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 Phishing Scam Cloaks Malware With Fake Google reCAPTCHAOn February 22, 2019Source: Web Security – Threatpost | The first stop for security newsBy Lindsey O'DonnellCategories: Malware, Web Security, BankBot, Banking Malware, google, landing page, malware, Phishing, recaptcha Phishing emails target a bank's users with malware - and make their landing page look more legitimat… Read more |
 Threatpost Poll: Are Password Managers Too Risky?On February 22, 2019Source: Web Security – Threatpost | The first stop for security newsBy Tara SealsCategories: Mobile Security, Privacy, Vulnerabilities, Web Security, 1Password, cracked, Dashlane, KeePass, LastPass, password manager, poll, too risky, vulnerability Weigh in on password managers with our Threatpost poll.… Read more |
 ThreatList: Porn-Focused Malware Triples, Dark Web Loves ItOn February 21, 2019Source: Web Security – Threatpost | The first stop for security newsBy Tara SealsCategories: Malware, Mobile Security, Most Recent ThreatLists, Privacy, Web Security, fake sites, for sale on dark web, Kaspersky Lab, malware, Phishing, porn, Pornhub, premium site credentials, the report Premium-access credentials to porn sites are hot in the cyber-underground, as credential-harvesting… Read more |
 Highly Critical Drupal RCE Flaw Affects Millions of WebsitesOn February 21, 2019Source: Web Security – Threatpost | The first stop for security newsBy Tara SealsCategories: Vulnerabilities, Web Security, CMS, Drupal, highly critical flaw, millions of websites, Open Source, Update, vulnerability Admins should update immediately to fix a remote code-execution vulnerability.… Read more |
 New GandCrab Decryptor Unlocks Files of Updated RansomwareOn February 19, 2019Source: Web Security – Threatpost | The first stop for security newsBy Tom SpringCategories: Cryptography, Editor's Picks, Hacks, Malware, Web Security, Adobe Reader, flash, GandCrab, gandcrab decryptor, Javascript, Kaspersky Lab, malware, No More Ransom project, PowerShell, ransomware This is the third update to the prolific GandCrab malware within the past year.… Read more |
 When Cyberattacks Pack a Physical PunchOn February 18, 2019Source: Web Security – Threatpost | The first stop for security newsBy Stephen PritchardCategories: Editor's Picks, Featured, IoT, Web Security, IIoT Security, Industrial IoT, Physical Security, Smart Home Security Physical security goes hand in hand with cyberdefense. What happens when – as we see all too often –… Read more |
 Data Breach Bonanza: Dating Apps, Equifax, Mass Credential DumpsOn February 15, 2019Source: Web Security – Threatpost | The first stop for security newsBy Tara SealsCategories: Breach, Hacks, Privacy, Vulnerabilities, Web Security, 500px, coffee meets bagel, credential spills, Dark Web, data breach, Equifax, facial recognition, feb. 15, MyFitnessPal, OKCupid, roundup, Valentine’s Day Data-exposure "lowlights" for the week ending Feb. 15, 2019.… Read more |
 Eight Cryptojacking Apps Booted From Microsoft StoreOn February 15, 2019Source: Web Security – Threatpost | The first stop for security newsBy Lindsey O'DonnellCategories: Mobile Security, Web Security, Bitcoin, cryptojacking, cryptomining, malicious app, Microsoft, microsoft store The eight apps were secretly stealing victims' CPU power to mine for Monero.… Read more |
 Tips on How to Fight Back Against DNS Spoofing AttacksOn February 15, 2019Source: Web Security – Threatpost | The first stop for security newsBy Justin JettCategories: Cryptography, Featured, Hacks, InfoSec Insider, Malware, Web Security, cryptographically, DNS, DNS Flag Day, DNSSEC, google Despite a welcome and needed DNS revamp, preventable abuse continues.… Read more |
 Ultra-Sneaky Phishing Scam Swipes Facebook CredentialsOn February 15, 2019Source: Web Security – Threatpost | The first stop for security newsBy Lindsey O'DonnellCategories: Web Security, Credentials, Facebook, Phishing, phishing campaign, social engineering Researchers warn that the phishing campaign looks "deceptively realistic."… Read more |
