Collaborate Disseminate
Austin Thompson pleaded guilty on November 6 in a San Diego Federal court to knowingly causing damage to third-party computers. Continue reading DerpTrolling game server DDoS attacker pleads guilty
A security researcher has published a zero-day flaw in a commonly-used virtual machine management system without notifying the vendor, justifying it with a scathing critique of the infosecurity industry. Continue reading Ranting researcher publishes VM-busting zero-day without warning
Online-note-sharing company Evernote has patched a hole that allowed attackers to infect notes shared via its service. Continue reading Serious XSS flaw discovered in Evernote for Windows, update now!
Two US biometric companies have partnered to research a private, nationwide biometrics system. Continue reading Is the US about to get a nationwide, privately owned, biometrics system?
Researchers have developed an exploit that uses a feature in Intel chips to steal secret cryptographic keys. Continue reading PortSmash attack steals secrets from Intel chips on the side
34 popular consumer websites were put to the 2FA test. Continue reading Report reveals one-dimensional support for two-factor authentication
Just a couple of weeks before the US midterm elections, journalists have revealed that Facebook is continuing to approve fake advertisements from fake sources. Continue reading Facebook is still approving fake political ads
The recently patched flaw would have enabled anyone to make themselves an administrator for any Facebook business account. Continue reading How one man could have taken over any business on Facebook
Not for the first time, typosquatting malware made its way into an open source code repository. Continue reading Snakes in the grass! Malicious code slithers into Python PyPI repository
A group of researchers has found a way to infect computers via Word documents without triggering a security warning. Continue reading Researchers exploit Microsoft Word through embedded video