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India temporarily bans Facebook's controversial free internet service

India temporarily bans Facebook’s controversial free internet service

2015-12-24
On: December 24, 2015
In: Important

Facebook’s plan to bring limited, free internet access to India has hit a hurdle: a regulator in the country wants it blocked. India’s telecom regulator has asked that the service beRead More →

13-Years-Old Software Bug Led to the Early Release of 3,200 US Inmates Each Year

2015-12-24
On: December 24, 2015
In: Data Security

Coding snafu leads to prisoners getting out of jail too soon.Washington state Governor Jay Inslee has admitted to a software error on the part of the Washington State Department ofRead More →

Hyatt Hotels tells customers to check credit cards amid malware hacking fears

Hyatt Hotels attacked with payment-card stealing malware

2015-12-24
On: December 24, 2015
In: Incidents, Malware

Hyatt Hotels Corp said on Wednesday that its payment processing system was infected with credit-card-stealing malware in an attack discovered three weeks ago, the latest in a series of breachesRead More →

Riddle of cash-for-malware offer in new Raspberry Pi computers

Riddle of cash-for-malware offer in new Raspberry Pi computers

2015-12-24
On: December 24, 2015
In: Malware

The Raspberry Pi Foundation was offered cash to smuggle malware onto its bargain-basement credit-card-size computers, we’re told. Liz Upton, the Foundation’s director of communications, today revealed an email from aRead More →

U.S. Says Hacker Stole IDs and Unreleased Scripts From Host of Celebrities

U.S. Says Hacker Stole IDs and Unreleased Scripts From Host of Celebrities

2015-12-23
On: December 23, 2015
In: Incidents

An email popped into the inbox of a famous radio host this month, sent by a young man from the Bahamas, with an offer he hoped would turn the headRead More →

Whatsapp Crash V2 - crashing PC browser and mobile app

Whatsapp Crash V2 – crashing PC browser and mobile app

2015-12-23
On: December 23, 2015
In: Important, Mobile Security

Last year I together with my friend Sourav Kar made the world’s smallest code which could crash whatsapp. In a video demonstration, we have showed that how a 2000 wordsRead More →

Cybercriminals using Facebook to push Spy Banker trojan

Cybercriminals using Facebook to push Spy Banker trojan

2015-12-23
On: December 23, 2015
In: Malware

Cybercriminals are using the friendly face of Facebook and Twitter to distribute banking trojans that are specifically targeting Brazilians. The attackers are targeting Brazilian Portuguese-speaking users and are using social engineeringtacticsRead More →

Quantum cryptography ‘is vulnerable to attack’

Quantum cryptography ‘is vulnerable to attack’

2015-12-23
On: December 23, 2015
In: Vulnerabilities

Quantum cryptography, considered to be one of the most complex and unbreakable methods of encryption, has been found to be vulnerable to attack, according to a major new study. PublishedRead More →

Yahoo to Warn Users of State-Sponsored Attacks

Yahoo to Warn Users of State-Sponsored Attacks

2015-12-23
On: December 23, 2015
In: Incidents

Yahoo has announced it will follow in the footsteps of Twitter and Facebook and begin warning users when it believes their accounts have been targeted by a state-sponsored actor. BobRead More →

HACKERS GRAB DELUGE AND QBITTORRENT USER DATABASES

HACKERS GRAB DELUGE AND QBITTORRENT USER DATABASES

2015-12-22
On: December 22, 2015
In: Important

The websites of the torrent clients Deluge and qBittorrent, as well as the torrent site SumoTorrent, have reportedly been compromised. Access to the stolen user information including emails and hashedRead More →

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