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JSPatch hot patching technique puts iOS users at risk

JSPatch hot patching technique puts iOS users at risk

2016-02-01
On: February 1, 2016
In: Important, Mobile Security

Security experts at FireEye are warning attackers can exploit the JSPatch hot patching technique to serve malicious code and put iOS users at risk. The release of hot patches forRead More →

Are Hackers Keeping a Hidden Stash on Your HP Printer's Hard Drive?

Are Hackers Keeping a Hidden Stash on Your HP Printer’s Hard Drive?

2016-02-01
On: February 1, 2016
In: Data Security

Unprotected HP printer HDDs can be abused if not protected. Security researcher Chris Vickery has discovered that HP LaserJet printers may be abused as an anonymous data storage unit by maliciousRead More →

Snowden Leak Proves That NSA And GCHQ Spied On Israeli Drones Using Open Source Tools

Snowden Leak Proves That NSA And GCHQ Spied On Israeli Drones Using Open Source Tools

2016-02-01
On: February 1, 2016
In: Important

Short Bytes: According to the latest documents provided by Edward Snowden to The Intercept, NSA and GCHQ were involved in surveillance activities pertaining to Israeli and Syrian drones presumed toRead More →

There's a lot of vulnerable OS X applications out there.

There’s a lot of vulnerable OS X applications out there.

2016-02-01
On: February 1, 2016
In: Vulnerabilities

Lately, I was doing research connected with different updating strategies, and I tested a few applications working under Mac OS X. This short weekend research revealed that we have manyRead More →

Default settings on Apache Web servers can reveal details about Tor traffic

Default settings on Apache Web servers can reveal details about Tor traffic

2016-02-01
On: February 1, 2016
In: Incidents

Default Settings In Apache Servers Can Leak Details about Tor traffic. This has happened the second time in this week. Leaving default setting open after the product has been released canRead More →

WhatsApp To Get End-To-End Encryption And Facebook Integration Soon

WhatsApp To Get End-To-End Encryption And Facebook Integration Soon

2016-01-30
On: January 30, 2016
In: Important, Mobile Security

WhatsApp is working on making your chats more secure by introducing end-to-end encryption along with a much deeper Facebook integration. A developer by the name of Javier Santos shared aRead More →

Malaysia extradited a hacker charged by DoJ with stealing the personal data of US members and passing it to the ISIS.

ISIS – The first man charged of cyber terrorism has been extradited to the US

2016-01-30
On: January 30, 2016
In: Incidents

Malaysia extradited a hacker charged by DoJ with stealing the personal data of US members and passing it to the ISIS. A former computer science student accused of supporting theRead More →

From Linux to Windows – New Family of Cross-Platform Desktop Backdoors Discovered

From Linux to Windows – New Family of Cross-Platform Desktop Backdoors Discovered

2016-01-30
On: January 30, 2016
In: Important

Recently we came across a new family of cross-platform backdoors for desktop environments. First we got the Linux variant, and with information extracted from its binary, we were able toRead More →

Certain MediaTek phones contain a dangerous debug backdoor

Certain MediaTek phones contain a dangerous debug backdoor

2016-01-30
On: January 30, 2016
In: Important, Incidents

MediaTek may not be on the short list of SoC companies whose chips you seek out when buying a new phone, but the company’s latest components have delivered some solidRead More →

HSBC online banking services offline due to a DDoS attack

HSBC online banking services offline due to a DDoS attack

2016-01-30
On: January 30, 2016
In: Incidents

The British branch of the HSBC bank has suffered for the second time in a month a cyber attack that brought its services offline. It’s happened again, HSBC customers were notRead More →

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