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The attack pattern of OnionDuke, one of the many tools in the Russian cyberespionage group The Dukes' tookit.

Seven years of malware linked to Russian state-backed cyberespionage

2015-09-17
On: September 17, 2015
In: Malware

F-Secure report details “The Dukes” malware family and its Russian connections. For the past seven years, a cyberespionage group operating out of Russia—and apparently at the behest of the RussianRead More →

Microsoft Patches XSS Vulnerability in SharePoint 2013

Microsoft Patches XSS Vulnerability in SharePoint 2013

2015-09-17
On: September 17, 2015
In: Vulnerabilities

SharePoint, one of the tools included with Microsoft Office’s server suite, has been patched to protect users from a persistent XSS (cross-site scripting) flaw which could expose their private information.Read More →

Apple mitigates but doesn’t fully fix critical iOS Airdrop vulnerability

Apple mitigates but doesn’t fully fix critical iOS Airdrop vulnerability

2015-09-17
On: September 17, 2015
In: Vulnerabilities

Proof-of-concept exploit installs malicious app on nearby iPhones. Apple has mitigated a critical iOS vulnerability that allows attackers within Bluetooth range of an iPhone to install malicious apps using theRead More →

Android’s 5.x Lock Screen may be bypassed by attackers

Android’s 5.x Lock Screen may be bypassed by attackers

2015-09-16
On: September 16, 2015
In: Vulnerabilities

Android devices may be protected by a lock screen which requires some form of authentication before access to most phone features, its settings and the data stored on it isRead More →

Facebook sees a 'dislike' button in your future

Facebook sees a ‘dislike’ button in your future

2015-09-16
On: September 16, 2015
In: Important

In a Q&A session, CEO Mark Zuckerberg says Facebook will offer more choices than merely “like.” He also discusses virtual reality, artificial intelligence and his feelings about becoming a dad.Read More →

WordPress Patches Serious Shortcodes Core Engine Vulnerability

WordPress Patches Serious Shortcodes Core Engine Vulnerability

2015-09-16
On: September 16, 2015
In: Vulnerabilities

WordPress core engine security vulnerabilities aren’t rare, but they are uncommon. Most issues affecting the integrity of sites running on the content management system are introduced by third-party plugins andRead More →

Cisco routers in at least 4 countries infected by highly stealthy backdoor

Cisco routers in at least 4 countries infected by highly stealthy backdoor

2015-09-16
On: September 16, 2015
In: Vulnerabilities

More than a dozen routers in four countries infected with fully featured implants. Researchers have uncovered active and highly clandestine attacks that have infected more than a dozen Cisco routersRead More →

CoreBot Adds New Capabilities, Transitions to Banking Trojan

CoreBot Adds New Capabilities, Transitions to Banking Trojan

2015-09-16
On: September 16, 2015
In: Malware

As researchers expected it would, CoreBot, the credential-stealing malware that surfaced last month, has added a bevy of new capabilities and reinvented itself as a robust banking Trojan. Researchers saidRead More →

Invizbox Go aims to make mobile privacy painless over any Wi-Fi

Invizbox Go aims to make mobile privacy painless over any Wi-Fi

2015-09-15
On: September 15, 2015
In: Mobile Security

Mobile VPN and Tor router can tether to public Wi-Fi—and charge your phone. Over the past year, there has been a burst of crowd-funded efforts to provide simple, inexpensive privacyRead More →

Intel Announces the Automotive Security Review Board (ASRB) to Take On Car Hackers

Intel Announces the Automotive Security Review Board (ASRB) to Take On Car Hackers

2015-09-15
On: September 15, 2015
In: Important

This Sunday, Intel announced the creation of the Automotive Security Review Board (ASRB) to help automakers secure cars and drivers in the face of the rising threat of car hacking.Read More →

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