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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 →

Angler exploit kit includes the code of a recent Flash flaw

Angler exploit kit includes the code of a recent Flash flaw

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

A security researcher discovered a new variant of the Angler exploit kit that includes the exploit code for a recently patched Adobe Flash Player flaw. The French security researcher “Kafeine”Read More →

Oracle settles with FTC over Java’s “deceptive” security patching

Oracle settles with FTC over Java’s “deceptive” security patching

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

Commission faults Oracle’s Java SE update process with making consumers’ computers insecure. Oracle received a public slap on the wrist from the US Federal Trade Commission over Java SE, the desktopRead More →

Hack Brief: Hello Kitty Sites Spill Details of 3.3 Million Users

Hack Brief: Hello Kitty Sites Spill Details of 3.3 Million Users

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

SANRIO, THE TOKYO-BASED owner of the Hello Kitty brand, may be Japan’s global purveyor of kitschy cuteness. But the leak of 3.3 million of their website’s registered users’ data isn’tRead More →

Gomasom Ransomware Decrypted, Get Your Files Back for Free

Gomasom Ransomware Decrypted, Get Your Files Back for Free

2015-12-22
On: December 22, 2015
In: Data Security

Some lucky users are about to have a merry Christmas.Users that had the bad luck of getting infected with the Gomasom ransomware can now start sending Christmas gifts to FabianRead More →

Evolving Microsoft SmartScreen to protect you from drive-by attacks

Evolving Microsoft SmartScreen to protect you from drive-by attacks

2015-12-21
On: December 21, 2015
In: Important

Microsoft SmartScreen, integrated with Microsoft Edge, Internet Explorer, and the Windows operating system, has helped protect users from socially engineered attacks such as phishing and malware downloads since its initialRead More →

How to Hack into a Mac Without the Password

How to Hack into a Mac Without the Password

2015-12-21
On: December 21, 2015
In: Important

Imagine this. Your girlfriend needs to type a very important report for her Accounting class but she forgot the password to her MacBook Pro. She tries and tries, but keepsRead More →

Deadline for Better Encryption on Payment Systems Pushed Back Two Years

Deadline for Better Encryption on Payment Systems Pushed Back Two Years

2015-12-21
On: December 21, 2015
In: Data Security, Vulnerabilities

Banking industry needs more time, has too much on its plate.The Payment Card Industry Security Standards Council (PCI SSC) has announced that it has pushed back the mandatory migration dateRead More →

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