Collaborate Disseminate
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
The Zeus Trojan variant known as Panda Banker has zone in on targets in Brazil, where it focuses on 10 local banks and various payment platforms, IBM X-Force researchers warn.
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Continue reading Panda Banker Goes to Brazil Ahead of the Olympics
Adobe’s Flash Player might be the most targeted product when criminal exploit kits are involved, but Microsoft products such as Office, Windows and Internet Explorer take center stage when Russian advanced persistent threat (APT) groups are involved.
Continue reading Russian Hackers Favor Windows, Office Exploits: Report