Collaborate Disseminate
Yahoo has provided statements from staff and other information explaining what happened, but the defense says it’s not enough. Continue reading How ‘Deleted’ Yahoo Emails Led to a 20-Year Drug Trafficking Conviction
From Photoshop to more fine-grained tool, law enforcement agents use photo and video manipulation to identify pedophiles, even those who use the dark web. Continue reading How the Feds Use Photoshop to Track Down Pedophiles
Banks with security teams of just two people have to face up to the same kind of threats as their much larger counterparts. Continue reading How Small Banks Fend Off Hackers
Researchers have reported huge drops in traffic for two of the most popular pieces of malware which rely on the Necurs network. Continue reading One of the World’s Largest Botnets Has Vanished
Through MILKWHITE, low level agencies such as the Metropolitan Police can access metadata collected by GCHQ. Continue reading The Troubling Metadata Sharing Program That Was Just Revealed in the UK
The data includes email addresses, plain text passwords, phone numbers, and names. Continue reading Another Day, Another Hack: 100 Million Accounts for VK, Russia’s Facebook
Hackers are bringing back a cheap, dirty old trick: Macros. Continue reading The 90s Hacking Trick Making a Comeback
“Fur Affinity” pushed a password reset after its source code was shared by hackers. Continue reading Another Day, Another Hack: Furry Site Hacked, Content Deleted
Unsealed documents show a misconfigured server and some poor opsec helped lead law enforcement to their target. Continue reading An Admin’s Foolish Errors Helped the FBI Unmask Child Porn Site ‘Playpen’
The alerts concern a prolonged hacking campaign against US government and contractor networks, likely originating from China. Continue reading You Don’t See This Often: Simultaneous FBI, DHS, and DoD Cyber Espionage Alerts