Threats, Cyberattacks & Vulnerabilities
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Tip
29 Jul 2026
What to know about deepfake phishing simulation software
Deepfake phishing simulation software uses AI to probe organizational resistance to state-of-the-art social engineering attacks. Learn why they should be on CISOs' radar. Continue Reading
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News
23 Jul 2026
OpenAI models escape containment, hack Hugging Face
In an unprecedented -- and unintended -- cyberattack, frontier AI models autonomously escaped their contained testing environment and breached another company's systems. Continue Reading
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Podcast
06 Sep 2018
Risk & Repeat: Fortnite flaw disclosure enrages Epic Games
In this week's Risk & Repeat podcast, SearchSecurity editors discuss the dispute between Google and Epic Games over a newly disclosed flaw in the Android version of Fortnite. Continue Reading
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Answer
06 Sep 2018
IonCube malware: Who do these malicious files put at risk?
Malicious files posing as legitimate ionCube files were recently found by WordPress and Joomla admins. Learn how the ionCube malware works with expert Nick Lewis. Continue Reading
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News
05 Sep 2018
Five Eyes wants to weaken encryption, or legislation may be needed
Five Eyes -- the government intelligence alliance between Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the U.K. and the U.S. -- vows not to weaken encryption, while pushing for encryption backdoors. Continue Reading
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News
31 Aug 2018
Another patched Apache Struts vulnerability exploited
News roundup: A new Apache Struts vulnerability was exploited in the wild mere days after it was patched. Plus, Facebook removes app over privacy concerns and more. Continue Reading
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Podcast
30 Aug 2018
Risk & Repeat: Are the Meltdown and Spectre flaws overhyped?
In this week's Risk & Repeat podcast, SearchSecurity editors discuss whether or not Meltdown and Spectre deserved to be nominated for the Pwnie Awards' Most Overhyped Bug. Continue Reading
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Answer
29 Aug 2018
ATM jackpotting: How does the Ploutus.D malware work?
Ploutus.D malware recently started popping up in the U.S. after several ATM jackpotting attacks. Discover how this is possible and what banks can do to prevent this with Nick Lewis. Continue Reading
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News
29 Aug 2018
Windows 10 zero-day disclosed on Twitter, no fix in sight
Security researcher SandboxEscaper released proof-of-concept code for a Windows 10 zero-day on Twitter, but Microsoft has no details for a potential patch. Continue Reading
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News
28 Aug 2018
Fortnite vulnerability on Android causes disclosure tension
Epic Games patched a Fortnite vulnerability in its Android installer, but Google's disclosure policy comes under fire once again as Epic Games' founder called the disclosure 'irresponsible.' Continue Reading
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News
24 Aug 2018
NSA leaker Reality Winner sentenced to five years in jail
NSA leaker Reality Winner sentenced to 63 months in prison for releasing classified documents detailing an attack by the Russian military against U.S. election systems. Continue Reading
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News
24 Aug 2018
Hundreds of Facebook accounts deleted for spreading misinformation
News roundup: Social media platforms shut down accounts spreading misinformation. The Facebook accounts deleted were tied to Iran, Russia. Plus, Ryuk ransomware spreads, and more. Continue Reading
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Answer
24 Aug 2018
What risks does the OpenFlow protocol vulnerability present?
Researchers found a vulnerability in OpenFlow that can cause problems. Learn how vendor-specific SDN controllers may cause these OpenFlow protocol vulnerabilities. Continue Reading
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News
17 Aug 2018
Intel disclosed Spectre-like L1TF vulnerabilities
News roundup: Intel disclosed L1TF vulnerabilities with similarities to Spectre, but with a focus on data. Plus, the NIST Small Business Cybersecurity Act is now a law, and more. Continue Reading
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Answer
17 Aug 2018
How is Oracle Micros POS affected by CVE 2018-2636?
A security researcher found a security flaw dubbed CVE-2018-2636 that enables the installation of malware on Oracle Micros POS systems. Learn more about the vulnerability. Continue Reading
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Answer
15 Aug 2018
Skygofree Trojan: What makes this spyware unique?
Android malware was discovered by Kaspersky Labs and named Skygofree. This Trojan targets smartphones and tablets using spyware and gathers user information and app data. Continue Reading
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News
14 Aug 2018
Google location tracking continues even when turned off
New research has discovered mobile apps may still store where users have been even after Google location-tracking services have been turned off. Continue Reading
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Answer
13 Aug 2018
Okiru malware: How does this Mirai malware variant work?
