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Report: CryptoWall Creators Earned $325 Million in Bitcoin Ransoms

2015-10-31
On: October 31, 2015
In: Important

A cyber-security industry group has published new research on the CryptoWall ransomware campaign, finding that the attacks have generated more than $300m in ransom income and stem from a singleRead More →

Google merging Chrome OS and Android? Not so fast

2015-10-31
On: October 31, 2015
In: Important

The two platforms drive different devices. But would combining them really be a bad thing? On Thursday, the The Wall Street Journal published a report claiming that Google is inRead More →

Tor launches anti-censorship Messenger service

Tor launches anti-censorship Messenger service

2015-10-31
On: October 31, 2015
In: Important

A new chat tool has been launched in an effort to improve the security of online messaging. Tor Messenger allows users to chat over the Tor (The Onion Router) networkRead More →

IETF recognizes .onion as special-use domain name

IETF recognizes .onion as special-use domain name

2015-10-31
On: October 31, 2015
In: Important

Calling the formal recognition of the .onion as a Special-use Domain Name by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) “a small and important landmark in the movement to build privacyRead More →

How to Build a Portable Hacking Station with a Raspberry Pi and Kali Linux

2015-10-30
On: October 30, 2015
In: Vulnerabilities

  Cracking Wi-Fi passwords, spoofing accounts, and testing networks for exploits is all fun enough, but if you want to take the show on the road, you’ll want an easilyRead More →

European Police Agencies declare war on DroidJack RAT

2015-10-30
On: October 30, 2015
In: Malware

Authorities in several European countries announced they have coordinated an operation to arrest criminals using the popular DroidJack RAT. Android RATs are becoming very popular in the criminal underground, a recentRead More →

Prices of stolen data on the Dark Web

Thousands stolen identities of Britons available on the Darkweb

2015-10-30
On: October 30, 2015
In: Incidents

600k customer identities have been stolen in 2014 and according to government officials thousands of Britons data available for sale in the DarkWeb. The digital identities of tens of thousandsRead More →

Chikdos cross-platform DDoS botnet hit SQL servers worldwide

2015-10-30
On: October 30, 2015
In: Malware, Vulnerabilities

Experts at Symantec have discovered a new variant of  the Chikdos DDoS-Trojan that is targeting MySQL servers worldwide. There is a malware in the wild that abuses MySQL Servers forRead More →

Police raid homes across Europe over DroidJack malware

2015-10-30
On: October 30, 2015
In: Malware

Thirteen homes in Germany were raided as part of the operation – Image by Thinkstock Police have raided homes in five European countries as part of a malware investigation, according toRead More →

Webhosting company loses 13 million plaintext passwords, says “thanks for your understanding”

2015-10-30
On: October 30, 2015
In: Incidents

There’s another data breach to report – and it’s a big one, affecting approximately 13 million customers of the “free” web hosting company 000Webhost. The breached data, which includes customerRead More →

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