Collaborate Disseminate
A security researcher has discovered multiple one-click client-side vulnerabilities in the some of the world’s most popular and widely-used web hosting companies that could have put millions of their customers as well as billions of their sites’ visito… Continue reading 5 Popular Web Hosting Services Found Vulnerable to Multiple Flaws
South Korean web hosting provider has agreed to pay $1 million in bitcoins to hackers after a Linux ransomware infected its 153 servers, encrypting 3,400 business websites and their data, hosted on them.
According to a blog post published by NAYANA, t… Continue reading Web Hosting Company Pays $1 Million to Ransomware Hackers to Get Files Back
Dark Web is right now going through a very rough time.
Just two days ago, a hacker group affiliated with Anonymous broke into the servers of Freedom Hosting II and took down more than 10,000 Tor-based .onion dark websites with an alarming announcement… Continue reading Anonymous Hacker took down over 10,000 Dark Web Sites; Leaked User Database
The Dutch hacker, who in 2013 was accused of launching the biggest cyberattack to date against the anti-spam group Spamhaus, escaped prison Monday even after he was sentenced to nearly 8 months in jail because most of his term was suspended.
Sven Olaf… Continue reading Dutch Hacker Who Almost Broke The Internet Escapes Jail
Do you know — Your Smart Devices may have inadvertently participated in a record-breaking largest cyber attack that Internet has just witnessed.
If you own a smart device like Internet-connected televisions, cars, refrigerators or thermostats, you might already be part of a botnet of millions of infected devices that was used to launch the biggest DDoS attack known to date, with peaks of over 1
Continue reading World’s largest 1 Tbps DDoS Attack launched from 152,000 hacked Smart Devices