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Six teenagers, including one from Huddersfield, have been arrested over a suspected cyber attack

Huddersfield teen among six arrested over cyber attack by notorious hacking group

2015-08-28
On: August 28, 2015
In: Data Security

Six teenagers, including an 18-year-old from West Yorkshire, have been arrested on suspicion of launching cyber attacks using a service created by a notorious hacking group which previously targeted XboxRead More →

Zero-Day, Angler kit exploits help drive up malvertising by 325%

Zero-Day, Angler kit exploits help drive up malvertising by 325%

2015-08-28
On: August 28, 2015
In: Important, Malware

A massive uptick in malvertising has taken place over the last few years and is becoming so popular that it may become the top technique used for drive by attacks,Read More →

BitTorrent kills bug that turns networks into a website-slaying weapon

BitTorrent kills bug that turns networks into a website-slaying weapon

2015-08-28
On: August 28, 2015
In: Malware

Reflective technique would let attacker amplify traffic and flood targets. BitTorrent has fixed a flaw in its technology that quietly turns file-sharing networks into weapons capable of blasting websites andRead More →

Android Malware Steals Money from Your Bank Account, Hides SMS Transaction Alerts

AutoIt Used in Targeted Attacks to Move RATs

2015-08-27
On: August 27, 2015
In: Important, Malware

Hackers, months ago, revived macros as an attack vector to primarily hide banking malware spread by spam campaigns. Not be left out, some targeted attacks kicked off by convincing phishingRead More →

Dolphin and Mercury Android browsers have major vulnerabilities

Dolphin and Mercury Android browsers have major vulnerabilities

2015-08-27
On: August 27, 2015
In: Vulnerabilities

Major vulnerabilities have been detected in Dolphin and Mercury Android browsers that could have provided cybercriminals with the opportunity to launch zero-day attacks. This is considered to be a notableRead More →

Concerns new Tor weakness is being exploited prompt dark market shutdown

Concerns new Tor weakness is being exploited prompt dark market shutdown

2015-08-27
On: August 27, 2015
In: Incidents, Vulnerabilities

Agora dark market suspends operations after finding “suspicious activity.” A dark market website that relies on the Tor privacy network to keep its operators anonymous is temporarily shutting down amidRead More →

Malware menaces poison ads as Google, Yahoo! look away

Malware menaces poison ads as Google, Yahoo! look away

2015-08-27
On: August 27, 2015
In: Malware

Booming attack vector offers mass malware distribution, stealthy targeting. Feature Online advertising has become an increasingly potent threat to end-user security on the internet. More hackers than ever are targetingRead More →

Patched Ins0mnia Vulnerability Keeps Malicious iOS Apps Hidden

Patched Ins0mnia Vulnerability Keeps Malicious iOS Apps Hidden

2015-08-27
On: August 27, 2015
In: Vulnerabilities

Apple’s monster security update of Aug. 13 included a patch for an iOS vulnerability that could beacon out location data and other personal information from a device, even if aRead More →

High-heeled hacker builds pen-test kit into her skyscraper shoes

High-heeled hacker builds pen-test kit into her skyscraper shoes

2015-08-26
On: August 26, 2015
In: Data Security, Important

Social engineering with very obvious assets blinds you to techno-toolkit. MILDLY NSFW A Chinese hardware hacker has hidden a penetration-testing toolkit into her high-heeled shoes. The Wi-Fi-popping platforms were forged inRead More →

Ashley Madison puts $377,000 bounty on hackers' heads

Ashley Madison puts $377,000 bounty on hackers’ heads

2015-08-26
On: August 26, 2015
In: Data Security, Important, Incidents, Malware, Mobile Security, Technology, Vulnerabilities

Police suspect two suicides are related to the release of information stolen from the relationship-cheating website. Amid reports that the Ashley Madison security breach may have led to suicides andRead More →

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