Beeping Computer
NY Governor Cuomo Calls For Investigation on Facebook Health Data CollectionOn February 23, 2019Source: BleepingComputerBy Sergiu GatlanCategories: Technology New York Governor Andrew M. Cuomo stated that a number of state agencies including the Department of… Read more |
Tax Returns Exposed in TurboTax Credential Stuffing AttacksOn February 22, 2019Source: BleepingComputerBy Sergiu GatlanCategories: Security Financial software company Intuit discovered that tax return info was accessed by an unauthorized pa… Read more |
Windows 10 Build 18343 Released to Insiders with Windows Sandbox ImprovementsOn February 22, 2019Source: BleepingComputerBy Mayank ParmarCategories: Microsoft, Software Windows 10 19H1 Build 18343 is now rolling out to the Windows Insiders in the Fast Ring with improve… Read more |
Office 365 Phishing Page Comes with Live Chat SupportOn February 22, 2019Source: BleepingComputerBy Ionut IlascuCategories: Security Scammers handling a phishing website for Office 365 credentials added live support to add to the ill… Read more |
Windows 10 20H1 Build 18841 Released to Skip Ahead InsidersOn February 22, 2019Source: BleepingComputerBy Mayank ParmarCategories: Microsoft, Software Windows 10 20H1 Build 18841 is out for Insiders part of the Skip Ahead and it comes with normal bug… Read more |
Motherboard
 Watch the First Private Moon Lander Ride to Orbit on a SpaceX RocketOn February 22, 2019Source: MotherboardBy Becky FerreiraCategories: israel, Moon, SpaceX, US Air Force, Falcon 9, Low Earth Orbit, Moon landers, google lunar xprize, lunar landers, private spaceflight, moon landings, SpaceIL, beresheet The Beresheet lander will attempt the first private Moon landing on April 11.… Read more |
 The Route of a Text Message, a Love StoryOn February 22, 2019Source: MotherboardBy Scott B. WeingartCategories: texting, sms, SMS ILU The surprisingly complex journey a text message takes every time we hit 'send.'… Read more |
 Squid Is the New Eco-Friendly Plastic, Study SaysOn February 22, 2019Source: MotherboardBy Becky FerreiraCategories: material, squids, penn state, polymer, squid, ocean plastic, material science, squid teeth, plastic pollution, squid ring teeth Bacteria could be genetically engineered to produce industrial quantities of biodegradable polymers… Read more |
 Earth’s Atmosphere Stretches Far Beyond the Moon, Scientists FindOn February 21, 2019Source: MotherboardBy Rob DozierCategories: Space, earth, Moon, Atmosphere A group of researchers discovered that Earth’s atmosphere extends almost twice the distance to the M… Read more |
 A Decryption Key for Law Firm Emails in Hacked 9/11 Files Has Been ReleasedOn February 21, 2019Source: MotherboardBy Joseph CoxCategories: Hacking, cybersecurity, 9/11, Ransom, twin towers, hacked, cybercrime, 9/11 conspiracy theory, The Dark Overlord, Online Extortion Someone has published the decryption key for the third layer of allegedly 9/11-linked documents from… Read more |
Data Breeches
NJ: 4 Dickinson High students accused of hacking computer system, changing gradesOn February 23, 2019Source: DataBreaches.netBy DissentCategories: Education Sector, Insider, U.S. Ron Zeitlinger reports: Four Jersey City high school students have been charged after authorities sa… Read more |
New charges filed in HIV data leakOn February 23, 2019Source: DataBreaches.netBy DissentCategories: ID Theft, Non-U.S. Whitney Leggett reports: A Winchester man charged in Singapore with leaking the confidential informa… Read more |
Prosecutors recommend prison sentence in ‘celebgate’ hacking caseOn February 23, 2019Source: DataBreaches.netBy DissentCategories: Hack, U.S. AP reports: Federal prosecutors have recommended a sentence of nearly three years in prison for a fo… Read more |
Delhi Citizens Data LeakOn February 23, 2019Source: DataBreaches.netBy DissentCategories: Exposure, Government Sector, Non-U.S. Bob Diachenko writes: On Feb 19, 2019, I have discovered a MongoDB that required no password. The d… Read more |
