Tag: Security

What Exactly Happens to Compromised Email Accounts?

Researchers from Agari entered credentials that didn’t belong to anyone into phishing sites and then waited to see what the phishers did next with the compromised credentials. The report found …

Dark Web, Dark Entities

According to a new report on dark web infrastructure, an unknown threat actor controlled more than 27% of the entire Tor network exit bandwidth in early February 2021. “The group …

The Pentagon Gave a Small Company Control Over Its Network to Find Security Flaws

In an effort to find holes in its network, the US Department of Defense gave a small company out of Florida control over around 175 million of the Pentagon’s IP …

Security Works Until it Doesn’t

VMware’s Carbon Black Cloud Workload appliance is supposed to secure your private cloud infrastructure and it does. It will continue to do so as long as you install the latest …

Over 535 Million Facebook Users’ Data Leaked on Hacker Website

Over 553 million Facebook users have had their personal information published on a website for hackers. The stolen information was published on Saturday. These people’s information is available in 106 …

Remember That Sophisticated Hacking Campaign? Yeah, That Was Us

There was a recent hacking campaign that was considered to be ‘highly sophisticated’ according to the wider security community. This attack targeted zero-day security flaws in Android, Windows and iOS …

Hackers Compromised Websites to Target Users on iOS

Even though security is increasing everywhere lately, there’s always groups of people working to find new vulnerabilities. Now, a group of 1337 hackers have managed to infect a range of …

Attackers Used Zero-Day Exploits to Infect Android and Windows Devices

The Internet — Google has uncovered an advanced hacking operation that relied on vulnerabilities in Windows and Chrome, allowing the installation of malware on Android and Windows devices. Some of …

So, What’s Going on With The Whole ‘SolarWinds’ Thing?

It’s bad, and is only going to get worse Who is Responsible For The SolarWinds Attack? It was definitely a state-sponsored attack, and the call-backs went back to Russia, The …

Billions of Bluetooth Devices Vulnerable to a Glaring Security Flaw

A vulnerability was discovered in Bluetooth known as BLESA (Bluetooth Low Energy Spoofing Attack). The security risk affects all devices that support the Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) protocol. BLE is a less robust version …