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CSI: CYBER SOMEHOW DIDN’T GET CAR HACKING TOTALLY WRONG

CSI: CYBER SOMEHOW DIDN’T GET CAR HACKING TOTALLY WRONGCSI: CYBER SOMEHOW DIDN’T GET CAR HACKING TOTALLY WRONG

2015-11-14
On: November 14, 2015
In: Important

CSI: Cyber is known more for absurd drama than technical coherence, but it’s a big deal that hacking’s become so visible that it’s the plot point of a network TVRead More →

Researchers Discover Two New Strains of POS Malware

Researchers Discover Two New Strains of POS Malware

2015-11-14
On: November 14, 2015
In: Data Security

Point of sale malware has gotten more sophisticated as we inch closer to the two-year anniversary of the Target data breach. Now, two weeks from the biggest shopping day ofRead More →

Researchers show how to remotely listen to, record calls from Samsung Galaxy phones

Researchers show how to remotely listen to, record calls from Samsung Galaxy phones

2015-11-14
On: November 14, 2015
In: Mobile Security

Don’t hang up on your call just yet but some Samsung Galaxy Phones — the S6, S6 Edge and Note 4, in particular — have a demonstrated vulnerability that connectsRead More →

Oil and Gas Companies Indirectly Put at Risk by Vulnerabilities in ERP Systems

Oil and Gas Companies Indirectly Put at Risk by Vulnerabilities in ERP Systems

2015-11-13
On: November 13, 2015
In: Vulnerabilities

Vulnerabilities in SAP and Oracle products expose companies to crippling attacks, oil market fraud or equipment sabotage. A talk delivered at the Black Hat Europe 2015 security conference in Amsterdam showsRead More →

Vizio Smart TV Hacked to Give Attackers Access to Home WiFi Network

Vizio Smart TV Hacked to Give Attackers Access to Home WiFi Network

2015-11-13
On: November 13, 2015
In: Incidents

Avast confirms the recent Vizio Smart TV snooping scandal Security researchers at Avast have hacked a Vizio smart TV and gained access to the WiFi network the device connects to,Read More →

Chrome for Android Has a Hidden Vulnerability, Quite Simple to Exploit

Chrome for Android Has a Hidden Vulnerability, Quite Simple to Exploit

2015-11-13
On: November 13, 2015
In: Vulnerabilities

Google’s Chrome staff got in contact with the security researcher and has already started working on a fix A Chinese security researcher has found a security vulnerability in Google’s ChromeRead More →

Four Indicted in Massive JP Morgan Chase Hack

Four Indicted in Massive JP Morgan Chase Hack

2015-11-13
On: November 13, 2015
In: Incidents

FEDERAL AUTHORITIES HAVE indicted four men on charges that they hacked into multiple financial institutions and operated a stock-pumping scheme and online gambling operations that netted them more than 100Read More →

Tor: FBI Paid CMU $1 Million to De-Anonymize Users

Tor: FBI Paid CMU $1 Million to De-Anonymize Users

2015-11-13
On: November 13, 2015
In: Important

More than a year ago, the Tor Project patched its software against a vulnerability being exploited by researchers at Carnegie Mellon University, it said, for the purpose of de-anonymizing usersRead More →

Pay or we’ll knock your site offline—DDoS-for-ransom attacks surge

Pay or we’ll knock your site offline—DDoS-for-ransom attacks surge

2015-11-13
On: November 13, 2015
In: Malware

One of the Internet’s oldest and crudest attacks experiences a resurgence. A number of sites have been hit by distributed denial-of-service attacks over the past week. Strong enough to knockRead More →

New DDoS attack uses smartphone browsers to flood site with 4.5bn requests

Tablets with Pre-installed Trojan Being Sold on Amazon

2015-11-12
On: November 12, 2015
In: Important, Malware, Mobile Security

Recently, researchers from the Cheetah Mobile Security Lab have found a dangerous Trojan, dubbed Cloudsota, pre-installed on certain Android tablets. Tablets infected with this Trojan are still on the shelvesRead More →

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