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Android rooting bug opens Nexus phones to “permanent device compromise”

Posted on March 22, 2016 by Dan Goodin

Millions of other phones affected because Android never received 2014 Linux patch. Continue reading Android rooting bug opens Nexus phones to “permanent device compromise”→

Posted in Android, exploits, Gear & Gadgets, Google, linux, Nexus, Risk Assessment, Technology Lab, vulnerabilities

Psst: Here’s Uber’s most vulnerable code just waiting to be hacked

Posted on March 22, 2016 by Dan Goodin

Company’s just-unveiled bug bounty program aims to outdo industry norms. Continue reading Psst: Here’s Uber’s most vulnerable code just waiting to be hacked→

Posted in bug bounty, exploits, Law & Disorder, Risk Assessment, Security, Technology Lab, uber, vulnerabilities

Crypto vulnerability lets attackers decrypt iMessage photo, article warns

Posted on March 21, 2016 by Dan Goodin

Bug can be exploited when iCloud photo is sent over iMessage, Washington Post reports. Continue reading Crypto vulnerability lets attackers decrypt iMessage photo, article warns→

Posted in encryption, Icloud, iMessage, Infinite Loop, Law & Disorder, Risk Assessment, Technology Lab

275 million Android phones imperiled by new code-execution exploit

Posted on March 18, 2016 by Dan Goodin

Unpatched “Stagefright” vulnerability gives attackers a road map to hijack phones. Continue reading 275 million Android phones imperiled by new code-execution exploit→

Posted in Android, exploits, Gear & Gadgets, Hacking, Risk Assessment, Stagefright, Technology Lab, vulnerabilities

Once thought safe, DDR4 memory shown to be vulnerable to “Rowhammer”

Posted on March 17, 2016 by Dan Goodin

New research finds “bitflipping” attacks may pose more risk than many admit. Continue reading Once thought safe, DDR4 memory shown to be vulnerable to “Rowhammer”→

Posted in DDR3, DDR4, DIMM, DRAM, exploits, memory, Risk Assessment, rowhammer bit flipping, Technology Lab, vulnerabilities

To bypass code-signing checks, malware gang steals lots of certificates

Posted on March 16, 2016 by Dan Goodin

Legitimate code-signing certificates provide secret cover for attack groups. Continue reading To bypass code-signing checks, malware gang steals lots of certificates→

Posted in code signing, exploits, Law & Disorder, malware, Risk Assessment, Technology Lab

Big-name sites hit by rash of malicious ads spreading crypto ransomware [Updated]

Posted on March 15, 2016 by Dan Goodin

New malvertising campaign may have exposed tens of thousands in the past 24 hours. Continue reading Big-name sites hit by rash of malicious ads spreading crypto ransomware [Updated]→

Posted in driveby downloads, malvertising, malware, Risk Assessment, Technology Lab

John Oliver explains why iPhone encryption debate is no joking matter

Posted on March 14, 2016 by Dan Goodin

Comedian dissects FBI technical and legal fallacies without lionizing Apple. Continue reading John Oliver explains why iPhone encryption debate is no joking matter→

Posted in encryption, fbi, Gear & Gadgets, Infinite Loop, iPhone, john oliver, Law & Disorder, Risk Assessment, Technology Lab

Botched Java patch leaves millions vulnerable to 30-month-old attack

Posted on March 11, 2016 by Dan Goodin

Oracle said the flaw was fixed. Newly released exploit code shows otherwise. Continue reading Botched Java patch leaves millions vulnerable to 30-month-old attack→

Posted in exploits, java, malware, Risk Assessment, Technology Lab, vulnerabilities

Adobe issues emergency patch for actively exploited code-execution bug

Posted on March 10, 2016 by Dan Goodin

Critical bug was used to take control of vulnerable computers. Continue reading Adobe issues emergency patch for actively exploited code-execution bug→

Posted in adobe, Exploit, flash, Risk Assessment, Technology Lab, Vulnerability

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