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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 →

Uncooperative Russian ISP Prevents Cisco from Shutting Down Cybercriminal Gang

Uncooperative Russian ISP Prevents Cisco from Shutting Down Cybercriminal Gang

2016-01-09
On: January 9, 2016
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

Russian ISP Eurobyte fails to answer Cisco’s emails, allows malvertising campaign to go on undisturbed. Cisco’s Talos research team has managed to identify and partially shut down a cyber-criminal group thatRead More →

Experts revealed that security camera vendors lack of security by design

Experts revealed that security camera vendors lack of security by design

2016-01-09
On: January 9, 2016
In: Data Security

When it comes to securing homes and businesses, a security camera is a privileged solution but it paradoxical is exposing users to further risks. A new study made by researchersRead More →

The TV cable and Internet service provider Time Warner Cable is warning customers their emails and passwords may have been exposed.

Time Warner Cable security breach may have exposed 320K customers

2016-01-09
On: January 9, 2016
In: Incidents

The TV cable and Internet service provider Time Warner Cable is warning customers their emails and passwords may have been exposed. Nearly 320,000 of the TV cable and Internet service providerRead More →

GM embraces white-hat hackers with public vulnerability disclosure program

GM embraces white-hat hackers with public vulnerability disclosure program

2016-01-09
On: January 9, 2016
In: Vulnerabilities

First major automaker (aside from Tesla) to issue guidelines promising not to sue researchers. On January 5, General Motors quietly flipped the switch on Detroit’s first public security vulnerability disclosureRead More →

Apple, Google, Microsoft attack government hacking plans

Apple, Google, Microsoft attack government hacking plans

2016-01-09
On: January 9, 2016
In: Important

Tech industry hits back at plans to create legal framework for hacking by spies, military and police. Tech companies including Apple, Microsoft, Google and Facebook have criticized plans by theRead More →

ProPublica Launches the Dark Web

ProPublica Launches the Dark Web’s First Major News Site

2016-01-08
On: January 8, 2016
In: Important

THE SO-CALLED DARK web, for all its notoriety as a haven for criminals and drug dealers, is slowly starting to look more and more like a more privacy-preserving mirror ofRead More →

ATM malware: Gang behind Euro attacks targeted in police swoops

ATM malware: Gang behind Euro attacks targeted in police swoops

2016-01-08
On: January 8, 2016
In: Incidents

Romanian police have acted to end a series of malware ATM attacks carried out in Germany, France, Norway, Sweden, Poland, and Romania. Alleged members of an international criminal group responsibleRead More →

Android-based Smart TVs Hit By Backdoor Spread Via Malicious App

2016-01-08
On: January 8, 2016
In: Mobile Security

With the year-end shopping season over, many consumers now have new various smart gadgets in their homes. One particularly popular usage of this so-called Internet of Things (IoT) are smart TVs. TheseRead More →

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