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Mon-Fri 8AM-6PM
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Today, security researcher MalwareBreakdown released analysis of a new social engineering, or SocEng, attack that emulates the EITest HoeflerText campaign. This attack is performed when a user visits a compromised site and is shown an alert that states that the Roboto Condensed font was not found and that the visitor should download and install a font […]
Dutch security researcher Victor Gevers has discovered 2,893 Bitcoin miners left exposed on the Internet with no passwords on their Telnet port. Gevers told Bleeping Computer in a private conversation that all miners process Bitcoin transactions in the same mining pool and appear to belong to the same organization. “The owner of these devices is […]
Firefox 57, scheduled for release on November 14, will ship with a new protective measure that will prevent accessibility apps from accessing the web browser’s data. Accessibility is a term used to describe the design of products for people with disabilities. Firefox’s accessibility features allow specialized accessibility apps to connect to the browser and interpret […]
Patients with pacemakers manufactured by Abbott — formerly St. Jude Medical’s — are advised to reach out to their doctors and inquire about the availability of a security update for their implanted medical devices. The security update will fix three vulnerabilities discovered last year by MedSec Holdings Ltd.. The flaws are detailed in a security […]
Almost a year after the emergence of the Mirai botnet, smart devices are still facing a barrage of credential attacks, and a device left connected to the Internet with default credentials will be hijacked in about two minutes. This is the result of a recent experiment carried out by Johannes B. Ullrich, a member of […]
Microsoft released a new version of the WinDbg debugger tool for Windows, a very popular utility among developers and system administrators working in investigating crash reports, and debugging BSODs and other errors. The new WinDbg tool is currently in development and only select users running Windows 10 Anniversary Update can install it from the Windows […]
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is warning US citizens of a new phishing scheme that poses as official IRS communications in the hopes that victims access a link, download a file, and hopefully get infected with ransomware. The email, pictured above, tries to convince users they need to download a questionnaire, print it, fill it […]
Metadata from web traffic generated by smart devices installed in a home can reveal quite a lot of information about the owner’s habits and lifestyle. According to research published this month by experts from Princeton University, a determined attacker with “capabilities similar to those of an ISP” can use passive network monitoring techniques to collect […]
Several hospitals part of the NHS Lanarkshire board were hit on Friday by a version of the Bit Paymer ransomware. The NHS Lanarkshire board includes hospitals such as Hairmyres Hospital in East Kilbride, Monklands Hospital in Airdrie and Wishaw General Hospital. Affected systems fixed over the weekend The infection took root on late Friday, August […]
After years of silence, WAP-billing trojans are making a comeback, with four new strains becoming active in the second quarter of 2017, targeting Russia and India primarily. The four wave of trojans — Ubsod, Xafekopy, Autosus, and Podec — were discovered by Kaspersky Lab mobile security expert Roman Unuchek while gathering information for the company’s […]
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