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VeraCrypt 1.15 fixes two recently reported TrueCrypt vulnerabilities

VeraCrypt 1.15 fixes two recently reported TrueCrypt vulnerabilities

2015-09-28
On: September 28, 2015
In: Vulnerabilities

Yesterday’s update of the encryption software VeraCyrpt fixed two vulnerabilities that security researcher James Forshaw discovered in TrueCrypt’s source code. TrueCrypt, which has been abandoned by its developers, is stillRead More →

Intelligent system to check malware hidden in shortened Twitter URLs

Intelligent system to check malware hidden in shortened Twitter URLs

2015-09-28
On: September 28, 2015
In: Malware

Tool to check malware in Twitter URLs to be tested during European Football Championships next summer. An intelligent system has been created by computer scientists to identify malicious links disguised inRead More →

Rephone lets you hack a cellular radio into anything

Rephone lets you hack a cellular radio into anything

2015-09-28
On: September 28, 2015
In: Important, Incidents

Yesterday at the Maker Faire in New York, we had a chance to check out the Rephone, a clever little project that comprises a bunch of modules that let youRead More →

Whatsapp Hack that Allows User to Steal Conversation

Whatsapp Hack that Allows User to Steal Conversation

2015-09-26
On: September 26, 2015
In: Important

Largest Chat app for Smartphones is now at Risk whatsapp hack that allow user to steal conversation, Israeli security firm Check Point discovered a critical vulnerability of WhatsApp Web that mightRead More →

Hackers restore PlayStation TV compatibility that was blocked by Sony

Hackers restore PlayStation TV compatibility that was blocked by Sony

2015-09-26
On: September 26, 2015
In: Incidents

Simple e-mail exploit lets microconsole play dozens more games. When we gave our impressions of Sony’s Vita-based PlayStation TV microconsole last year, our biggest complaint was with the tiny unit’sRead More →

Over 2,000 WordPress Sites Are Infecting Users with Spyware

Over 2,000 WordPress Sites Are Infecting Users with Spyware

2015-09-26
On: September 26, 2015
In: Malware

Compromised WordPress websites are delivering spyware and PUAs (potentially unwanted applications) to users via fake Flash update messages and fake browser plugins. Zscaler researchers have uncovered a covert spyware distributionRead More →

Yahoo Launches Gryffin, a Web Security Scanning Platform

Yahoo Launches Gryffin, a Web Security Scanning Platform

2015-09-26
On: September 26, 2015
In: Vulnerabilities

Yahoo’s developers have open-sourced Gryffin, a security scanner for Web content, specifically designed to cut down the number of false positives and also work at very large scales. Yahoo hasRead More →

New Attacks Recall Old Problems with Browser Cookies

New Attacks Recall Old Problems with Browser Cookies

2015-09-26
On: September 26, 2015
In: Data Security, Vulnerabilities

In case didn’t know or need a reminder, browser cookies aren’t exactly impervious to attack. The DHS-sponsored CERT at the Software Engineering Institute at Carnegie Mellon University this week droppedRead More →

How hackers can access iPhone contacts and photos without a password

How hackers can access iPhone contacts and photos without a password

2015-09-26
On: September 26, 2015
In: Important, Vulnerabilities

Once again, fully patched iPhone lock screens can be bypassed with a few keystrokes. iPhone users have yet another screenlock bypass vulnerability to watch out for, according to a newRead More →

Porn sites hit by malware hidden in adverts

Porn sites hit by malware hidden in adverts

2015-09-25
On: September 25, 2015
In: Incidents, Malware

Security firm Malwarebytes says a campaign of malware hidden inside online ads which hit search engine Yahoo earlier this year has now also appeared on adult websites. The advertising, apparentlyRead More →

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