Grassroots List of Cybersecurity Indictments of State-Sponsored HackersOn February 23, 2019Source: DataBreaches.netBy DissentCategories: Breach Incidents, Commentaries and Analyses, Hack, Of Note Seen at Meritalk: Katie Nickels, a threat intelligence expert for MITRE, released a grassroots compi… Read more |
Tax Returns Exposed in TurboTax Credential Stuffing AttacksOn February 23, 2019Source: DataBreaches.netBy DissentCategories: Business Sector, Hack, U.S. Sergiu Gatlan reports: Financial software company Intuit discovered that tax return info was accesse… Read more |
Audacious Russian Hacker Who Stole From Victims Using NeverQuest Pleads GuiltyOn February 22, 2019Source: DataBreaches.netBy DissentCategories: Financial Sector, Malware LawFuel reports: Geoffrey S. Berman, the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New Yor… Read more |
VT: Rutland Regional Medical Center notifies patients after employee email accounts hackedOn February 22, 2019Source: DataBreaches.netBy DissentCategories: Hack, Health Data, U.S. On Feb. 20, Rutland Regional Medical Center in Vermont posted a notice on its web site that says, i… Read more |
UConn Health: 326,000 could be impacted by recent phishing attackOn February 22, 2019Source: DataBreaches.netBy DissentCategories: Health Data, Phishing Matt Pilon reports: UConn Health on Friday disclosed that an unauthorized third party had accessed e… Read more |
California CPA firm notifies clients after falling for a tech support scamOn February 22, 2019Source: DataBreaches.netBy DissentCategories: Business Sector, Malware, U.S. I’ve been told that at times, I can be tough on those who have had breaches. But I actually… Read more |
Cyberscoop
Russian hacker accused of creating NeverQuest malware pleads guiltyOn February 22, 2019Source: CyberScoopBy Jeff StoneCategories: Financial, Government, Arkady Bukh, neverquest, Stanislav Lisov Stanislav Lisov, a Russian hacker accused of creating banking malware used to steal $885,000, pleade… Read more |
DNC updates cybersecurity advice to protect candidates from hackers in 2020On February 22, 2019Source: CyberScoopBy Sean LyngaasCategories: Government, 2016 presidential election, 2020 presidential election, bob lord, Democratic National Committee, DNC breach, election security As Washington turns its attention to the 2020 presidential election, the Democratic National Committ… Read more |
U. of Washington Medicine learned it exposed info on 974k people after a patient found their data on GoogleOn February 22, 2019Source: CyberScoopBy Jeff StoneCategories: Healthcare, HIPAA, Medical breach, UW Medicine Medical data about nearly 1 million patients of the University of Washington Medicine was exposed on… Read more |
This tool allows you to check the code powering Chrome extensionsOn February 21, 2019Source: CyberScoopBy Sean LyngaasCategories: Technology, Chrome, Duo Security, extensions, open source, web browsers Browser extensions, like any other piece of software, can be abused or manipulated by hackers for ma… Read more |
Blind Eagle, a new APT group, poses as Colombia's Cyber Police to steal business secretsOn February 21, 2019Source: CyberScoopBy Jeff StoneCategories: Government, APT, apt-c-36, Blind Eagle, Colombia, Qihoo 360 Cyberwar is intensifying in South America. A new hacking group researchers have dubbed Blind Eagle i… Read more |
These scammers claim to have videos of your most private momentsOn February 21, 2019Source: CyberScoopBy Jeff StoneCategories: Technology, Digital Shadows, Sextortion, ShadowBrokers, TheDarkOverlord Cybercriminals have scammed people out of $332,000 since July 2018 by threatening to publish footage… Read more |
Complex court battle for Methbot, 3ve cybercrime suspects only is getting startedOn February 20, 2019Source: CyberScoopBy Jeff StoneCategories: Technology, 3ve, Aleksandr Zhukov, cybercrime, Department of Justice, international, Methbot, Yevgeniy Timchenko Alleged perpetrators of the Methbot and 3ve cybercrime rings have started to arrive in the U.S. to f… Read more |
