How I Hacked Facebook, and Found Someone’s Backdoor Script(English Version) Foreword As a pentester, I love server-side vulnerabilities more than client-side ones. Why? Because it’s way much cooler to takeRead More →
Ransomware has become the scourge of the web in recent months. Hospitals thrust back into the non-digital age, their files locked up until they paid hefty ransoms in Bitcoin. SchoolsRead More →
Approach relies on already installed code, including widely used glibc library. New research into the “Rowhammer” bug that resides in certain types of DDR memory chips raises a troubling new prospect:Read More →
Experts at Cisco Systems discovered more than 3 million vulnerable servers exposed on the Internet while scanning for the presence of JBOSS Backdoor. According to Cisco Systems, more than 3 millionRead More →
Update only addresses its own wireless devices. Along with its regular monthly security updates, Microsoft also released some optional updates, among which is one for a superstar vulnerability discovered this pastRead More →
Security firm urges Windows users to uninstall media player. If your Windows computer is running Apple’s QuickTime media player, now would be a good time to uninstall it. The Windows appRead More →
You can still brick an iPhone running on iOS 9.3 using January 1, 1970 bug and public Wi-Fi. If you are sitting in an Coffee Cafe Day outlet and suddenly youRead More →
Modems in a number of Samsung Galaxy devices are open to receiving AT commands over the USB cable even when they are locked. Do you know that modems in aRead More →
A group of security researchers has found a security flaw in the Apple iMessage that exposed chat history and sensitive data with a single click. Recently WhatsApp has introduced the end-to-endRead More →
Sasha Levin kicks off ‘security tree’ side project. Linux developer Sasha Levin has kicked off a project in which he proposes gathering up kernel security fixes under a single tree. TheRead More →
