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Malware Evades Detection with Novel Technique

Posted on September 22, 2016 by Tom Spring

Document-based macro malware flies under the security radar by first detecting existing documents on PC. Continue reading Malware Evades Detection with Novel Technique→

Posted in Hacks, keylogger, macro-based malware, malware, Web Security

iSpy Keylogger Targets Passwords, Skype, Webcams

Posted on September 21, 2016 by Tom Spring

Zscater identified a keylogger on steroids that targets passwords, webcam and software licenses. Continue reading iSpy Keylogger Targets Passwords, Skype, Webcams→

Posted in Hacks, iSpy keylogger malware, keylogger, malware, privacy, Skype, Web Security

Apple Squashes 68 Security Bugs With Sierra Release

Posted on September 20, 2016 by Tom Spring

With the introduction of macOS Sierra 10.12, Apple has patched dozens of security vulnerabilities and also tackled a few Safari 10 bugs to boot. Continue reading Apple Squashes 68 Security Bugs With Sierra Release→

Posted in Apple Safari Security, Apple Security Updates, Cryptography, El Capitan, macOS Sierra 10.12, privacy, RC4 cryptographic algorithm, Sierra, vulnerabilities, Web Security

Tesla Fixes Critical Remote Hack Vulnerability

Posted on September 20, 2016 by Tom Spring

Researchers were able to remotely brake Tesla model cars as well as freeze control panels and open the rear hatch while driving. Continue reading Tesla Fixes Critical Remote Hack Vulnerability→

Posted in bug bounty, Car hack, Government, Hacks, Remote Attack, Tesla Bug Bounty, vulnerabilities, Web Security

Vulnerability Patched in WordPress Theme That Allows Unrestricted Uploads

Posted on September 20, 2016 by Tom Spring

A vulnerability has been patched in a popular WordPress theme called Neosense that allows an attacker to upload code without authentication. Continue reading Vulnerability Patched in WordPress Theme That Allows Unrestricted Uploads→

Posted in Hacks, RCE, Unrestricted Upload Vulnerability, vulnerabilities, Web Security, wordpress, WordPress Plugin vulnerabilities

Spyware Targeting Overseas Travelers Removed from Google Play

Posted on September 19, 2016 by Tom Spring

Spyware targeting overseas travelers seeking embassy information gets the boot from Google Pay store after a security firm identifies four rogue apps. Continue reading Spyware Targeting Overseas Travelers Removed from Google Play→

Posted in Amazon Web Services, antispyware, malware, mobile security, Overseer Spyware, privacy

Snowden Slammed in House Committee Report

Posted on September 17, 2016 by Tom Spring

A House Committee report slammed the former U.S. defense contractor saying he has done “tremendous damage” to the United States national security. Continue reading Snowden Slammed in House Committee Report→

Posted in ACLU, critical infrastructure, Cryptography, edward snowden, Government, whistleblowers

Bugs in Signal Messaging App Corrupt Attachments, Crash App

Posted on September 16, 2016 by Tom Spring

Signal has fixed bugs in its Android messaging app that allow an attacker to corrupt an encrypted attachment and remotely crash the application. Continue reading Bugs in Signal Messaging App Corrupt Attachments, Crash App→

Posted in Android, Cryptography, encryption, mobile security, Open Whisper Systems, privacy, signal, Signal app, vulnerabilities

Neverquest Trojan Gets Big Summer Update

Posted on September 15, 2016 by Tom Spring

Developers behind Neverquest have had a busy summer adding new features to the potent Trojan. Continue reading Neverquest Trojan Gets Big Summer Update→

Posted in Banking Trojan, Bitcoin, Hacks, malware, Neverquest, Neverquest2, privacy, web injection, Web Security

Attack Leverages Windows Safe Mode

Posted on September 15, 2016 by Tom Spring

Researchers say a proof-of-concept attack using Windows Safe Mode can lead to credential theft and allow hackers to move laterally within a corporate network. Continue reading Attack Leverages Windows Safe Mode→

Posted in antivirus, CyberArk, Endpoint Security, exploits, Hacks, Microsoft, Pass-the-Hash, Safe Mode, vulnerabilities, Web Security, Windows

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