Researchers paint different portraits of hackers behind Ryuk ransomwareOn February 20, 2019Source: CyberScoopBy Sean LyngaasCategories: Financial, attribution, CrowdStrike, Eastern Europe, McAfee, ransomware, Russia, Ryuk ransomware, security research Analysts poring over the Ryuk ransomware are coming to different conclusions about the hackers respo… Read more |
As Europe prepares to vote, Microsoft warns of Fancy Bear attacks on democratic think tanksOn February 20, 2019Source: CyberScoopBy Sean LyngaasCategories: Government, APT28, election security, Europe, Fancy Bear, Microsoft, Russian hackers, STRONTIUM Three months before parliamentary elections in Europe, Microsoft says it has detected hacking attemp… Read more |
Kaspersky sales in North America fell by 25 percent in 2018, despite global revenue growthOn February 20, 2019Source: CyberScoopBy Jeff StoneCategories: Technology, Eugene Kaspersky, Kaspersky Lab Global revenue for Moscow-based cybersecurity vendor Kaspersky Lab increased by 4 percent last year… Read more |
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 How to Stop Facebook App From Tracking Your Location In the BackgroundOn February 22, 2019Source: The Hacker NewsByCategories: Android, Facebook, Facebook location settings, geo-location tacking, GPS location tracking, location finder, location history, mobile location tracking, tracking location Every app installed on your smartphone with permission to access location service "can" continually… Read more Every app installed on your smartphone with permission to access location service "can" continually collect your real-time location secretly, even in the background when you do not use them.
Do you know? — Installing the Facebook app on your Android and iOS smartphones automatically gives the social media company your rightful consent to collect the history of your precise location.
If you |
 Hacking Virtual Reality – Researchers Exploit Popular Bigscreen VR AppOn February 22, 2019Source: The Hacker NewsByCategories: Bigscreen VR, Cross site scripting, hacking news, VR apps, vr experience, vr headset, Vulnerability A team of cybersecurity researchers from the University of New Haven yesterday released a video demo… Read more A team of cybersecurity researchers from the University of New Haven yesterday released a video demonstrating how vulnerabilities that most programmers often underestimate could have allowed hackers to evade privacy and security of your virtual reality experience as well as the real world.
According to the researchers—Ibrahim Baggili, Peter Casey and Martin Vondráček—the underlying |
 Almost Half A Million Delhi Citizens' Personal Data Exposed OnlineOn February 21, 2019Source: The Hacker NewsByCategories: data breach, data leaked, hacking news, MongoDB database, secure mongodb Exclusive — A security researcher has identified an unsecured server that was leaking detailed perso… Read more Exclusive — A security researcher has identified an unsecured server that was leaking detailed personal details of nearly half a million Indian citizens... thanks to another MongoDB database instance that company left unprotected on the Internet accessible to anyone without password.
In a report shared with The Hacker News, Bob Diachenko disclosed that two days ago he found a 4.1 GB-sized |
 Another Critical Flaw in Drupal Discovered — Update Your Site ASAP!On February 21, 2019Source: The Hacker NewsByCategories: Drupal, Drupal exploit, drupal hacked, Drupal hacking, Hacking Drupal website, hacking news, remote code execution, Vulnerability Developers of Drupal—a popular open-source content management system software that powers millions o… Read more Developers of Drupal—a popular open-source content management system software that powers millions of websites—have released the latest version of their software to patch a critical vulnerability that could allow remote attackers to hack your site.
