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eBay Scammer Steals Identity of the Police Officer Investigating His Case

eBay Scammer Steals Identity of the Police Officer Investigating His Case

2015-11-21
On: November 21, 2015
In: Incidents

Rohit Jawa fools officer into revealing personal details. Police officers investigating an eBay scammer must have been very surprised when the criminal, in a bold act of courage, stole their identitiesRead More →

Traders stand by the post where the stock for Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide Inc is traded on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange

Some Starwood Hotels payment systems hit by malware

2015-11-21
On: November 21, 2015
In: Incidents

Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide Inc said payment systems at 54 of its hotels in North America had been infected with a malware designed to collect payment card data. ARead More →

Android's accessibility service grants god-mode p0wn power

Android’s accessibility service grants god-mode p0wn power

2015-11-21
On: November 21, 2015
In: Mobile Security

Even factory reset cannot smite the foulness that is Shedun. Michael Bentley of security-through-analytics outfit Lookout has found android malware that does not require user permission to install. Bentley, Lookout’sRead More →

LinkedIn patches serious persistent XSS vulnerability

LinkedIn patches serious persistent XSS vulnerability

2015-11-20
On: November 20, 2015
In: Vulnerabilities

Developers at LinkedIn fixed a persistent cross site scripting vulnerability in the social network this week that could have been exploited to spread a worm on the service’s help forums.Read More →

600,000 cable modems have an easy to pop backdoor in a backdoor

600,000 cable modems have an easy to pop backdoor in a backdoor

2015-11-20
On: November 20, 2015
In: Important

Brazilian whacks Arris for easy-t-o-guess default password, fix promised fast. Security bod Bernardo Rodrigues has found a backdoor-within-a-backdoor affecting some 600,000 Arris cable modems. The broadband kit company said, inRead More →

No money, but Pony! From a mail to a trojan horse

No money, but Pony! From a mail to a trojan horse

2015-11-20
On: November 20, 2015
In: Important, Malware

In this post, we will take a high and low-level look at the Pony Trojan, delivered through a recent spam campaign. During our case study we showed some malicious samples being distributed in spamRead More →

VirusTotal Adds Sandbox Execution for OS X Apps

VirusTotal Adds Sandbox Execution for OS X Apps

2015-11-20
On: November 20, 2015
In: Malware

Mac malware is a thing. It’s real. Granted it hasn’t reached the critical mass of malicious code for Windows, but recent encounters with WireLurker, XcodeGhost and YiSpecter among others haveRead More →

'Hacked by China? Hack them back!' rages US Congress report

‘Hacked by China? Hack them back!’ rages US Congress report

2015-11-20
On: November 20, 2015
In: Data Security

How dare they demand we do exactly what we demand of them! The foreign rotters. A report laid before the US Congress yesterday encouraged lawmakers to allow American companies respondingRead More →

Secure messaging service Telegram blocks 78 ISIS-related channels

Secure messaging service Telegram blocks 78 ISIS-related channels

2015-11-19
On: November 19, 2015
In: Important

Telegram, the popular instant messaging service that offers end-to-end encryption, announced on Wednesday that they have “blocked 78 ISIS-related channels across 12 languages.” The company introduced channels in September 2015,Read More →

Here’s a Spy Firm’s Price List for Secret Hacker Techniques

Here’s a Spy Firm’s Price List for Secret Hacker Techniques

2015-11-19
On: November 19, 2015
In: Data Security

THE TRADE IN the secret hacker techniques known as “zero day exploits” has long taken place in the dark, hidden from the companies whose software those exploits target, and fromRead More →

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