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New, improved Macro malware hitting Microsoft Office

New, improved Macro malware hitting Microsoft Office

2015-12-19
On: December 19, 2015
In: Incidents

The comeback was 16 years in the making, but macro malware is once again on security professionals’ radars in a big way impacting at least 100,000 people since it began its resurgenceRead More →

SlemBunk Android Banking Trojan Targets 31 Banks Across the World

SlemBunk Android Banking Trojan Targets 31 Banks Across the World

2015-12-19
On: December 19, 2015
In: Mobile Security

Trojan works by injecting fake logins into legitimate apps.A new Android banking trojan, named SlemBunk, has been uncovered by FireEye’s security team, one that targets users utilizing mobile banking appsRead More →

Xbox Live pummeled by DDoS attack; hacker group claims responsibility

Xbox Live pummeled by DDoS attack; hacker group claims responsibility

2015-12-19
On: December 19, 2015
In: Incidents

In an attack aping the work of the infamous Lizard Squad hacking group, the similarly titled Phantom Squad has claimed responsibility for a DDoS attack on Microsoft’s Xbox Live service.Read More →

iOS Trojan “TinyV” Attacks Jailbroken Devices

iOS Trojan “TinyV” Attacks Jailbroken Devices

2015-12-18
On: December 18, 2015
In: Incidents, Mobile Security

We believe the payload belongs to a new iOS Trojan family that we’re calling “TinyV”. In December 2015, Chinese users reported they were infected by this malware. After further research,Read More →

Researcher Hacks Instagram, Gets Backend Access

Researcher Hacks Instagram, Gets Backend Access

2015-12-18
On: December 18, 2015
In: Incidents

Facebook doesn’t appreciate the effort, threatens to sue. Wesley Wineberg, an independent security researcher, participating in Facebook’s bug bounty program, managed to crack his way through Instagram defenses and almost getRead More →

The Greatest Hits of Samy Kamkar, YouTube’s Favorite Hacker

The Greatest Hits of Samy Kamkar, YouTube’s Favorite Hacker

2015-12-18
On: December 18, 2015
In: Important

IN AN AGE when hackers hire themselves out to organized crime schemes and sell secret intrusion techniques to spy agencies, Samy Kamkar takes a more fun-loving approach to dropping zero-dayRead More →

Outlook “letterbomb” exploit could auto-open attacks in e-mail

Outlook “letterbomb” exploit could auto-open attacks in e-mail

2015-12-18
On: December 18, 2015
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

Fixed by Microsoft’s latest patches, bug could be “enterprise killer,” says researcher. One of a heaping collection of critical bug fixes pushed out by Microsoft on December 8 as partRead More →

“Unauthorized code” in Juniper firewalls decrypts encrypted VPN traffic

“Unauthorized code” in Juniper firewalls decrypts encrypted VPN traffic

2015-12-18
On: December 18, 2015
In: Important

Backdoor in NetScreen firewalls gives attackers admin access, VPN decrypt ability. An operating system used to manage firewalls sold by Juniper Networks contains unauthorized code that surreptitiously decrypts traffic sentRead More →

You Can Hack Into a Linux System by Pressing Backspace 28 Times. Here’s How to Fix It

You Can Hack Into a Linux System by Pressing Backspace 28 Times

2015-12-17
On: December 17, 2015
In: Important, Vulnerabilities

Grub Vulnerability : You can Hack into a Linux PC/laptop just by pressing ‘Backspace’ 28 times Most of us swear by Linux as a super secure operating system but twoRead More →

Hack Like a Pro: Digital Forensics for the Aspiring Hacker

Hack Like a Pro: Digital Forensics for the Aspiring Hacker

2015-12-17
On: December 17, 2015
In: Important

Digital forensics is one of the fields often overlooked by aspiring hackers. In a rush to exploit every and any system they can, they often ignore learning digital forensics—the fieldRead More →

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