A Mirai variant has the ability to put billions of devices at risk of becoming part of a botnet. Discover how this works and what devices are at risk with expert Nick Lewis. Continue Reading
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News
10 Aug 2018
Web cache poisoning attacks demonstrated on major websites, platforms
PortSwigger's James Kettle doesn't believe web cache poisoning is theoretical and to prove it, he demonstrated several attacks on major websites and platforms at Black Hat 2018. Continue Reading
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News
10 Aug 2018
WhatsApp vulnerabilities let hackers alter messages
News roundup: New WhatsApp vulnerabilities enabled hackers to alter messages sent in the app. Plus, the PGA was hit with a ransomware attack, and more. Continue Reading
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News
09 Aug 2018
Irregularities discovered in WinVote voting machines
At Black Hat 2018, security researcher Carsten Schuermann unveiled the results of a forensic analysis of eight WinVote voting machines that had been used in Virginia elections. Continue Reading
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Answer
09 Aug 2018
UPnP vulnerability: How is the UPnP protocol being misused?
The UPnP protocol is being misused to distribute malware through home routers. Expert Michael Cobb explains the UPnP vulnerability and how to defend against it. Continue Reading
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Tip
07 Aug 2018
Four new Mac malware strains exposed by Malwarebytes
Mac platforms are at risk after Malwarebytes discovered four new Mac malware strains. Learn how to protect your enterprise and how to mitigate these attacks with expert Nick Lewis. Continue Reading
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News
06 Aug 2018
BGP hijacking attacks target payment systems
Researchers discovered a wave of BGP hijacking attacks aimed at DNS servers related to payment-processing systems in an apparent effort to steal money from unsuspecting users. Continue Reading
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News
06 Aug 2018
Coinhive malware infects tens of thousands of MikroTik routers
The cryptominer Coinhive malware has infected tens of thousands of MikroTik routers around the world, as malicious actors take advantage of poor patching habits by users. Continue Reading
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Answer
06 Aug 2018
Microsoft's NTFS flaw: What are the potential consequences?
A security researcher exposed an NTFS flaw that Microsoft deliberately hasn't patched. Expert Michael Cobb explains how the bug works and why it isn't being treated as severe. Continue Reading
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News
03 Aug 2018
Disclose.io launches vulnerability disclosure 'safe harbor'
News roundup: Disclose.io offers legal bug bounty framework to give researchers safe harbor from legal action for vulnerability disclosures. Plus, Stamos exits Facebook, and more. Continue Reading
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Podcast
02 Aug 2018
Risk & Repeat: A deep dive on SamSam ransomware
In this week's Risk & Repeat podcast, SearchSecurity editors talk about the SamSam ransomware campaign, which may be the work of a single hacker who's made nearly $6 million. Continue Reading
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News
02 Aug 2018
FIN7 members arrested after stealing 15 million credit card records
The FBI arrested three members of the FIN7 cybercrime gang -- also known as the Carbanak Group -- for targeting more than 100 businesses and stealing 15 million credit card records. Continue Reading
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News
31 Jul 2018
Malvertising campaign tied to legitimate online ad companies
A new report from Check Point Research uncovers an extensive malvertising campaign known as Master134 and implicates several online advertising companies in the scheme. Continue Reading
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News
31 Jul 2018
SamSam ransomware payments reach nearly $6 million
New research reveals SamSam ransomware campaign has generated almost $6 million for attacker and appears to be the work of a single hacker who shows no sign of slowing down. Continue Reading
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News
31 Jul 2018
NetSpectre is a remote side-channel attack, but a slow one
A new PoC attack using Spectre variant 1 called NetSpectre marks the first time Spectre v1 has been exploited remotely, although questions remain on the practicality of the attack. Continue Reading
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News
27 Jul 2018
LifeLock vulnerability exposed user email addresses to public
News roundup: A LifeLock vulnerability exposed the email addresses of millions of customers. Plus, Amazon's Rekognition misidentified 28 members of Congress as criminals, and more. Continue Reading
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News
27 Jul 2018
Senator wants government to stop Adobe Flash use
Senator Ron Wyden wrote a letter to multiple government agencies advocating that the entire U.S. government stop Adobe Flash use on all systems due to security risks. Continue Reading
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News
26 Jul 2018
Ponemon: Mega breaches, data breach costs on the rise
The Ponemon Institute's '2018 Cost of a Data Breach Study' details a rise in data breaches with a look at mega breaches and why U.S. companies experience the greatest loss. Continue Reading
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Answer
26 Jul 2018
How does SirenJack put emergency warning systems at risk?
