The new Trojan can be used to steal information and passwords from compromised computers. Symantec recently noticed that an Italian malware author called z3r0 is selling a new remote accessRead More →
I had never heard of ‘HawkEye Keylogger’ until I’ve read the following blog post from Trustwave. I’ve found the amount of features quite interesting and I was curious to haveRead More →
Torrentz.eu, the Mega Torrents Search Engine Shuts Down. 2016 is a bad year for torrent websites and the torrents community as a whole. Just weeks after one of the most popularRead More →
Dropping a malicious USB key in a parking lot is an effective attack vector, as demonstrated by our recent large-scale study. This blog post follows up on the study byRead More →
Contactless card payments are fast and convenient, but convenience comes at a price: they are vulnerable to fraud. Some of these vulnerabilities are unique to contactless payment cards, and othersRead More →
WHEN CYBERSECURITY RESEARCHERS showed in recent years that they could hack a Chevy Impala or a Jeep Cherokee to disable the vehicles’ brakes or hijack their steering, the results wereRead More →
Approach exploits how HTTPS responses are delivered over transmission control protocol. The HTTPS cryptographic scheme protecting millions of websites is vulnerable to a newly revived attack that exposes encrypted e-mailRead More →
Venmo has patched multiple flaws that could have allowed an attacker to steal as much as $2,999.99 from unsuspecting victims using Siri. Venmo is a mobile app that allows friendsRead More →
Short Bytes: Google Hacking is the method to access information that’s publicly available, but not intended for public distribution. Using certain intelligent search techniques, one can land unexpected results onRead More →
Even 2FA can run up against limitations—like this Find My iPhone attack. As a graduate student studying cryptography, security and privacy (CrySP), software engineeringand human-computer interaction, I’ve learned a thing or twoRead More →
