iPhone Malware Is Hitting China. Let’s Not Be Next
2015-10-07
APPLE’S IOS HAS had a good run in terms of security. For more than eight years it’s been wildly popular and yet virtually malware-free, long enough to easily earn theRead More →
Remote code exec hijack hole found in Huawei 4G USB modems
2015-10-07
Ruskies sling malicious packet to trigger denial of service. Positive Technologies researchers Timur Yunusov and Kirill Nesterov have found since-patched remote execution and denial of service vulnerabilities in a popularRead More →
Cisco shuts down million-dollar ransomware operation
2015-10-07
Group used Angler Exploit kit to push ransomware on unsuspecting Internet users. Security researchers have disrupted an online criminal operation they estimated drew $30 million per year pushing ransomware onRead More →
How I could hack internet bank accounts of Danish largest bank in a few minutes
2015-10-06
In August I visited the Chaos Communication Camp near Berlin. Once every four years this great and world’s greatest hacker festival is organized. I spoke with a couple of coolRead More →
Donald Trump’s hotel chain reveals hack ‘may have stolen credit card data’
2015-10-06
Malware that was active for over a year could have ‘accessed payment card information as it was being inputted,’ Trump Hotel Collection executives say. Presidential candidate and real-estate baron DonaldRead More →
Google Pushes Stagefright 2.0 Patches to Nexus Devices
2015-10-06
Google today patched the latest round of Stagefright vulnerabilities in Android, pushing them out as part of its latest over-the-air update to Nexus devices. Stagefright 2.0, as it’s come toRead More →
New Outlook mailserver attack steals massive number of passwords
2015-10-06
Backdoor in Outlook Web Application operates inside target’s firewall. Researchers have uncovered advanced malware that can steal virtually all of a large organization’s e-mail passwords by infecting its Outlook WebRead More →
Meet GreenDispenser: A New Breed of ATM Malware
2015-10-06
On the heels of recent disclosures of ATM malware such as Suceful [1], Plotus [2] andPadpin [3] (aka Tyupkin), Proofpoint research has discovered yet another variant of ATM malware, whichRead More →
A vigilante hacker is changing 10,000 Wi-Fi passwords
2015-10-05
Someone is hacking unprotected Wi-Fi routers everywhere — and forcing them to be on guard. Does your home Wi-Fi use a default password? It forces you to change it. DoesRead More →
Hacking Wireless Printers With Phones on Drones
2015-10-05
YOU MIGHT THINK that working on a secured floor in a 30-story office tower puts you out of reach of Wi-Fi hackers out to steal your confidential documents. But researchersRead More →
