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ThreatList: Password Hygiene Remains Lackluster in Global Businesses

Posted on October 2, 2018 by Tara Seals

Password-sharing persists, but at least multifactor authentication usage is up. Continue reading ThreatList: Password Hygiene Remains Lackluster in Global Businesses→

Posted in global businesses, Hacks, LastPass, MFA, Most Recent ThreatLists, multifactor authentication, password hygiene, password sharing, privacy, security score, the report, threatlist, Web Security

Dark Web Azorult Generator Offers Free Binaries to Cybercrooks

Posted on October 1, 2018 by Tara Seals

The Gazorp online builder makes it easy to start stealing passwords, credit-card information, cryptocurrency wallet data and more. Continue reading Dark Web Azorult Generator Offers Free Binaries to Cybercrooks→

Posted in azorult, credit card information, cryptocurrency wallet, gazorp, information stealer, malware, online builder, passwords

Another Linux Kernel Bug Surfaces, Allowing Root Access

Posted on September 28, 2018 by Tara Seals

Android, Debian and Ubuntu users are still at risk. Continue reading Another Linux Kernel Bug Surfaces, Allowing Root Access→

Posted in cache invalidation, CVE-2018-17182, kernel bug, linux, memory, use-after-free, vulnerabilities, Vulnerability

ThreatList: Hackers Turn to Python as Attack Coding Language of Choice

Posted on September 27, 2018 by Tara Seals

More than 20 percent of GitHub repositories containing an attack tool or an exploit proof of concept (PoC) are written in Python. Continue reading ThreatList: Hackers Turn to Python as Attack Coding Language of Choice→

Posted in coding language, hackers, Hacking Tools, imperva, Most Recent ThreatLists, Python, vulnerabilities, Web Security

Local-Privilege Escalation Flaw in Linux Kernel Allows Root Access

Posted on September 27, 2018 by Tara Seals

Researchers said the vulnerability “is very easy to exploit.” Continue reading Local-Privilege Escalation Flaw in Linux Kernel Allows Root Access→

Posted in CentOS, debian, kernel, linux, Local Privilege Escalation, Red Hat, root access, vulnerabilities, Vulnerability

Mac Mojave Zero-Day Allows Malicious Apps to Access Sensitive Info

Posted on September 25, 2018 by Tara Seals

Malicious apps can trivially thwart Mojave 10.14’s new privacy protections. Continue reading Mac Mojave Zero-Day Allows Malicious Apps to Access Sensitive Info→

Posted in apple, confidential information, Mac, malicious app, mojave 10.14, privacy protections, vulnerabilities, Vulnerability, Zero Day

Cybercriminals Target Kodi Media Player for Malware Distribution

Posted on September 24, 2018 by Tara Seals

A recent cryptomining campaign shows criminal ingenuity. Continue reading Cybercriminals Target Kodi Media Player for Malware Distribution→

Posted in cryptomining, kodi media player, malware, Malware campaign

Google’s Forced Sign-in to Chrome Raises Privacy Red Flags

Posted on September 24, 2018 by Tara Seals

Chrome users are now automatically signed into the browser if they’re signed into any other Google service, such as Gmail. Continue reading Google’s Forced Sign-in to Chrome Raises Privacy Red Flags→

Posted in auto login, automatic sign in, browser, Chrome, cloud security, data harvesting, Facebook, Google, Matthew Green, privacy, sync feature, Web Security

Critical Vulnerability Found in Cisco Video Surveillance Manager

Posted on September 21, 2018 by Tara Seals

Cisco has patched vulnerability in its video surveillance manager software that could give an unauthenticated, remote attacker the ability to execute arbitrary commands on targeted systems. Continue reading Critical Vulnerability Found in Cisco Video Surveillance Manager→

Posted in Cisco, critical, IoT, patch, surveillance manager, vulnerabilities, Vulnerability

Delphi Packer Looks for Human Behavior Before Deploying Payload

Posted on September 21, 2018 by Tara Seals

Many different threat actors are using this crypting service/tool for their operations, possibly buying it from the developer itself. Continue reading Delphi Packer Looks for Human Behavior Before Deploying Payload→

Posted in crypting services, delphi packer, Human Behavior, malware, malware analysis, payload

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