Collaborate Disseminate
Google Project Zero researchers Tavis Ormandy and Natalie Silvanovich found a remotely exploitable Windows vulnerability that Ormandy called he worst in recent memory. Continue reading Wormable Windows Zero Day Reported to Microsoft
More than 200 Android mobile applications listen surreptitiously for ultrasonic beacons embedded in audio that are used to track users and serve them with targeted advertising. Continue reading Ultrasonic Beacons Are Tracking Your Every Movement
The FBI says Business Email Compromise scams are growing at astronomical rates, and businesses have lost $5.3 billion since 2013; $346 million in the U.S. alone in the second half of 2016. Continue reading Business Email Compromise Losses Up 2,370 Percent Since 2015
Cisco has uncovered a remote administration tool called Konni that it says has been used in attacks against government agencies and public organizations linked to North Korea. Continue reading Stealthy RAT Targeting North Korea Since 2014
Cisco has uncovered a remote administration tool called Konni that it says has been used in attacks against government agencies and public organizations linked to North Korea. Continue reading Stealthy RAT Targeting North Korea Since 2014
Researchers said good social engineering and users’ trust in the convenience afforded by the OAUTH mechanism guaranteed Wednesday’s Google Docs phishing attacks would spread quickly. Continue reading 1 Million Gmail Users Impacted by Google Docs Phishing Attack
Researchers said good social engineering and users’ trust in the convenience afforded by the OAUTH mechanism guaranteed Wednesday’s Google Docs phishing attacks would spread quickly. Continue reading 1 Million Gmail Users Impacted by Google Docs Phishing Attack
Google has removed offending accounts involved in a widespread phishing attack today impersonating Google Docs. Continue reading Google Shuts Down Docs Phishing Spree
NIST’s latest password guidelines focus less on length and complexity of secrets and more on other measures such as 2FA, throttling, and blacklists. Continue reading Proposed NIST Password Guidelines Soften Length, Complexity Focus
USB drives shipped with some IBM’s Storwize storage products are infected with malware, and the tech giant advises customers destroy the devices. Continue reading IBM: Destroy USBs Infected with Malware Dropper