The update came two days after the Drupal security team released an advance security notification of the upcoming patches, giving websites |
 Warning: Critical WinRAR Flaw Affects All Versions Released In Last 19 YearsOn February 21, 2019Source: The Hacker NewsByCategories: hacking news, Hacking Windows, path traversal attack, remote code execution, Vulnerability, windows malware, winrar, winrar exploit Beware Windows users... a new dangerous remote code execution vulnerability has been discovered in t… Read more Beware Windows users... a new dangerous remote code execution vulnerability has been discovered in the WinRAR software, affecting hundreds of millions of users worldwide.
Cybersecurity researchers at Check Point have disclosed technical details of a critical vulnerability in WinRAR—a popular Windows file compression application with 500 million users worldwide—that affects all versions of the |
 Critical Flaw Uncovered In WordPress That Remained Unpatched for 6 YearsOn February 19, 2019Source: The Hacker NewsByCategories: hack wordpress, hacking news, remote code execution, Vulnerability, WordPress, Wordpress hacking, wordpress security Exclusive — If you have not updated your website to the latest WordPress version 5.0.3, it’s a brill… Read more Exclusive — If you have not updated your website to the latest WordPress version 5.0.3, it’s a brilliant idea to upgrade the content management software of your site now. From now, I mean immediately.
Cybersecurity researchers at RIPS Technologies GmbH today shared their latest research with The Hacker News, revealing the existence of a critical remote code execution vulnerability that |
 Learn How XDR Can Take Breach Protection Beyond Endpoint SecurityOn February 19, 2019Source: The Hacker NewsByCategories: Corporate security, cyber security webinar, edr solutions, Endpoint detection, enterprise security, network security, webinar, xdr solutions How do you know whether an attacker has infiltrated your network? Can you really rely on an Endpoint… Read more How do you know whether an attacker has infiltrated your network? Can you really rely on an Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) solution to be your go-to technology for identifying security breaches?
Endpoint detection and response (EDR) platform has been an important technology to detect cybersecurity incidents, but it provides only the view of endpoints, just a portion of the big picture. |
 LPG Gas Company Leaked Details, Aadhaar Numbers of 6.7 Million Indian CustomersOn February 19, 2019Source: The Hacker NewsByCategories: Aadhaar, Aadhaar Database, Aadhaar Leak, biometric data, cyber security, data breach, data leaked Why would someone bother to hack a so-called "ultra-secure encrypted database that is being protecte… Read more Why would someone bother to hack a so-called "ultra-secure encrypted database that is being protected behind 13 feet high and 5 feet thick walls," when one can simply fetch a copy of the same data from other sources.
French security researcher Baptiste Robert, who goes by the pseudonym "Elliot Alderson" on Twitter, with the help of an Indian researcher, who wants to remain anonymous, |
 Over 92 Million New Accounts Up for Sale from More Unreported BreachesOn February 18, 2019Source: The Hacker NewsByCategories: cyber security, dark web, data breach, data breached, Deep Web, dream market, hacking news, password hacking, password list All these numbers…. "More than 5 billion records from 6,500 data breaches were exposed in 2018" — a… Read more All these numbers….
"More than 5 billion records from 6,500 data breaches were exposed in 2018" — a report from Risk Based Security says.
"More than 59,000 data breaches have been reported across the European since the GDPR came into force in 2018" — a report from DLA Piper says.
…came from data breaches that were reported to the public, but in reality, more than half of all data breaches |
 Kali Linux 2019.1 Released — Operating System For HackersOn February 18, 2019Source: The Hacker NewsByCategories: Best Operating System, download hacking tools, download Kali Linux, hacking news, hacking tools, Kali Linux, linux, operating system Wohooo! Great news for hackers and penetration testers. Offensive Security has just released Kali Li… Read more Wohooo! Great news for hackers and penetration testers.
Offensive Security has just released Kali Linux 2019.1, the first 2019 version of its Swiss army knife for cybersecurity professionals.
The latest version of Kali Linux operating system includes kernel up to version 4.19.13 and patches for numerous bugs, along with many updated software, like Metasploit, theHarvester, DBeaver, and more. |
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