Collaborate Disseminate
It is a well-known fact that malware using social engineering tricks is designed to hide itself from being an obvious executable. In this short article, we will present two other less common tricks used to deceive users.Categories: Cybercrime
MalwareT… Continue reading Lesser known tricks of spoofing extensions
sudo sysctl -w net.ipv4.conf.eth0.route_localnet=1
What are the security implications of route_localnet?
sudo sysctl -w net.ipv4.conf.eth0.route_localnet=1
What are the security implications of route_localnet?
Suppose I have a Wi-Fi with WPA and strong password. Some articles say, that if an attacker will create a Wi-Fi with my SSID and it’s signal is stronger than my, then my computer will connect to his Wi-Fi. Do I understand it … Continue reading Is hacking Wi-Fi THAT easy? (just spoof, and it’s hacked?)
Yesterday, I was performing a bit of general maintenance on a VPS of mine, using the IPMI console my host provided.
Upon setting up SSH keys again via the IPMI console, I logged in via SSH and was shocked to see this:
Welco… Continue reading Should I be concerned if the "FBI" has logged onto my Ubuntu VPS?
Researchers prove that devices can be spoofed by photos taken from social media. Continue reading Hackers Can Now Unlock Phones With a VR Headset and Facebook Photos
Vulnerability common to devices routing IPv6; Cisco offered partial fix in July. Continue reading IPv6 router bug: Juniper spins out hotfix to thwart DDoS attacks
I have a guest house with a wireless network. My guests are given a password to our “Guest Network”. Is it possible for someone on this “Guest Network” to see my mac address, spoof it and then use my mac address to sign in to my email acco… Continue reading if someone has my mac address can they hack my email without me knowing about it?
It’s easy to spoof GPS signals, and hard to defend against…. Continue reading GPS Spoofing
Two researchers are working on a system to detect spoofed messages sent to automobiles by fingerprinting the clock skew of the various computer components within the car, and then detecting when those skews are off. It’s a clever system, with applications outside of automobiles (and isn’t new). To perform that fingerprinting, they use a weird characteristic of all computers: tiny… Continue reading Detecting Spoofed Messages Using Clock Skew