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Tianfu Cup Round-Up: Safari, Chrome, D-Link Routers and Office 365 Successfully Hacked18-11-19 White-hat hackers using never-before-seen zero days against popular applications and devices against competed at two-day gathering in Chengdu. |
Holiday Shoppers Beware: 100K Malicious Sites Found Posing as Well-Known Retailers15-11-19 The copycat sites are using valid certificates to be more convincing. |
James Clapper: Lessons Learned in a Post-Snowden World15-11-19 Former national intelligence director James Clapper discusses lessons learned from the 2013 Snowden leak as well as the top cyberthreats that the U.S. is currently facing. |
Lizard Squad Threatens UK’s Labour Leader with Cyberattacks Against His Family15-11-19 The threats follow a DDos attack bent on taking out the Labour Party's online presence. |
Stealthy Malware Flies Under AV Radar with Advanced Obfuscation15-11-19 A threat campaign active since January customizes long-used droppers to infect victim machines and lift credentials and other data from browsers, according to Cisco Talos. |
Double Vision: Stealthy Malware Dropper Delivers Dual RATs14-11-19 A lengthy, multi-stage infection process leads to a duo of payloads, bent on stealing data. |
Just-Released Checkra1n iPhone Jailbreak Stirs Security Concerns14-11-19 Now that the checkm8 BootROM vulnerability has a working exploit, security pros are warning of potential attacks. |
California’s Domino Effect on U.S. Privacy Regulation14-11-19 In this video, a security expert discusses the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), and its potential impact on privacy regulation across the U.S. |
Website, Know Thyself: What Code Are You Serving?14-11-19 Code-injection via third- and fourth-party scripts -- as seen with Magecart -- is a growing security problem for websites. |
APT33 Mounts Focused, Highly Targeted Botnet Attacks Against U.S. Victims14-11-19 The APT is using small botnets to take espionage aim at military and academic organizations. |
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Portal Server In many countries, for example China or Poland, a big part of the internet is restricted. Either by government, ISP or simply by school/work sysadmins. |