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The Tor Project Is launching the Tor Bug Bounty Program

The Tor Project Is launching the Tor Bug Bounty Program

2015-12-31
On: December 31, 2015
In: Important

The Tor officially announced to launch the Tor Bug Bounty Program in the next year, a great news for the Tor community. The non-profit organization that is maintaining the TORRead More →

Ian Murdock, father of Debian, dead at 42

Ian Murdock, father of Debian, dead at 42

2015-12-31
On: December 31, 2015
In: Data Security

Former Sun VP and Linux Foundation CTO died under suspicious circumstances. Ian Murdock, founder of the Debian GNU/Linux distribution project, has died at the age of 42. His death, announcedRead More →

‘BackStab’ can hack and steal private data on your mobile phone without you knowing it

‘BackStab’ can hack and steal private data on your mobile phone without you knowing it

2015-12-30
On: December 30, 2015
In: Malware, Mobile Security

Palo Alto Networks unravels ‘BackStab’ technique which allows criminals to get access and steal your private data, via unprotected phone backups. The security company, Palo Alto Networks has disclosed details ofRead More →

North Korea’s Linux-based Red Star OS is as oppressive as you’d expect

North Korea’s Linux-based Red Star OS is as oppressive as you’d expect

2015-12-30
On: December 30, 2015
In: Important

North Korea’s homegrown computer operating system mirrors its political one – marked by a high degree of paranoia and invasive snooping on users, according to two German researchers. Their investigation,Read More →

GADGET HACKS’ FAVORITE MUST-HAVE ANDROID APPS OF 2015

Gadget Hacks’ Favorite Must-Have Android Apps of 2015

2015-12-30
On: December 30, 2015
In: Important, Mobile Security

Here at Gadget Hacks, we spend countless hours scouring the web to find the most interesting apps as they make their debuts, so the recent influx of new software hasRead More →

Microsoft may have your encryption key; here’s how to take it back

Microsoft may have your encryption key; here’s how to take it back

2015-12-30
On: December 30, 2015
In: Data Security

It doesn’t require you to buy a new copy of Windows. As happens from time to time, somebody has spotted a feature in Windows 10 that isn’t actually newand hasRead More →

Radamant Ransomware Author Has a Fit When Researcher Cracks His Encryption

Radamant Ransomware Author Has a Fit When Researcher Cracks His Encryption

2015-12-30
On: December 30, 2015
In: Malware

Radamant ransomware v1 and v2 are now decryptable. Fabian Wosar, security researcher at Emsisoft, has managed to crack the encryption algorithm for the first two versions of the Radamant Ransomware Kit,Read More →

Misconfigured Database Exposes Details of 191 Million US Voters

Misconfigured Database Exposes Details of 191 Million US Voters

2015-12-29
On: December 29, 2015
In: Incidents

Researchers could not track down the database’s owner.Security researcher Chris Vickery has identified a misconfigured database that contains the personal details of 191,337,174 US voters. The unprotected database was discoveredRead More →

Yandex worker stole search engine source code, tried selling for just $28K

Yandex worker stole search engine source code, tried selling for just $28K

2015-12-29
On: December 29, 2015
In: Important, Incidents

An employee of Russia’s Internet giant Yandex, Dmitry Korobov, stole the source code of its search engine and tried to sell it on the black market to fund his own startup,Read More →

CVE-2015-8562 – 16,000 Daily Attacks on vulnerable Joomla servers

CVE-2015-8562 – 16,000 Daily Attacks on vulnerable Joomla servers

2015-12-29
On: December 29, 2015
In: Vulnerabilities

Experts at Symantec discovered that hackers quickly take advantage of CVE-2015-8562 remote code execution to compromise Joomla servers. Joomla recently patched the CVE-2015-8562 vulnerability that could be exploited by attackers forRead More →

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