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Hacking group “PLATINUM” used Windows’ own patching system against it

Posted on April 27, 2016 by Peter Bright

Unknown group attacked South East Asian targets, sometimes for years at a time. Continue reading Hacking group “PLATINUM” used Windows’ own patching system against it→

Posted in Hacking, Microsoft, Reverse-engineering, Risk Assessment, Security, Technology Lab

Billion dollar Bangladesh hack: SWIFT software hacked, no firewalls, $10 switches

Posted on April 25, 2016 by Peter Bright

The Bangladesh Bank’s internal network security was sorely lacking. Continue reading Billion dollar Bangladesh hack: SWIFT software hacked, no firewalls, $10 switches→

Posted in Banking, Hacking, Risk Assessment, Security, SWIFT, Technology Lab

A typo costs bank hackers nearly $1B

Posted on March 10, 2016 by Peter Bright

But they still managed to get away with $81 million. Continue reading A typo costs bank hackers nearly $1B→

Posted in finance, Hacking, Risk Assessment

There are ways the FBI can crack the iPhone PIN without Apple doing it for them

Posted on March 9, 2016 by Peter Bright

Getting Apple to write new firmware is the easiest route—but probably not the only one. Continue reading There are ways the FBI can crack the iPhone PIN without Apple doing it for them→

Posted in apple, fbi, Infinite Loop, iPhone, Law & Disorder, Risk Assessment, San Bernardino, Security

John McAfee better prepare to eat a shoe because he doesn’t know how iPhones work

Posted on March 1, 2016 by Peter Bright

His plan to crack the iPhone will not even begin to work. Continue reading John McAfee better prepare to eat a shoe because he doesn’t know how iPhones work→

Posted in apple, backdoor, Infinite Loop, john mcafee, Risk Assessment, Technology Lab

Windows Defender Advanced Threat Protection uses cloud power to figure out you’ve been pwned

Posted on March 1, 2016 by Peter Bright

New service can detect network breaches by spotting unusual system behavior. Continue reading Windows Defender Advanced Threat Protection uses cloud power to figure out you’ve been pwned→

Posted in Cloud, malware, Microsoft, Risk Assessment, Security, Technology Lab, Windows 10, Windows Defender

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