Collaborate Disseminate
Starting this week, the RC4 cipher is disabled in Edge (Windows 10) and Internet Explorer 11 (Windows 7 and newer), bringing Microsoft’s browsers in line with Chrome and Firefox.
Continue reading Microsoft Disables RC4 in Edge and Internet Explorer 11
A set of malicious applications that recently slipped into Google Play might have infected up to 3,000 devices to date, Intel security researchers have discovered.
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Continue reading Encrypted, Obfuscated Malware Slips Into Google Play
Researchers looking to cash in on working exploits for 0-day and N-day vulnerabilities can now turn to a new bounty program from Exodus Intelligence, which is offering up to $500,000 for certain exploits.
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Continue reading Security Firm Dangles $500,000 for iOS 0-Days
Cybercriminals can pack malware into digitally signed executables without breaking the signature, thus avoiding anti-virus detection, researchers say.
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Continue reading Researchers Hide Malware Inside Digitally Signed Executables
Hitler-Ransomware, a piece of file-encrypting malware that emerged recently, isn’t yet able to encrypt files, but still displays a lock screen and asks for a €25 ($28) ransom.
Continue reading Unfinished Hitler-Ransomware Variant Deletes User Files
More than 900 million Android devices that use Qualcomm chipsets are exposed to a set of four vulnerabilities called QuadRooter, Check Point security researchers warn.
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Continue reading Unpatched “QuadRooter” Vulnerabilities Put Over 900 Million Android Devices at Risk
An Italian malware author going by the name “z3r0” is currently offering a remote access Trojan for as low as $58, according to researchers at Symantec.
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Continue reading Customizable “Remvio” Trojan Available for Just $58
An updated version of the Cerber ransomware family is making the rounds, using a new file extension and rendering previous decryption tools useless.
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Continue reading New Cerber Ransomware Variant Packs Improved Key Generation
SAP’s Monthly Patches Dominated by Hot News and High Priority Flaws
Continue reading In Review: SAP’s 3,660 Security and Support Notes
A newly discovered PoS (Point-of-Sale) malware can bypass computer defenses such as User Account Control (UAC) by posing as a legitimate Microsoft application, Doctor Web researchers have discovered.
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Continue reading PoS Trojan Bypasses Account Control Posing as Microsoft App