Microsoft Exchange Attack Exposes New xHunt Backdoors

An attack on the Microsoft Exchange server of an organization in Kuwait revealed two never-before-seen Powershell backdoors. Continue reading Microsoft Exchange Attack Exposes New xHunt Backdoors

Kuwait’s state news agency says hackers breached its Twitter

U.S. military forces are not pulling out of Kuwait. The Kuwaiti government clarified that fact on Wednesday after KUNA, the state news agency, reported that a defense minister said Americans planned an “imminent withdrawal” within three days. In fact, KUNA had been hacked, and word of the withdrawal had been posted by an outsider, according to Tareq al-Muzraem, head of Kuwait’s government communication office. KUNA deleted the original claim from its Twitter page, and posted a series of updates on its website and to its more than 34,000 followers on Twitter. Reuters, a global news and wire service, was one credible news outlet to publish a brief article based on the false KUNA report. (KUNA) categorically denies reports it broadcast statements by Defense Minister Sheikh Ahmad Al-Mansour about withdrawal of US forces from Kuwait.#kuna #kuwaitS.A — kuna (@kuna_en) January 8, 2020 While KUNA provided no details about how the breach […]

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Hackers used Karma tool to hack iPhones of prominent Govt officials

By Uzair Amir
UAE Launched Aggressive Cyber Espionage Campaign using KARMA and Expertise of Ex-NSA Operatives. Though it seems hard to believe it is indeed true that the smartphones of several prominent political and governmental personalities worldwid… Continue reading Hackers used Karma tool to hack iPhones of prominent Govt officials

Hackers Deface Kuwaiti Parliament website on Election Day

By Waqas

A group of hackers going by the handle of “Group_Dmar” hacked and defaced the official website of Kuwaiti Parliament on Saturday when the country was gearing up for its parliamentary election. Hackers left a deface page along with a brief message in Arabic accusing Mr. Abdul Hamid Dashti, a member of parliament of being an Iranian agent […]

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Kuwaiti Government will DNA Test Everyone

There’s a new law that will enforce DNA testing for everyone: citizens, expatriates, and visitors. They promise that the program "does not include genealogical implications or affects personal freedoms and privacy." I assume that "visitors" includes tourists, so presumably the entry procedure at passport control will now include a cheek swab. And there is nothing preventing the Kuwaiti government from… Continue reading Kuwaiti Government will DNA Test Everyone