Collaborate Disseminate
Whois maintainer for Asia Pacific notifies customers of an error where hashed authentication details for were inadvertently available for download. Continue reading Whois Maintainer Accidentally Makes Password Hashes Available For Download
Researchers identified a new ransomware family called Magniber that uniquely only targets users in South Korea and the Asia Pacific regions. Continue reading New Magniber Ransomware Targets South Korea, Asia Pacific
Malware dubbed IOTroop that researchers say is “worse than Mirai” has already infected one million businesses worldwide. Continue reading ‘IOTroop’ Botnet Could Dwarf Mirai in Size and Devastation, Says Researcher
Cisco patched a critical bug in its Cloud Services Platform 2100 hardware and at the same time told customers 96 of its products are vulnerable to KRACK vulnerabilities. Continue reading Cisco Warns 69 Products Impacted by KRACK
SSH private keys are being targeted by hackers who have stepped up the scanning of thousands of WordPress website in search of private keys. Continue reading Hackers Take Aim at SSH Keys in New Attacks
Experts applaud a new Google service, Advanced Protection, which beefs up account password protection and limits access to a user’s Gmail and Drive. Continue reading Google Advanced Protection Trades Ease-of-Use for Security
A new attack method takes advantage a feature in Intel’s Skylake microprocessor allowing for post-intrusion application hooking and stealth manipulation of applications. Continue reading BoundHook Attack Exploits Intel Skylake MPX Feature
Three critical SQL injection vulnerabilities in Oracle’s popular E-Business Suite make up a part of 250 bugs patched for the company’s quarterly Critical Patch Update, Continue reading Oracle Patches 250 Bugs in Quarterly Critical Patch Update
Lenovo customers are being told to update their Android tablets and handsets to protect themselves against a handful of critical vulnerabilities impacting tens of millions of vulnerable Lenovo devices. Continue reading Lenovo Quietly Patches Massive Bug Impacting Its Android Tablets and Zuk, Vibe Phones
A flawed Infineon Technology chipset left HP, Lenovo and Microsoft devices open to what is called a ‘practical factorization attack,’ in which an attacker computes the private part of an RSA key. Continue reading Factorization Flaw in TPM Chips Makes Attacks on RSA Private Keys Feasible