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It seems like Tor Browser zero-day exploits are in high demand right now—so much so that someone is ready to pay ONE MILLION dollars.
Zerodium—a company that specialises in acquiring and reselling zero-day exploits—just announced that it will pay up to USD 1,000,000 for working zero-day exploits for the popular Tor Browser on Tails Linux and Windows operating system.
Tor browser users should
How much does your privacy cost?
It will soon be sold for half a Million US dollars.
A controversial company specialises in acquiring and reselling zero-day exploits is ready to pay up to US$500,000 for working zero-day vulnerabilities targeting popu… Continue reading A Company Offers $500,000 For Secure Messaging Apps Zero-Day Exploits
As part of this month’s Patch Tuesday, Microsoft has released security patches for a serious privilege escalation vulnerability which affect all versions of its Windows operating system for enterprises released since 2007.
Researchers at behavioral fi… Continue reading Critical Flaws Found in Windows NTLM Security Protocol – Patch Now
As promised to release more zero-days exploits and hacking tools for various platforms starting from June 2017, the infamous hacking group Shadow Brokers is back with more information on how to subscribe and become a private member for receiving exclus… Continue reading Shadow Brokers Launches 0-Day Exploit Subscriptions for $21,000 Per Month
Brace yourselves for a possible ‘second wave’ of massive global cyber attack, as SMB (Server Message Block) was not the only network protocol whose zero-day exploits created by NSA were exposed in the Shadow Brokers dump last month.
Although Microsoft… Continue reading Wanna Cry Again? NSA’s Windows ‘EsteemAudit’ RDP Exploit Remains Unpatched
The infamous hacking collective Shadow Brokers – the one who leaked the Windows SMB exploit in public that led to last weekend’s WannaCrypt menace – are back, this time, to cause more damage.
In typically broken English, the Shadow Brokers published a fresh statement (with full of frustration) a few hours ago, promising to release more zero-day bugs and exploits for various desktop and mobile
Continue reading Shadow Brokers, Who Leaked WannaCry SMB Exploit, Are Back With More 0-Days
It took fraudsters less than 24 hours after the disclosure of a previously unknown Apache Struts 2 vulnerability to develop a Python script to exploit it.
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By now I am sure you have already heard something about the WannaCry ransomware, and are wondering what’s going on, who is doing this, and whether your computer is secure from this insanely fast-spreading threat that has already hacked nearly 200,000 Windows PCs over the weekend.
The only positive thing about this attack is that — you are here — as after reading this easy-to-understandable
Continue reading WannaCry Ransomware: Everything You Need To Know Immediately
The increasing sophistication of cybercriminals has led to a significant surge in zero-day malware, according to a recent report.
The post Zero-Day Malware Poses a Growing Threat appeared first on Security Intelligence.
Recently we reported about a critical code execution vulnerability in Microsoft Word that was being exploited in the wild by cyber criminal groups to distribute malware like Dridex banking trojans and Latentbot.
Now, it turns out that the same previou… Continue reading Not Just Criminals, But Governments Were Also Using MS Word 0-Day Exploit