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Wi-Fi signals can be exploited to recognize keystrokes and a system that can do so has been already created, a newly published research paper reveals.
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Continue reading Researchers Use WiFi Signals to Read Keystrokes
Google’s login page is plagued by a whitelist bypass vulnerability that could allow an attacker to redirect users to arbitrary pages or trick them into downloading malicious code, security researcher Aidan Woods claims.
Continue reading Researcher Finds Whitelist Bypass on Google Login Page
The Kelihos botnet has kept a low profile following takedown attempts a few years ago when it was highly active, but has shown significant spikes in activity recently, MalwareTech warns.
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The malicious software used earlier this month to steal 12 million baht ($346,000) from ATMs at banks in Thailand might be a new ATM malware variant called RIPPER, FireEye researchers reveal.
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Continue reading RIPPER ATM Malware Linked to Thailand Heist
After an eight-month pause, the Ramnit Trojan has resurfaced with two new live attack servers and a new command and control (C&C) server, IBM researchers reveal.
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Locky, one of the most popular ransomware families at the moment, has changed its distribution method once again and is now using DLLs for infection, Cyren researchers warn.
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Continue reading Locky Ransomware Switches to DLLs for Distribution
BTS (base transceiver station) products are susceptible to complete takeover because of critical vulnerabilities affecting the underlying software, security firm Zimperium warns.
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Continue reading Critical Vulnerabilities Affect Open Source Base Transceiver Stations
Researchers Help Alma Ransomware Victims Decrypt Files By Using MitM Attack Against Operators
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Continue reading Researchers Use MiTM Attack Against Ransomware Operator
A newly discovered Android backdoor is using an innovative method of receiving commands: it connects to a Twitter account instead of a command and control (C&C) server, ESET researchers say.
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Continue reading Android Botnet Uses Twitter for Receiving Commands