bug in its blog after researcher publicly discloses it

2016-02-09
On: February 9, 2016
In: Vulnerabilities

Tor Project patches critical bug but refuses to acknowledge the bug discovery by a security researcher. Tor Project’s website had a critical cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerability which if exploited by a potentialRead More →

Hackers leaked DHS staff records, 200GB of files are in their hands

Hackers leaked DHS staff records, 200GB of files are in their hands

2016-02-08
On: February 8, 2016
In: Important, Incidents

A hacker accessed an employee’s email account at the Department of Justice and stole 200GB of files including records of 9,000 DHS staffers and 20,000 FBI employees. Yesterday, the dataRead More →

DLL Hijacking Issue Plagues Products like Firefox, Chrome, iTunes, OpenOffice

2016-02-08
On: February 8, 2016
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

Oracle patches Java installer against DLL hijacking issue. Oracle has released new Java installers to fix a well-known security issue (CVE-2016-0603) that also affects o plethora of other applications, from WebRead More →

Hacking Microsoft SQL Server Without a Password

Hacking Microsoft SQL Server Without a Password

2016-02-08
On: February 8, 2016
In: Important

During a recent penetration test, I was performing some packet captures and noticed  some unencrypted Microsoft SQL Server (MSSQL) traffic.  The syntax was unmistakable.  At first I thought this might beRead More →

WhatsApp users tricked into opening Malware sent by friends which steals their personal data

WhatsApp users tricked into opening Malware sent by friends which steals their personal data

2016-02-08
On: February 8, 2016
In: Mobile Security

New WhatsApp scam deceives users into opening malware sent by ‘friends’. WhatsApp, the world’s largest cross-platform messaging app has allegedly been the target of a new scam, which misleads usersRead More →

T9000 Backdoor Malware Targets Skype Users, Records Conversations

T9000 Backdoor Malware Targets Skype Users, Records Conversations

2016-02-08
On: February 8, 2016
In: Malware

T9000 can also steal files from your hard drives. A new backdoor trojan is making the rounds, coming equipped with features that allow it to steal files, take screengrabs, and recordRead More →

Dyre crackdown, the biggest effort to date by Russian authorities against cybercrime

Dyre crackdown, the biggest effort to date by Russian authorities against cybercrime

2016-02-08
On: February 8, 2016
In: Important

Russian authorities raided offices of a Russian film distribution and production company as part of an operation against the Dyre gang. Russian law enforcement and intelligence agencies in November raidedRead More →

Brazilian companies receive more than 40,000 spam emails in infostealer campaign

Brazilian companies receive more than 40,000 spam emails in infostealer campaign

2016-02-06
On: February 6, 2016
In: Important, Malware

Spam campaign targets Portuguese-speaking firms in Brazil and other regions to deliver malware and steal sensitive data. Symantec has observed an ongoing spam campaign targeting Brazil-based companies and other firmsRead More →

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