Latest hacking information from the underworld
The search firm says it first detected the Tizi backdoor in September 2017 when Google Play Protect discovered an application with rooting capabilities on an Android device downloading an app from the Play store. Google Play Protect is the company’s own security solution for apps published in the store, and it automatically scans every download […]
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US prosecutors have indicted three Chinese nationals accused of hacking into US companies to steal trade secrets and conduct corporate espionage.On Monday, the US Department of Justice (DoJ) said that Wu Yingzhuo, Dong Hao, and Xia Lei worked for Internet security firm Guangzhou Bo Yu Information Technology (Boyusec) in order to infiltrate US companies and
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Exim is a mail transfer agent (MTA) used on Unix-like operating systems. Exim is free software distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License, and it aims to be a general and flexible mailer with extensive facilities for checking incoming e-mail. Read more
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A new method named “Golden SAML” has been discovered by security researchers from CyberArk Labs allows cybercriminals forge authentication requests and access the cloud-based applications of organizations that use SAML-compatible domain controllers (DCs) for the authentication of users against cloud services. Read more
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This guide will help you understand viruses and hacking on Android smartphones and tablets. We’ll show you what to look for if you think your device got hacked, and detail some steps to potentially fix it. Smartphone security is extremely important, and here’s where to start. Read more
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Attempting to scare people by telling them their password choices are stupid or easily guessable is counterproductive: because it serves only to reassure them that they are just like everyone else. By saying users are stupid, you perpetuate a stereotype that people are the problem, according to Dr Jessica Barker. Read more
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Security researchers from Malwarebytes Labs found that cyber criminals using fake Symantec blog website to spread Proton malware against macOS users. On the fake website, the attackers published an “analysis” discussing the existence of a phony malware threat called CoinThief. Read more
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Previously, organisations in Australia were protected by the country’s geographic isolation, but as business is now being carried out at scale via the internet, Tony Jarvis, chief strategist of threat prevention at security vendor Check Point, has said everyone is “fair game” when it comes to the threat of a breach. Read more
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It may be nearly impossible to prevent every potential cyber-attack, but there are credible measures that could be enacted, Marc Kosciejew says. Read more
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The FBI failed to notify scores of US officials that Russian hackers were trying to break into their personal Gmail accounts despite having evidence for at least a year, an investigation found. Read more