Thunderbolt PCs Can Be Hacked In Less Than 5 Minutes
Specialist from Eindhoven University of Technology in the Netherlands demonstrated a new attack method on a Windows or Linux PC with support for the...
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News · May 8, 2020
Samsung developers fixed vulnerability that existed in smartphones since 2014
Google Project Zero team experts discovered a critical bug that has threatened Samsung smartphones since 2014. Samsung developers have already fixed this vulnerability. vulnerability...
News · May 7, 2020
Algolia Search Service Hacked Due to Vulnerabilities in SaltStack Salt
Earlier this week, we talked about two vulnerabilities discovered in the SaltStack Salt framework. Now it became known that due to these vulnerabilities, was...
News · May 6, 2020
Vulnerabilities in the SaltStack Salt Framework Endangered Many Data Centers
F-Secure experts found two critical vulnerabilities in the open source SaltStack Salt framework, which is widely used in data centers and cloud servers. Both...
News · May 5, 2020
NSA published conference service guide
The US National Security Agency (NSA) has published a short guide on choosing a service for tele- and web-conferences for employees of federal agencies....
News · May 4, 2020
Two Usenet Providers Hacked Because of the Bug in Unnamed “Partner” Company
Two providers of Usenet services, UseNeXT and Usenet.nl, were hacked at once. The companies reported about the compromise and blamed the unnamed "partner." note...
News · May 1, 2020
Chrome Web Store will have a big “cleaning” in August
Google developers have announced that they are introducing new rules for the Chrome Web Store, which are designed to reduce the number of unnecessary...
News · April 30, 2020
IS researchers note growth of brute force attacks on RDP
With the spread of COVID-19, organizations all over the world transferred employees to remote mode of operation, which directly affected the cybersecurity of organizations...
News · April 29, 2020
Adobe developers fixed critical vulnerabilities in Magento, Adobe Illustrator and Bridge
Adobe developers released unscheduled patches this week and fixed critical vulnerabilities in products such as Bridge, Illustrator, and Magento. company released three separate security...
News · April 28, 2020
Ransomware Shade (Troldesh) has stopped working and issued decryption keys
While various cybercriminals became more active during the pandemic, last weekend ransomware operators Shade (aka Troldesh) reported that their software had finally stopped working....
News · April 27, 2020
Hackers Use Vulnerability in Sophos XG Firewall
Last weekend, Sophos engineers released an emergency patch for a 0-day SQL injection vulnerability in the corporate Sophos XG Firewall. The fact is that...
News · April 25, 2020
ESET specialists eliminated the VictoryGate mining botnet
ESET analysts reported that they eliminated the VictoryGate botnet, which infected at least 35,000 machines and secretly mined the Monero cryptocurrency with their help....
