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Hello Barbie listens to children and uses cloud-based voice recognition technology to understand them and talk back.

Hackers can hijack Wi-Fi Hello Barbie to spy on your children

2015-11-27
On: November 27, 2015
In: Important

Security researcher warns hackers could steal personal information and turn the microphone of the doll into a surveillance device. Mattel’s latest Wi-Fi enabled Barbie doll can easily be hacked toRead More →

Raspberry Pi Zero Costs Just $5, Outperforms First Raspberry Pi

Raspberry Pi Zero Costs Just $5, Outperforms First Raspberry Pi

2015-11-26
On: November 26, 2015
In: Technology

The Raspberry Pi family has just received a new member called Raspberry Pi Zero and it costs only $5 (€ 4.5). Despite the fact that the regular Raspberry Pi 2Read More →

DRIDEX Spam Runs Resurface Against US Targets

DRIDEX Spam Runs Resurface Against US Targets

2015-11-26
On: November 26, 2015
In: Data Security

DRIDEX is steadily regaining its footing in the US just over a month after its takedown orchestrated by US and UK law enforcement agencies. Taking down servers is a significant stepRead More →

Lazy IoT, router makers reuse skeleton keys over and over in thousands of devices – new study

Lazy IoT, router makers reuse skeleton keys over and over in thousands of devices – new study

2015-11-26
On: November 26, 2015
In: Important

SSH logins, server-side HTTPS certs baked in firmware. It’s what we all assumed, but quietly hoped wasn’t quite this bad. Lazy makers of home routers and the Internet of ThingsRead More →

250 million Rubles were stolen from Russian ATMs by cunning hackers, according to Group-IB. “Russian rubles” by Petar Milošević – Own work. Licensed under Public Domain via Commons.

Criminals Steal $4 Million In Cash With Novel ‘Reverse ATM’ Attack

2015-11-26
On: November 26, 2015
In: Incidents

Over the last year, criminals in Russia found a way to steal 252 million Rubles ($3.8 million) from five unnamed banks, using a novel technique called a “reverse ATM attack”, accordingRead More →

NUCLEAR EXPLOIT KIT SPREADING CRYPTOWALL 4.0 RANSOMWARE

NUCLEAR EXPLOIT KIT SPREADING CRYPTOWALL 4.0 RANSOMWARE

2015-11-26
On: November 26, 2015
In: Important

In short order, the newest version of Cryptowall has begun showing up in exploit kits. The SANS Internet Storm Center said on Tuesday that an attacker working off domains belongingRead More →

Ransomware on Your TV, Get Ready, It's Coming

Ransomware on Your TV, Get Ready, It’s Coming

2015-11-25
On: November 25, 2015
In: Malware

A PoC shows the future dangers for smart TV sets.Many cyber-security vendors view ransomware as 2016’s biggest threat, and to help drive this point home, a Symantec security researcher demonstratedRead More →

GNU.org Website Says Microsoft's Software Is Malware

GNU.org Website Says Microsoft’s Software Is Malware

2015-11-25
On: November 25, 2015
In: Malware

Both Amazon and Apple are in the same boat.GNU.org has a category on its website named “Philosophy of the GNU Project” where the Microsoft software is described as malware, alongRead More →

How easy is it to hack a cellular network

How easy is it to hack a cellular network

2015-11-25
On: November 25, 2015
In: Important

It was last year when a new method of attack on cellular networks was discovered. It requires neither costly radio scanners nor PC powerhouses and is available to virtually anyone.Read More →

United Airlines Slow to Patch Mobile App Vulnerability

United Airlines Slow to Patch Mobile App Vulnerability

2015-11-25
On: November 25, 2015
In: Vulnerabilities

A vulnerability reported to United Airlines that could have been exploited to manipulate flight reservations and customer data sat unpatched for almost six months before it was fixed 10 daysRead More →

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