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Oz submarine bidders paper over hack attacks, deliver tenders by hand

Oz submarine bidders paper over hack attacks, deliver tenders by hand

2015-11-09
On: November 9, 2015
In: Incidents

Report: Germany, France, Japan contract hopefuls spotted multiple attacks. Hacking attempts are forcing bidders in Germany, France, and Japan for Australia’s A$50 billion submarine contract to rely on hand-delivery forRead More →

54,000 Twitter accounts hacked by Cyber Caliphate; Is anyone safe at all?

54,000 Twitter accounts hacked by Cyber Caliphate; Is anyone safe at all?

2015-11-09
On: November 9, 2015
In: Incidents

Daesh’s cyber squad hacks over 54,000 Twitter accounts In the current era, there is no such thing that we have come across that can be termed unhackable. This makes thingsRead More →

The Infernal-Twin tool, easy hacking wireless networks

The Infernal-Twin tool, easy hacking wireless networks

2015-11-09
On: November 9, 2015
In: Important

The Infernal-Twin is an automated tool designed for penetration testing activities, it has been developed to automate the Evil Twin Attack. The Infernal-Twin is an automated tool designed for penetration testingRead More →

NSA Discloses 91 Percent of Zero-Day Bugs It Finds, Keeps the Rest for Itself

NSA Discloses 91 Percent of Zero-Day Bugs It Finds, Keeps the Rest for Itself

2015-11-09
On: November 9, 2015
In: Important

US spying agency reveals bug disclosure program’s stats An NSA spokesperson said the agency discloses zero-day bugs to manufacturers and affected companies in 91% of the cases it discovers, asRead More →

Author of Linux.Encoder Fails for the Third Time, Ransomware Is Still Decryptable

Ransomware Found Targeting Linux Servers and Coding Repositories

2015-11-07
On: November 7, 2015
In: Data Security

Malware operators are taking aim at Web developers. A newly discovered ransomware is attacking Linux Web servers, taking aim at Web development environments used to host websites or code repositories. RussianRead More →

HIDDEN IN PLAIN SIGHT: BRUTE FORCING SLACK PRIVATE FILES

HIDDEN IN PLAIN SIGHT: BRUTE FORCING SLACK PRIVATE FILES

2015-11-07
On: November 7, 2015
In: Data Security

Last year we switched to using Slack for all our internal communication and it’s working out nicely. It’s very developer centric in that it offers integrations with lots of servicesRead More →

The Vulnerability That Will Rock the Entire Java World

The Vulnerability That Will Rock the Entire Java World

2015-11-07
On: November 7, 2015
In: Vulnerabilities

Major bug goes unnoticed in one of Java’s most popular libraries, despite getting a CVSS vulnerability score of 10 Back in late January, two security researchers (Gabriel Lawrence and ChrisRead More →

Epic Fail: Power Worm Ransomware Accidentally Destroys Victim's Data During Encryption

Epic Fail: Power Worm Ransomware Accidentally Destroys Victim’s Data During Encryption

2015-11-07
On: November 7, 2015
In: Data Security, Incidents

A variant of the Power Worm ransomware is infecting computers, encrypting their data files, and throwing away the encryption key, all because of an error in the malware’s programming. TheRead More →

CIA Email Hackers Return With Major Law Enforcement Breach

CIA Email Hackers Return With Major Law Enforcement Breach

2015-11-07
On: November 7, 2015
In: Important

HACKERS WHO BROKE into the personal email account of CIA Director John Brennan have struck again. This time the group, which goes by the name Crackas With Attitude, says itRead More →

FCC fines Cox for falling for Lizard Squad scam, exposing customer data

FCC fines Cox for falling for Lizard Squad scam, exposing customer data

2015-11-07
On: November 7, 2015
In: Incidents

“Hi, I’m from IT” call yielded access to customer records, lulz; Cox fined $596k. What’s the cost of giving up customers’ information because of weak information security practices? For CoxRead More →

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