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DualToy Windows Trojan Attacks Android, iOS Devices

Posted on September 14, 2016 by Tom Spring

Researchers have found a malware family called DualToy that infects Windows PCs and sideloads malware onto connected Android and iOS devices. Continue reading DualToy Windows Trojan Attacks Android, iOS Devices→

Posted in Android malware, Android Trojan, Claud Xiao, DualToy, fake App Store, iOS malware, iOS Trojan, malware, mobile security, Palo Alto, Trojan, Unit 42

Snowden Makes Case for a Presidential Pardon

Posted on September 14, 2016 by Tom Spring

The ACLU and Amnesty International kick off a campaign that seeks a presidential pardon for Edward Snowden. Continue reading Snowden Makes Case for a Presidential Pardon→

Posted in ACLU, Amnesty International, Cryptography, edward snowden, espionage, Government, privacy, Web Security

Judge Rules Use of FBI Malware Is A ‘Search’

Posted on September 13, 2016 by Tom Spring

Civil liberties advocates say a Texas judge got it right when he ruled on a controversial child porn case regarding the FBI’s use of malware to search a computer. Continue reading Judge Rules Use of FBI Malware Is A ‘Search’→

Posted in child pornography, fbi, FBI N.I.T., Government, malware, network investigative technique, Playpen, privacy

New Windows Patch Policy At Odds With Acceptable Risk

Posted on September 12, 2016 by Tom Spring

Microsoft’s switch to rollup patching for Windows 7/8.1 will have an impact on security, one expert says. Continue reading New Windows Patch Policy At Odds With Acceptable Risk→

Posted in cloud security, Hacks, malware, patch, patch tuesday, vulnerabilities, Web Security, Windows 7, Windows 8.1

White House Hires First Federal CISO

Posted on September 9, 2016 by Tom Spring

The White House hired retired Brigadier General Gregory J. Touhill as the first federal CISO. Continue reading White House Hires First Federal CISO→

Posted in CISO, critical infrastructure, DHS, Government, privacy, US Office of Management and Budget, White House

Fallout Over OPM Breach Report Begins

Posted on September 9, 2016 by Tom Spring

A report on the U.S. Office of Personnel Management breaches that exposed sensitive data belonging to more than 22 million people has sparked a cavalcade of finger pointing, politicking and squabbling over who knew what first. Continue reading Fallout Over OPM Breach Report Begins→

Posted in critical infrastructure, Hacks, privacy, vulnerabilities, Web Security

Google Shares Android Nougat, Safe Browsing Security Enhancements

Posted on September 8, 2016 by Tom Spring

Google stepped up efforts this week to bolster its security strategy with news from both its Android Security Team and its Safe Browsing Team. Continue reading Google Shares Android Nougat, Safe Browsing Security Enhancements→

Posted in Android 7.0, deceptive pages, Google, Hacks, harmful downloads, malware, nougat, Safe Browsing, vulnerabilities, Web Security

Critical Flaws Found in Network Management Systems

Posted on September 7, 2016 by Tom Spring

Four leading network management system providers patched nearly a dozen critical cross-site scripting vulnerabilities disclosed Wednesday by Rapid7. Continue reading Critical Flaws Found in Network Management Systems→

Posted in cloud security, Cloudview, mobile security, Netikus, Network Managment Systems, Opmantek, Paessle, vulnerabilities, Web Security, XSS Flaw

Number of Devices Sharing Private Crypto Keys Up Sharply

Posted on September 6, 2016 by Tom Spring

Risks of man-in-the-middle attacks tied to embedded devices that share cryptographic keys and certificates went up sharply over the past nine months. Continue reading Number of Devices Sharing Private Crypto Keys Up Sharply→

Posted in Cryptography, Embedded Devices Share, HTTPs Certificates, IoT, Reuse Private SSH Keys, vulnerabilities

Microsoft Adds .NET Core, ASP.NET to Bug Bounty Program

Posted on September 2, 2016 by Tom Spring

Microsoft adds .NET Core and ASP.NET to its bug bounty program offering bug hunters payouts that range from $500 to $15,000. Continue reading Microsoft Adds .NET Core, ASP.NET to Bug Bounty Program→

Posted in .NET Core, ASP.NET Core, critical infrastructure, Hacks, Microsoft bug bounty, Web Security

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