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Ghost Squad Hackers Hack Ethiopian Websites In Response To Killing Of Protesting Students

Ghost Squad Hackers Hack Ethiopian Websites In Response To Killing Of Protesting Students

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

Short Bytes: Ghost Squad Hackers group has taken down multiple .gov websites in Ethiopia. The collective has blamed the government for killing “students for opposing the ‘master plan’ to expandRead More →

DLL Hijacking Tutorial

Remote Exploitation of Microsoft Office DLL Hijacking (MS15-132) via Browsers

2016-01-07
On: January 7, 2016
In: Important, Vulnerabilities

A number of weeks back, security researcher Parvez Anwar posted a number of DLL hijacking vulnerabilities within Microsoft Office on Twitter [1]. The following week, Microsoft released MS15-132, which addressedRead More →

Drupal Update Process Flawed by Multiple Bugs, Attackers Can Take Over Sites

2016-01-07
On: January 7, 2016
In: Vulnerabilities

IOActive’s Fernando Arnaboldi has sounded the alarm on three major flaws in Drupal’s update process that may allow attackers to poison Drupal installations via update packages and in worst caseRead More →

Let’s Encrypt Now Being Abused By Malvertisers

Let’s Encrypt Now Being Abused By Malvertisers

2016-01-07
On: January 7, 2016
In: Malware

Encrypting all HTTP traffic has long been considered a key security goal, but there have been two key obstacles to this. First, certificates are not free and many owners areRead More →

Severe Silent Circle Blackphone vulnerability lets hackers take over

Severe Silent Circle Blackphone vulnerability lets hackers take over

2016-01-07
On: January 7, 2016
In: Mobile Security, Vulnerabilities

The security-focused smartphone contained vulnerabilities which allow hackers to control the device’s modem and call functions. Researchers have revealed a severe vulnerability in Silent Circle’s Blackphone which could allow attackers toRead More →

Windows and Linux Malware Linked to Chinese DDoS Tool

Windows and Linux Malware Linked to Chinese DDoS Tool

2016-01-07
On: January 7, 2016
In: Important, Malware

Malware was infecting machines, adding them to its botnet.Similar-looking malware targeting both Linux and Windows computers has been linked to a DDoSing toolkit sold by Chinese hackers via the ddos[.]tfRead More →

TOR Anonymity: Things Not To Do While Using TOR

TOR Anonymity: Things Not To Do While Using TOR

2016-01-07
On: January 7, 2016
In: Data Security

Short Bytes: Being Anonymous online is the need of the hour, and TOR browser does that job quite efficiently and honestly. But there are some things that you need toRead More →

Final rule implements the Executive Order 13694. US can apply economic sanctions in response to cyber attacks

Final rule implements the Executive Order 13694. US can apply economic sanctions in response to cyber attacks

2016-01-06
On: January 6, 2016
In: Important

The US Government issued a final rule implementing the Executive Order 13694. US can apply economic sanctions in response to cyber attacks. According to a final rule published in the FederalRead More →

The Father of Online Anonymity Has a Plan to End the Crypto War

2016-01-06
On: January 6, 2016
In: Data Security

IT’S BEEN MORE than 30 years since David Chaum launched the ideas that would serve as much of the groundwork for anonymity online. In doing so, he also helped sparkRead More →

HaLow, is it me you're hacking for? Wi-Fi standard for IoT emitted

HaLow, is it me you’re hacking for? Wi-Fi standard for IoT emitted

2016-01-06
On: January 6, 2016
In: Technology

802.11ah could be too expensive and too late. The Wi-Fi Alliance has formally unveiled the 802.11ah Wi-Fi standard, dubbed HaLow, which has been designed for low-power, high-range uses by connected InternetRead More →

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