Bastille researchers created the SirenJack proof of concept to show how a vulnerability could put San Francisco's emergency warning system at risk. Judith Myerson explains how it works. Continue Reading
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News
26 Jul 2018
DHS details electrical grid attacks by Russian agents
For the first time, DHS has offered more detailed and unclassified information about electrical grid attacks carried out by Russian hackers and the dangers to U.S. infrastructure. Continue Reading
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Answer
25 Jul 2018
How is Apple iOS 11 affected by a QR code vulnerability?
A QR code vulnerability was recently discovered in the Apple iOS 11 camera app. Learn how an attacker could exploit it and how to avoid the issue with Judith Myerson. Continue Reading
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24 Jul 2018
Bouncy Castle keystore: How are files vulnerable to brute force?
BKS files are being exposed to hash collisions, enabling hackers to use brute force attacks against C# and Java applications. Learn how this occurs and possible solutions with Judith Myerson. Continue Reading
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23 Jul 2018
How did a Navarino Infinity flaw expose unauthenticated scripts?
Navarino Infinity, a satellite communication system, found and fixed a flaw that exposed an unauthenticated script. Discover what threats this flaw enabled with Judith Myerson. Continue Reading
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News
20 Jul 2018
Critical Cisco vulnerabilities patched in Policy Suite
News roundup: Critical Cisco vulnerabilities in Policy Suite products were patched this week. Plus, Venmo's API is set to public, exposing a trove of customer data, and more. Continue Reading
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News
20 Jul 2018
Cloud misconfigurations can be caused by too many admins
Cloud misconfigurations have reached a point where sensitive data can't be protected with manual control, says BetterCloud's David Politis. And part of the issue is too many admins. Continue Reading
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20 Jul 2018
Trojan.AndroidOS.Loapi: What is this jack-of-all-trades malware?
Kaspersky researchers found a new Android malware that can physically harm phones. Learn how this works and the steps to mitigate the attack with expert Nick Lewis. Continue Reading
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News
19 Jul 2018
Vendor admits election systems included remote software
A vendor admitted to compromising its election system security by installing remote access software on systems over the span of six years, but claims to have stopped the practice. Continue Reading
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Tip
19 Jul 2018
Domain fronting: Why cloud providers are concerned about it
Domain fronting is a popular way to bypass censorship controls, but cloud providers like AWS and Google have outlawed its use. Expert Michael Cobb explains why. Continue Reading
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Answer
19 Jul 2018
Zealot campaign: How is the Apache Struts vulnerability used?
The Zealot campaign discovered by F5 Networks uses the same Apache Struts vulnerability exploited in the Equifax breach. Learn how else it performs cryptomining with Nick Lewis. Continue Reading
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18 Jul 2018
Digimine bot: How does social media influence cryptojacking?
Facebook Messenger is being used to reach more victims with a cryptojacking bot that Trend Micro researchers named Digimine. Learn how this bot works with expert Nick Lewis. Continue Reading
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News
17 Jul 2018
X-Agent malware lurked on DNC systems for months after hack
The indictment of Russian intelligence officers accused of hacking the DNC revealed a troubling timeline, including the X-Agent malware lurking on DNC systems for months. Continue Reading
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17 Jul 2018
Spider ransomware: How do ransomware attacks differ?
Spider ransomware has been found spreading malicious files via a phishing campaign that gives victims a 96-hour deadline. Learn how this attack is similar to past attacks with Nick Lewis. Continue Reading
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Answer
16 Jul 2018
Android vulnerability: How can users mitigate Janus malware?
