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Weak cryptography in the IEEE P1735 electronics standard allow attackers to recover valuable intellectual property in plaintext from SoCs and integrated circuits. Continue reading US-CERT Warns of Crypto Bugs in IEEE Standard
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| It’s been a particularly ghoulish year in cybersecurity, from Russian hacks to ransomware outbreaks. The bad boogey man in the black hoodie has been pulling one over the collective public. It’s dark and creepy, but users refuse to stop peeking behind the door. It’s enough to make even the most grizzled IT admin run for…
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It’s hard to feel sorry for people who get stung by the very malware they’ve bought to sting others Continue reading Would-be cyberattackers caught by malware with a sting in the tail
The targets were all mid-level employees with elevated access, all young and all male. Continue reading Fake hot-babe spears businessmen on LinkedIn
Dimnie recon trojan has flown under the radar for three years … until now. Continue reading Someone is putting lots of work into hacking Github developers
In a deep analysis of RIG, Cisco Talos team outlined the way the exploit kit combines different web technologies such as DoSWF, JavaScript, Flash and VBscript to obfuscate attacks. Continue reading Inside the RIG Exploit Kit
In this post we take a quick glance at some changes made to the Sundown exploit kit. The landing page has been tweaked and uses various obfuscation techniques. Sundown is used in some smaller campaigns and in this particular case dropped a downloader f… Continue reading New-looking Sundown EK drops Smoke Loader, Kronos banker
Malicious tools can cause infected computers to self destruct. Continue reading Emboldened by $1B Bangladesh hackers, new group targets SWIFT users
The first mobile banking Trojan that obtains root privileges on Android devices has been seen in the wild. Continue reading Android Banking Trojan First to Gain Root Privileges
By CarolinaIBM contacted by Bilal Bot Developer for Publishing Incorrect DetailsThis is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Android Malware Developer Contacts IBM; Demands Blog Post Correction Continue reading Android Malware Developer Contacts IBM; Demands Blog Post Correction