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Newly released e-mail's show how Russia-linked Hackers tried to pry into Hillary Clinton's (inset) private email account.

Russian hackers tried to infiltrate Hillary Clinton’s home server

2015-10-01
On: October 1, 2015
In: Important

Hackers with links to Russia tried to infiltrate Hillary Rodham Clinton’s home e-mail server at least five times — even as other e-mails show her making cavalier jokes about ChineseRead More →

FBI: We unmasked and collared child porn creep on Tor with spy tool

FBI: We unmasked and collared child porn creep on Tor with spy tool

2015-10-01
On: October 1, 2015
In: Data Security

Dark-web deadbeats may not be as anonymous as they think. A bloke in the US was charged on Friday after FBI spyware caught him downloading child sex abuse material. LuisRead More →

Cyber-Criminals Throw Molotov Cocktails at Dr.Web Antivirus Headquarters After Being Exposed

Cyber-Criminals Throw Molotov Cocktails at Dr.Web Antivirus Headquarters After Being Exposed

2015-10-01
On: October 1, 2015
In: Important, Malware

Cyber-crime syndicate tried to intimidate antivirus vendor. In some cases, cyber-security work can turn really dangerous, and even deadly, if you manage to disrupt the revenue stream of international crime syndicates.Read More →

Apple Gatekeeper Bypass Opens Door for Malicious Code

Apple Gatekeeper Bypass Opens Door for Malicious Code

2015-10-01
On: October 1, 2015
In: Vulnerabilities

Gatekeeper is Mac OS X’s guardian against rogue applications and malware sneaking into Apple’s famous walled garden. It’s also been a favorite target of researchers and advanced attackers desperate toRead More →

Microsoft Exchange Server Fixed Against Information Disclosure Bug

Microsoft Exchange Server Fixed Against Information Disclosure Bug

2015-09-30
On: September 30, 2015
In: Vulnerabilities

Vulnerability allowed hackers to hijack active user sessions.Microsoft Exchange Server has been recently patched to fix an important security vulnerability which would have allowed attackers to gain access to activeRead More →

XOR DDoS Attack Tool Being Used to Launch Over 20 Daily Attacks

XOR DDoS Attack Tool Being Used to Launch Over 20 Daily Attacks

2015-09-30
On: September 30, 2015
In: Important

Threat actors are using a previously discovered distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack tool dubbed XOR DDoS to launch upwards of 20 DoS attacks a day against targets in Asia and otherRead More →

SAP Patches 12 SQL Injection, XSS Vulnerabilities in HANA

SAP Patches 12 SQL Injection, XSS Vulnerabilities in HANA

2015-09-30
On: September 30, 2015
In: Vulnerabilities

SAP patched a dozen holes in its in-memory management system, HANA, that could have led to SQL injection attacks, cross-site scripting (XSS) errors, and memory corruption vulnerabilities. Many of theRead More →

Latest Version of WinRAR Plagued by Dangerous Security Bug

Latest Version of WinRAR Plagued by Dangerous Security Bug

2015-09-30
On: September 30, 2015
In: Vulnerabilities

WinRAR, the popular file compression and decompression utility, has a security vulnerability that allows attackers to remotely execute code on the user’s computer when opening an SFX (Self-extracting archive) file.Read More →

Dyreza Trojan Targeting IT Supply Chain Credentials

Dyreza Trojan Targeting IT Supply Chain Credentials

2015-09-30
On: September 30, 2015
In: Malware

The Dyreza Trojan long ago ceased its exclusive focus on stealing banking credentials, and has been blamed for its part in attacks against Salesforce.com customers, webhosts and registrars, online retailersRead More →

Edward Snowden joins Twitter and follows NSA

Edward Snowden joins Twitter and follows NSA

2015-09-30
On: September 30, 2015
In: Important

Fugitive US intelligence contractor Edward Snowden has opened an account on the social network website Twitter. His opening tweet was: “Can you hear me now?” In his profile, Mr SnowdenRead More →

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