Month: September 2016
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Sidestepping your lockscreen with an innocent-looking USB stick
Sidestepping your lockscreen with an innocent-looking USB stick http://ift.tt/2bXmj3f Here’s something that’s supposed to happen, and it’s jolly convenient, too. If you plug a USB ethernet dongle into a Windows or OS X computer and the system supports it, then the operating system will activate the needed drivers, fire up the device, configure the network…
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2.5 Million Possibly Impacted by New Malware in Google Play
2.5 Million Possibly Impacted by New Malware in Google Play http://ift.tt/2bXtjNu Malware that slips past the Google Bouncer and becomes available via Google Play isn’t something new, but it still comes as a surprise that some malicious programs manage to infect millions through the official store before being caught. Such is the case with two…
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Oh, It’s On Sale! USB Kill to Destroy any Computer within Seconds
Oh, It’s On Sale! USB Kill to Destroy any Computer within Seconds http://ift.tt/2cySuHO Remember Killer USB stick? A proof-of-concept USB prototype that was designed by a Russian researcher, Dark Purple, last year, to effectively destroy sensitive components of a computer when plugged in. Now, someone has actually created the Killer USB stick that destroys almost…
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BLATSTING Command-and-Control protocol via /r/netsec
BLATSTING Command-and-Control protocol http://ift.tt/2c0ls2s Submitted September 09, 2016 at 12:46PM by Lightsword via reddit http://ift.tt/2cql15f
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AccessURL – share accounts without usernames and passwords
AccessURL – share accounts without usernames and passwords http://ift.tt/2bYsB7E AccessURL – share accounts without usernames and passwords: Not sure if real, or real troll… Cookie Sharing as a Service Vulnerabilities via Ecstatic Security http://ift.tt/1TuVnt9 September 8, 2016 at 03:32PM
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osquery :: OSX-attacks
osquery :: OSX-attacks http://ift.tt/2bYsGYZ osquery :: OSX-attacks: Good collection of OSX persistance/threat infoz Vulnerabilities via Ecstatic Security http://ift.tt/1TuVnt9 September 8, 2016 at 03:32PM
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The Missing Piece – Sophisticated OS X Backdoor Discovered
The Missing Piece – Sophisticated OS X Backdoor Discovered http://ift.tt/2bYrVPC The Missing Piece – Sophisticated OS X Backdoor Discovered: Vulnerabilities via Ecstatic Security http://ift.tt/1TuVnt9 September 8, 2016 at 03:32PM
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Doctor Web discovers Linux Trojan written in Rust
Doctor Web discovers Linux Trojan written in Rust http://ift.tt/2cf4rSd September 8, 2016 Doctor Web’s specialists have discovered a new Linux Trojan written in the Rust programming language. The Trojan has been named Linux.BackDoor.Irc.16. Linux.BackDoor.Irc.16 is a typical backdoor program that executes commands issued by cybercriminals via the IRC (Internet Relay Chat) protocol. Threat Intel via…
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Hackers Threatening To Launch A Huge New DDoS Attack
Hackers Threatening To Launch A Huge New DDoS Attack http://ift.tt/2cpGwTP The ISBuzz Post : This Post Hackers Threatening To Launch A Huge New DDoS Attack appeared first on Information Security Buzz . Following the news that ‘Armada Collective’ hackers have threatened to launch a huge new DDoS attack, Sean Newman, Director at Corero commented below.…
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Talos ShadowGate Take Down: Global Malvertising Campaign Thwarted
Talos ShadowGate Take Down: Global Malvertising Campaign Thwarted http://ift.tt/2c2T7vb Cisco’s research team Talos posted a interesting article on their recently work with GoDaddy to take down large malvertising campaign. The original post can be found HERE. This article includes a fantastic explanation of exploit kits and gates. Exploit kits are a class of threat that…