Collaborate Disseminate
By Waqas
Currently, the malware is targeting unpatched MikroTik routers in Brazil but researchers believe it’s about time it will spread worldwide. Unpatched routers manufactured by MikroTik have become potential targets of cryptojacking malware … Continue reading Update MikroTik routers – 170,000 devices hit by cryptocurrency malware
Carrier-grade MikroTik routers are delivering potentially millions of daily cryptomining pages to the attacker. Continue reading Huge Cryptomining Attack on ISP-Grade Routers Spreads Globally
A group of researchers used AI and machine learning to predict that Spain and Germany are the most likely winners of the 2018 World Cup in Russia. Continue reading This AI Simulated the 2018 World Cup 100,000 Times to Predict a Winner
Excited to announce that this year’s The Europas Unconference & Awards is shaping up! Our half day Unconference kicks off on 3 July, 2018 at The Brewery in the heart of London’s “Tech City” area, followed by our startup awards dinner and fantastic party and celebration of European startups! The event is run in partnership […] Continue reading Meet the speakers at The Europas, and get your ticket free (July 3, London)
In an unusual move, Metamorfo abuses legitimate, signed Windows binaries to load the malicious code. Continue reading Metamorfo Targets Brazilian Users with Banking Trojans
We took VR cameras to the Brazilian Pantanal, which is home to one of the highest densities of wild jaguars in the world. Continue reading Watch Our 360/VR Documentary ‘Living With Jaguars’ on Saving the Wild Cats of Brazil
Perhaps as many as one million Pre-Columbian people lived in the southern rim of the Amazon, away from major rivers. Continue reading These Geometric Shapes Were Made By a Previously Unknown Civilization
By Uzair Amir
It is just another day with just another ATM malware
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Prilex ATM Malware Modified to Clone Chip-and-Pin Payment Cards
Continue reading Prilex ATM Malware Modified to Clone Chip-and-Pin Payment Cards
Several Western nations are considering an offensive-minded cyberwarfare initiative meant to fundamentally change the way the countries react to attacks from adversary nations, Reuters reports. The accord would guide the deployment of offensive cyberweapons. The agreement, being hammered out by the Denmark, Germany, Norway, Spain, The Netherlands, United Kingdom and United States, may be solidified by 2019. While all the nations involved are members of NATO, a NATO spokesperson speaking to CyberScoop was careful to point out that this is definitively not a NATO-backed initiative. NATO itself recently announced it will establish new command centers to incorporate the cyber domain into operational planning. The alliance has seen an increasing number of attacks against members and institutions and NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg recently said cyber-operations are a potential response any kind of attack against member countries. Irina Novakova, a NATO official, detailed for CyberScoop the alliance’s increasing focus on cyberattacks including the decision that a severe cyberattack could […]
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Drew Scanlon’s Clothmap explores Brazil’s unique video game history. Continue reading In Brazil, Gamers Played ‘Guitar Hero’ on the Sega Genesis