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Quick Q&A with the Author of Mabouia, First Mac OS X Ransomware

2015-11-06
On: November 6, 2015
In: Important

Rafael Salema Marques is a Brazilian cyber-security researcher and, above all, a devoted Mac user. Today, Mr. Marques published a LinkedIn blog post and proof-of-concept video on YouTube, detailing aRead More →

Top FBI lawyer: You win, we've given up on encryption backdoors

Top FBI lawyer: You win, we’ve given up on encryption backdoors

2015-11-06
On: November 6, 2015
In: Data Security

We’re your servants, says general counsel unconvincingly After spending months pressuring tech companies to add backdoors into their encryption software, the FBI says it has given up on the idea.Read More →

jQuery.min.php Malware Affects Thousands of Websites

jQuery.min.php Malware Affects Thousands of Websites

2015-11-06
On: November 6, 2015
In: Malware

Fake jQuery injections have been popular among hackers since jQuery itself went mainstream and became one of the most widely adopted JavaScript libraries. Every now and then we write aboutRead More →

Crypto e-mail service pays $6,000 ransom, gets taken out by DDoS anyway

Crypto e-mail service pays $6,000 ransom, gets taken out by DDoS anyway

2015-11-06
On: November 6, 2015
In: Data Security

Follow-on attacks show capabilities “commonly possessed by state-sponsored actors.” A provider of end-to-end encrypted e-mail said it paid a ransom of almost $6,000 to stop highly advanced denial-of-service attacks thatRead More →

Linux Servers to Blame for 45 Percent of All DDoS Attacks in the Past 3 Months

Linux Servers to Blame for 45 Percent of All DDoS Attacks in the Past 3 Months

2015-11-05
On: November 5, 2015
In: Data Security

Cyber-security vendors are revealing their statistics for the third quarter (Q3) of 2015, and a popular topic is DDoS attacks, a tactic widely used to mask more serious intrusions, toRead More →

UK cyber-spy law takes Snowden's revelations of mass surveillance – and sets them in stone

UK cyber-spy law takes Snowden’s revelations of mass surveillance – and sets them in stone

2015-11-05
On: November 5, 2015
In: Important

IPB The encryption bothering parts of the UK’s Investigatory Powers Bill have left IT security experts flabbergasted. Introducing the draft internet surveillance law in the House of Commons on Wednesday,Read More →

Teen Hackers Who Doxed CIA Chief Are Targeting More Government Officials

Teen Hackers Who Doxed CIA Chief Are Targeting More Government Officials

2015-11-05
On: November 5, 2015
In: Data Security

A cybersecurity expert once told me something I’ll never forget: “don’t underestimate what bored teenagers can do.” A group teenagers that call themselves “Crackas With Attitude” reminded me of thoseRead More →

Russian Banks Under Attack from Tinba Banking Botnet

Russian Banks Under Attack from Tinba Banking Botnet

2015-11-05
On: November 5, 2015
In: Data Security

Customers of Russia’s biggest banks are under attack.Dell SecureWorks has detected an ongoing campaign that is targeting users of several Russian banks and payment service providers. The cyber-criminals behind thisRead More →

New type of auto-rooting Android adware is nearly impossible to remove

New type of auto-rooting Android adware is nearly impossible to remove

2015-11-05
On: November 5, 2015
In: Malware

20,000 samples found impersonating apps from Twitter, Facebook, and others. Researchers have uncovered a new type of Android adware that’s virtually impossible to uninstall, exposes phones to potentially dangerous rootRead More →

Stuxnet-style code signing of malware becomes darknet cottage industry

Stuxnet-style code signing of malware becomes darknet cottage industry

2015-11-04
On: November 4, 2015
In: Data Security

Even reports of crims offering signing-as-a-service. Underground cybercrooks are selling digital certificates that allow code signing of malicious instructions, creating a lucrative and expanding cottage industry in the process, accordingRead More →

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