The Janus vulnerability was found injecting malicious code into reputable Android apps. Once injected, users' endpoints become infected. Learn how to prevent this with expert Nick Lewis. Continue Reading
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News
13 Jul 2018
Russian intelligence officers indicted for DNC hack
A grand jury for special counsel Robert Mueller's election-interference investigation indicted 12 Russian intelligence officers for crimes related to the DNC and DCCC hacks. Continue Reading
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News
13 Jul 2018
New Spectre variants earn $100,000 bounty from Intel
Researchers discovered two new Spectre variants that can be used to bypass protections and attack systems and earned $100,000 in bug bounties from Intel. Continue Reading
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News
13 Jul 2018
Ticketmaster breach part of worldwide card-skimming campaign
News roundup: The Ticketmaster breach was part of a massive digital credit card-skimming campaign. Plus, the U.K. fined Facebook over the Cambridge Analytica scandal, and more. Continue Reading
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13 Jul 2018
Drupalgeddon 2.0: Why is this vulnerability highly critical?
A recently discovered Drupal vulnerability in its open source CMS allowed attackers to control websites. Learn how almost one million sites were affected with Michael Cobb. Continue Reading
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12 Jul 2018
How can cryptojacking attacks in Chrome be stopped?
Google instituted an aggressive ban on all cryptomining extensions for Chrome after cryptojacking attacks started to become more common. Learn how the ban works with Michael Cobb. Continue Reading
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News
11 Jul 2018
GandCrab ransomware adds NSA tools for faster spreading
NSA exploit tools have already been used in high-profile malware. And now, GandCrab ransomware v4 has added the NSA's SMB exploit in order to spread faster. Continue Reading
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News
10 Jul 2018
Stolen digital certificates used in Plead malware spread
Researchers found the spread of Plead malware was aided by the use of stolen digital certificates, making the software appear legitimate and hiding the true nature of the attacks. Continue Reading
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News
06 Jul 2018
Researchers discover Android apps spying on users' screens
News roundup: Academic researchers discover Android apps secretly recording and sharing video of users' screens. Plus, an NSO Group employee lands in hot water, and more. Continue Reading
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Blog Post
29 Jun 2018
Cyber attribution: Why it won't be easy to stop the blame game
Infosec experts have argued that too much focus is put on cyber attribution, but moving away from publicly identifying threat groups and nation-states may be easier said than done. Continue Reading
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News
29 Jun 2018
Exactis leak exposes database with 340 million records
Experts said the Exactis leak needs to be treated as a learning moment for defining identity online after the marketing firm exposed data on 230 million adults and 110 million businesses. Continue Reading
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News
29 Jun 2018
McAfee details rise in blockchain threats, cryptocurrency attacks
McAfee's new 'Blockchain Threat Report' charts a dramatic rise in cryptomining malware and details four major attack vectors for cryptocurrency-related threats. Continue Reading
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Answer
29 Jun 2018
Microsoft CredSSP: How was it exploited by CVE-2018-0886?
The CVE-2018-0886 vulnerability found within Microsoft's CredSSP was recently patched. Discover what this vulnerability is and how it affects the CredSSP protocol with Judith Myerson. Continue Reading
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Tip
28 Jun 2018
Insider threats: Preventing intellectual property theft
IP theft is often committed by insiders or disgruntled employees who feel entitled to information. Peter Sullivan explains the threat and how to prevent these insider attacks. Continue Reading
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News
27 Jun 2018
TLBleed attack can extract signing keys, but exploit is difficult
A new side-channel attack on Intel chips, named TLBleed, can extract signing keys. But the researcher who discovered it said users shouldn't worry, because it's not the next Spectre. Continue Reading
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Answer
27 Jun 2018
How are air-gapped computers put at risk by the Mosquito attack?
Researchers recently discovered Mosquito -- an air-gapped attack that bites computers to put air-gapped networks at risk. Discover the logistics of this technique with Judith Myerson. Continue Reading
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25 Jun 2018
How did the Panera Bread website expose customers?
