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 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 →
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 →
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 →
“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 →
Heimdal Security published an interesting post on the increase in malicious scripts that are being injected into legit websites in order to serve ransomware. Heimdal Security recently published an interestingRead More →
Crooks can thrive by ‘living off the land’ rather than forging elaborate schemes. Half of all breaches Dell’s SecureWorks outfit has responded to over the last year have been aRead More →
If you’ve ever needed to know how another piece of code works, or have been at the mercy of someone else’s bugs, you can always look at the source code…Read More →
If you have not recently updated the firmware for your Seagate wireless NAS drives, now is the time to do so. Researchers at Tangible Security have discovered a series ofRead More →
The recent hack of fembot dating extramarital affairs website Ashley Madison, which resulted in data from millions of accounts being dumped online, has one more salutary yet familiar lesson to deliver: even very well encryptedRead More →
