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Android Stagefright Exploit Code Released to Public

Android Stagefright Exploit Code Released to Public

2015-09-10
On: September 10, 2015
In: Mobile Security, Vulnerabilities

Joshua Drake, the researcher who found the so-called Stagefright vulnerability in Android, today released exploit code to the public, which he hopes will be used to test systems’ exposure toRead More →

DD4BC Hacker Group Blackmails Companies for Bitcoin Using DDOS Attacks

2015-09-10
On: September 10, 2015
In: Incidents

A group of hackers that goes under the name of DD4BC, first spotted in September 2014, has recently intensified its activity, launching over 141 DDOS attacks in the past year.Read More →

Turla APT Group Abusing Satellite Internet Links

Turla APT Group Abusing Satellite Internet Links

2015-09-10
On: September 10, 2015
In: Important, Incidents

Poorly secured satellite-based Internet links are being abused by nation-state hackers, most notably by the Turla APT group, to hide command-and-control operations, researchers at Kaspersky Lab said today. Active forRead More →

Police develop MAC-sniffing software to track stolen devices

Police develop MAC-sniffing software to track stolen devices

2015-09-09
On: September 9, 2015
In: Important

The L8NT could help law enforcement track and find Wi-Fi enabled gadgets. On Tuesday, local media reported that David Schwindt, a 14-year veteran from Iowa City, has designed software whichRead More →

Android Malware Secretly Subscribes Victims to Premium SMS Services

Android Malware Secretly Subscribes Victims to Premium SMS Services

2015-09-09
On: September 9, 2015
In: Malware, Mobile Security

The Android.Trojan.MKero.A malware is making a comeback in Androidland, and this time around, hackers found a method to bundle it with legitimate apps, capable of bypassing Google’s Bouncer app scanningRead More →

iOS 8.4.1 Kernel Vulnerabilities in AppleHDQGasGaugeControl

iOS 8.4.1 Kernel Vulnerabilities in AppleHDQGasGaugeControl

2015-09-09
On: September 9, 2015
In: Vulnerabilities

When auditing iOS kernel executable, we found that the code quality ofcom.apple.driver.AppleHDQGasGaugeControl is very bad. In this blog, we will disclose 3 vulnerabilities in this kernel extension on the latestRead More →

Microsoft Patches Graphics Component Flaw Under Attack

Microsoft Patches Graphics Component Flaw Under Attack

2015-09-09
On: September 9, 2015
In: Vulnerabilities

Microsoft today patched a vulnerability in its graphics component present in Windows, Office and Lync that has been publicly attacked, and is one of five vulnerabilities patched this month thatRead More →

Cyberespionage group caught borrowing banking malware code

Cyberespionage group caught borrowing banking malware code

2015-09-09
On: September 9, 2015
In: Malware

Russia’s Pawn Storm group uses a malware dropper based on the leaked Carberp source code. A group of hackers that target military and government organizations has recently borrowed code fromRead More →

Patched Ins0mnia Vulnerability Keeps Malicious iOS Apps Hidden

WhatsApp “MaliciousCard” Vulnerabilities Allowed Attackers to Compromise Hundreds of Millions of WhatsApp Users

2015-09-08
On: September 8, 2015
In: Mobile Security, Vulnerabilities

WhatsApp Web is a web-based extension of the WhatsApp application on your phone. The web application mirrors all messages sent and received, and fully synchronize your phone and your desktopRead More →

Relax, Windows 10 doesn’t have a malicious ‘keylogger’

Relax, Windows 10 doesn’t have a malicious ‘keylogger’

2015-09-08
On: September 8, 2015
In: Data Security, Important

“Microsoft is recording what you type and say,” says one random website vaguely reporting on Windows 10, written by an author who has likely never participated in the Windows Insider programRead More →

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