Panera Bread website users were put at risk after a security researcher discovered a vulnerability relating to a lack of authentication for their publicly available API endpoint. Continue Reading
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News
22 Jun 2018
Unprotected Firebase databases leaked over 100 million records
Android and iOS mobile apps that use unprotected Firebase databases leaked over 100 million records that include PHI, financial records and authentication information. Continue Reading
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News
22 Jun 2018
China-based Thrip hacking group targets U.S. telecoms
News roundup: China-based Thrip hacking group used legitimate tools to attack companies in the U.S. and Southeast Asia. Plus, election officials didn't know about hacks, and more. Continue Reading
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News
21 Jun 2018
Accused CIA leaker charged with stealing government property
The DOJ has officially charged the accused CIA leaker, Joshua Schulte, with theft of government property and gathering national defense information in the Vault 7 case. Continue Reading
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News
18 Jun 2018
PyRoMineIoT cryptojacker uses NSA exploit to spread
The latest malware threat based on the EternalRomance NSA exploit is PyRoMineIoT, a cryptojacker infecting IoT devices. But experts said the NSA shouldn't be held responsible for the damages. Continue Reading
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News
15 Jun 2018
EU institutes Kaspersky ban, calls software 'malicious'
News roundup: Following a vote by the European Parliament to implement a Kaspersky ban in the EU, Kaspersky announced it would halt ties with the No More Ransom project and Europol. Continue Reading
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News
15 Jun 2018
FBI fights business email compromise with global crackdown
U.S. federal agencies worked with international law enforcement in Operation Wire Wire to find and prosecute alleged cybercriminals conducting business-email-compromise scams. Continue Reading
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News
13 Jun 2018
North Korea hacking threat still looms despite summit
Despite a summit between President Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, the threat of North Korean hacking and cyberespionage still looms large, according to experts. Continue Reading
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Answer
13 Jun 2018
Scarab ransomware: How do botnets alter ransomware threats?
The use of botnets to spread Scarab ransomware intensifies the threat for enterprises. Discover the best way to respond to such a threat and protect data with Nick Lewis. Continue Reading
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12 Jun 2018
Fake WhatsApp app: How can counterfeit apps be avoided?
After a fake WhatsApp app was discovered in the Google Play Store, users are questioning what can be done to avoid counterfeit apps. Learn several techniques with Nick Lewis. Continue Reading
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11 Jun 2018
AVGater vulnerability: How are antivirus products impacted?
A security researcher recently discovered a new vulnerability -- the AVGater vulnerability -- that puts antivirus products at risk. Discover how this vulnerability works with Nick Lewis. Continue Reading
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News
08 Jun 2018
New MalwareTech indictment adds four more charges
The U.S. government added four new charges against Marcus Hutchins in the MalwareTech indictment, but questions have surfaced about the legal standing of the new charges. Continue Reading
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News
08 Jun 2018
Apple plans to disable Facebook web tracking capabilities
News roundup: Apple wants to protect its users from Facebook web tracking with the next version of Safari. Plus, genealogy website MyHeritage suffers data breach, and more. Continue Reading
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Answer
08 Jun 2018
How can domain generation algorithms be used to bypass ad blockers?
An ad network used domain generation algorithms to bypass ad blockers and launch cryptomining malware. Expert Michael Cobb explains how and the best way to prevent these attacks. Continue Reading
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News
06 Jun 2018
Apple iOS 12 USB Restricted Mode to foil thieves, law enforcement
A rumored security feature, USB Restricted Mode, is making its premiere in Apple's iOS 12 and will protect users from brute-force passcode attacks by thieves and law enforcement alike. Continue Reading
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06 Jun 2018
How did cryptomining malware exploit a Telegram vulnerability?
Hackers were able to exploit a Telegram vulnerability to launch cryptomining malware. Expert Michael Cobb explains how they were able to do so and how to prevent similar attacks. Continue Reading
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05 Jun 2018
What risks do untrusted certificates pose to enterprises?
Researchers found that untrusted certificates are still used on many major websites. Expert Michael Cobb discusses the security risks of sticking with these certificates. Continue Reading
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04 Jun 2018
How bad is the iBoot source code leak for Apple security?
The iBoot source code on Apple devices was leaked to the public on GitHub. Expert Michael Cobb explains how it happened and what the implications are for iOS security. Continue Reading
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Feature
01 Jun 2018
Business email compromise moves closer to advanced threats
The sophisticated techniques used in BEC scams differ from other email fraud in the steps taken to construct the criminal campaign. Here's how to stop these APT-style attacks. Continue Reading
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News
01 Jun 2018
Yokogawa Stardom vulnerability leaves hardcoded creds in ICS controllers
A Yokogawa Stardom vulnerability leaves industrial control systems in critical infrastructure around the world at risk because of hardcoded credentials in the software. Continue Reading
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Opinion
01 Jun 2018
Cybercrime study: Growing economic ecosystem spells trouble
New research shows that cybercriminals are gaining momentum with connected infrastructure and collectively earning billions annually from a cybercrime economy. Now what? Continue Reading
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News
01 Jun 2018
SS7 vulnerabilities enable breach of major cellular provider
News roundup: A major cellular network may have been compromised by exploiting SS7 vulnerabilities, according to reports. Plus, Kaspersky's lawsuits have been dismissed, and more. Continue Reading
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Podcast
31 May 2018
Risk & Repeat: Are ICS threats being overblown or ignored?
