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Neutrino and RIG exploit kit.

Experts warn Neutrino and RIG exploit kit activity spike

2016-01-12
On: January 12, 2016
In: Data Security, Vulnerabilities

Security experts at Heimdal Security are warning a spike in cyber attacks leveraging the popular Neutrino and RIG exploit kit. Cyber criminals always exploit new opportunities and users’ bad habits, nowRead More →

A Flaw on eBay’s Site Allowed Hackers To Steal User’s Passwords

A Flaw on eBay’s Site Allowed Hackers To Steal User’s Passwords

2016-01-12
On: January 12, 2016
In: Vulnerabilities

A critical bug on eBay’s website opened the door for malicious hackers to create fake login pages to steal passwords and harvest credentials. An independent security researcher found the flawRead More →

Trochilus RAT Evades Antivirus Detection, Used for Cyber-Espionage in South-East Asia

Trochilus RAT Evades Antivirus Detection, Used for Cyber-Espionage in South-East Asia

2016-01-12
On: January 12, 2016
In: Important, Malware

A new type of RAT (Remote Access Trojan) has been discovered in use against governments and civil society organizations in South-East Asia, the Arbor Security Engineering & Response Team (ASERT)Read More →

Say “Cyber” again—Ars cringes through CSI: Cyber

Say “Cyber” again—Ars cringes through CSI: Cyber

2016-01-12
On: January 12, 2016
In: Data Security, Vulnerabilities

CBS endangered cyber-procedural: Plane hacking! Software defined radio! White noise! OMG!. There are lots of cringeworthy technology moments on television, especially when the words “hacking” and “cyber” are introduced into theRead More →

Smartwatches Can Be Used to Spy on Your Card's PIN Code

Smartwatches Can Be Used to Spy on Your Card’s PIN Code

2016-01-12
On: January 12, 2016
In: Important

Wearable devices can be used as motion-based keyloggers. French student and software engineer, Tony Beltramelli, has published his master thesis called Deep-Spying: Spying using Smartwatch and Deep Learning, in which heRead More →

CSRF Bug in Verizon's API Left My FiOS Accounts Open to Attacks

CSRF Bug in Verizon’s API Left My FiOS Accounts Open to Attacks

2016-01-11
On: January 11, 2016
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

API used a simple authentication scheme, exposing users to CSRF attacks that allowed third-parties to hijack accounts. Verizon fixed an issue in its My FiOS REST API that would haveRead More →

This Netflix Hack Reveals The Secret Movie Genres You’re Missing

This Netflix Hack Reveals The Secret Movie Genres You’re Missing

2016-01-11
On: January 11, 2016
In: Incidents

Netflix Hack : Here Is How To Open Up Movie Portals You Didn’t Know Existed. You probably know that Netflix is a online movie streaming website. As of October 2015, Netflix reportedRead More →

Juniper drops NSA-developed code following new backdoor revelations

Juniper drops NSA-developed code following new backdoor revelations

2016-01-11
On: January 11, 2016
In: Important

Researchers contradict Juniper claim that Dual_EC_DRBG weakness couldn’t be exploited. Juniper Networks, which last month made the startling announcement its NetScreen line of firewalls contained unauthorized code that can surreptitiouslyRead More →

Kingston’s ‘Unhackable’ DataTraveler USB Drive Self-destructs With Incorrect PIN Entry

Kingston’s ‘Unhackable’ DataTraveler USB Drive Self-destructs With Incorrect PIN Entry

2016-01-11
On: January 11, 2016
In: Technology

Short Bytes: Kingston Digital, one of the world leaders in memory products, has released DataTraveler 2000 encrypted USB Flash drive. This portable memory device offers best-in-class security features like hardwareRead More →

DDoS attack on BBC may have reached 602Gbps, never so powerful

DDoS attack on BBC may have reached 602Gbps, never so powerful

2016-01-11
On: January 11, 2016
In: Incidents

The  hacking group New World Hacking that claimed the responsibility for the BBC attack revealed that the DDoS attack reached the 602 GBps. On December 31th, the BBC website andRead More →

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