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Yahoo says half a billion accounts breached by nation-sponsored hackers

Posted on September 22, 2016 by Dan Goodin

One of the biggest compromises ever exposes names, e-mail addresses, and much more. Continue reading Yahoo says half a billion accounts breached by nation-sponsored hackers→

Posted in data breach, Law & Disorder, passwords, Risk Assessment, Technology Lab, Yahoo

Bug that hit Firefox and Tor browsers was hard to spot—now we know why

Posted on September 21, 2016 by Dan Goodin

The curious case of Firefox’s (now fixed) certificate pinning failure. Continue reading Bug that hit Firefox and Tor browsers was hard to spot—now we know why→

Posted in browsers, Firefox, Risk Assessment, Technology Lab, tor, vulnerabilities

Mozilla checks if Firefox is affected by same malware vulnerability as Tor

Posted on September 16, 2016 by Dan Goodin

Weakness in certificate pinning protections may open users to MitM attacks. Continue reading Mozilla checks if Firefox is affected by same malware vulnerability as Tor→

Posted in Firefox, Law & Disorder, Mozilla, Risk Assessment, Technology Lab, tor, vulnerabiliity

Signal bug lets attackers tamper with encrypted messages—patch now

Posted on September 15, 2016 by Dan Goodin

Signal may be the most trusted messaging app, but it’s not perfect. Continue reading Signal bug lets attackers tamper with encrypted messages—patch now→

Posted in encryption, exploits, Hacking, Law & Disorder, messaging, Risk Assessment, Technology Lab, vulnerabilities

New batch of leaked Colin Powell e-mails lambasts Trump and Clinton

Posted on September 14, 2016 by Dan Goodin

Who hacked the former secretary of state’s e-mails—and how? Continue reading New batch of leaked Colin Powell e-mails lambasts Trump and Clinton→

Posted in Colin Powell, e-mail, Law & Disorder, leak, Risk Assessment

US athletes’ doping tests published by Russian hackers, agency says

Posted on September 13, 2016 by Dan Goodin

Confidential documents show athletes tested positive for controlled substances. Continue reading US athletes’ doping tests published by Russian hackers, agency says→

Posted in Hacking, Law & Disorder, olympics, Risk Assessment, Russia, World Anti-Doping Agency

6.6 million plaintext passwords exposed as site gets hacked to the bone

Posted on September 13, 2016 by Dan Goodin

Next time a site wants your personal info, remember the ClixSense debacle. Continue reading 6.6 million plaintext passwords exposed as site gets hacked to the bone→

Posted in Law & Disorder, Risk Assessment, Technology Lab

Thousands of infected FTP servers net attackers $88k in cryptocurrency

Posted on September 12, 2016 by Dan Goodin

Targets foot hardware and electricity costs of mining Minero coins. Continue reading Thousands of infected FTP servers net attackers $88k in cryptocurrency→

Posted in crypto currency, file transfer protocol, FTP, Law & Disorder, malware, Risk Assessment, Technology Lab

Two critical bugs and more malicious apps make for a bad week for Android

Posted on September 9, 2016 by Dan Goodin

Google releases fixes for newer devices and ejects apps following reports. Continue reading Two critical bugs and more malicious apps make for a bad week for Android→

Posted in Android, Gear & Gadgets, Google, play, Risk Assessment, Security, Stagefright, Technology Lab

Two men charged with hacking CIA director and other high-ranking officials

Posted on September 9, 2016 by Dan Goodin

“Crackas with Attitude” members accused of posing as Verizon and FBI support personnel. Continue reading Two men charged with hacking CIA director and other high-ranking officials→

Posted in CIA, fbi, Hacking, Law & Disorder, Risk Assessment

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