In this week's Risk & Repeat podcast, SearchSecurity editors discuss dangers to critical infrastructure in the wake of a new report on the threat actors behind the Trisis malware. Continue Reading
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News
31 May 2018
Yahoo hacker sentenced to five years in prison for massive breach
One of four Yahoo hackers was sentenced to five years in prison for his role in the massive 2014 breach, which included accessing millions of sensitive email accounts. Continue Reading
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News
31 May 2018
Dragos' Robert Lee discusses latest ICS threats, hacking back
In part two of this interview from RSA Conference 2018, Dragos CEO Robert Lee discusses the latest threats to industrial control systems and how those threats can be exaggerated. Continue Reading
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Answer
31 May 2018
How do BGP flaws affect Quagga routing software?
Multiple Border Gateway Protocol vulnerabilities were found impacting security in the Quagga routing software. Expert Judith Myerson explains how these flaws impact systems. Continue Reading
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31 May 2018
How has a Broadcom flaw affected the Lenovo ThinkPad?
A previously disclosed flaw found in Broadcom's Wi-Fi controller chips is now believed to affect the Lenovo ThinkPad. Learn how this vulnerability works with expert Judith Myerson. Continue Reading
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News
30 May 2018
Feds issue new alert on North Korean hacking campaigns
The U.S. government claims two notable malware campaigns are the work of North Korean nation-state hacking group Hidden Cobra, also known as the Lazarus Group. Continue Reading
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Answer
30 May 2018
How are Linear eMerge E3 systems vulnerable to attacks?
ICS-CERT issued a warning about a new vulnerability in Nortek Linear eMerge E3 products. Discover what this vulnerability is and how it affects access control for enterprises. Continue Reading
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News
25 May 2018
Creators of Trisis malware have expanded their ICS attacks
News roundup: Dragos researchers say the group behind the Trisis malware has expanded its ICS attacks. Plus, Roaming Mantis malware now targets iOS devices, and more. Continue Reading
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News
24 May 2018
VPNFilter malware infects 500,000 devices for massive Russian botnet
New malware, dubbed 'VPNFilter' by Cisco Talos, infects 500,000 devices and triggers action from Justice Department, which seized and sinkholed the botnet's domain. Continue Reading
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Podcast
24 May 2018
Risk & Repeat: Breaking down the Efail flaws
In this week's Risk & Repeat podcast, SearchSecurity editors discuss the Efail vulnerabilities in PGP and S/Mime protocols, as well as the rocky disclosure process for the flaws. Continue Reading
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Tip
24 May 2018
How the Meltdown and Spectre vulnerabilities impact security
The Meltdown and Spectre vulnerabilities impact the physical and hardware security of systems, making them extremely difficult to detect. Learn how to prevent these attacks with Nick Lewis. Continue Reading
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News
23 May 2018
Wicked botnet: Another Mirai variant targets connected devices
Fortinet researchers uncovered a new variant of the Mirai malware, known as the Wicked botnet, which targets vulnerable IoT devices and uses multiple existing exploits. Continue Reading
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News
22 May 2018
Newly disclosed Spectre variant 4 brings more side channel concerns
A new Spectre vulnerability was disclosed this week, adding to concerns about side channel attacks exploiting speculative execution in modern processors. Continue Reading
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News
22 May 2018
North Korean hackers linked to Google Play spyware
The 'Sun Team' group of North Korean hackers placed malicious apps in the Google Play store to target defectors and steal personal data such as photos, contacts and SMS messages. Continue Reading
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News
18 May 2018
Telegrab malware threatens Telegram desktop users
News roundup: Telegrab malware enables hackers to grab encryption keys and browser credentials from Telegram sessions. Plus, DHS released its new cybersecurity strategy, and more. Continue Reading