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  • DoubleLocker - new ransomware has the ability to encrypt data and change Android device PINDoubleLocker - new ransomware has the ability to encrypt data and change Android device PIN
    Security researchers at ESET have discovered a new type of Android ransomware called DoubleLocker, which not only encrypts user data but also changes the device's PIN.
  • Microsoft silently patched the KRACK WPA2 security holeMicrosoft silently patched the KRACK WPA2 security hole
    While other vendors are trying to release an update to patch the KRACK attack vulnerability yesterday, Microsoft quietly corrected the problem in a patch last Tuesday.
  • KRACK attack breaks down the WPA2 WiFi protocolKRACK attack breaks down the WPA2 WiFi protocol
    Researcher Mathy Vanhoef from Leuven University discovered a serious security flaw on Wi-Fi Protected Access II (WPA2) network security protocol.
  • Opening a dangerous malware store can clean up your bank account on the black webOpening a dangerous malware store can clean up your bank account on the black web
    Usually you have to exploit vulnerabilities in software or hardware to hack ATM accounts but now things are much simpler, just buying a malware will grab millions right away.
  • Microsoft hid the hacking of data in 2013Microsoft hid the hacking of data in 2013
    Not only is Yahoo the Fortune 500 company hiding the data leak.
  • Sockbot malware was discovered in applications on Google Play StoreSockbot malware was discovered in applications on Google Play Store
    This month, Symantec discovered a new type of malware on Android called Sockbot, a legitimate application on Google Play that allows an attacker to create fake ad traffic.
  • Students are expelled for using keyloggers to correct scoresStudents are expelled for using keyloggers to correct scores
    The University of Kansas fired a student by installing keylogger and hacking the school's score system to change its grades.
  • The unpatched Microsoft Word DDE vulnerability is exploited in a massive malware attackThe unpatched Microsoft Word DDE vulnerability is exploited in a massive malware attack
    A new attack method that exploits the Microsoft Office integration feature has been discovered being used for malware distribution campaigns.
  • LokiBot - bank trojan on Android turns into ransomware when you try to delete itLokiBot - bank trojan on Android turns into ransomware when you try to delete it
    Security agents have discovered a new bank trojan on Android called LokiBot that turns into extortion code and locks the phone when the user tries to delete its admin rights.
  • Bad Rabbit - Petya's new ransomware spreads throughout Eastern EuropeBad Rabbit - Petya's new ransomware spreads throughout Eastern Europe
    A new ransomware called Bad Rabbit is stirring up many countries in Eastern Europe, including government and business units. The spread rate is similar to WannaCry and NotPetya
  • DUHK attacks allow hackers to obtain encryption keys for VPN and web browsing sessionsDUHK attacks allow hackers to obtain encryption keys for VPN and web browsing sessions
    DUHK - Dont Use Hard-coded Keys - is a new dangerous encryption executable vulnerability that allows an attacker to recover the encryption key used to secure VPN connections and
  • Roboto Font Condensed install malware on your computerRoboto Font Condensed install malware on your computer
    The message lacks a fake Roboto Condensed font that requires users to update and install it to put malware on your computer.
  • Hacker Instagram offered to sell personal information of 6 million accounts on DoxaGramHacker Instagram offered to sell personal information of 6 million accounts on DoxaGram
    Instagram has been stolen large-scale data when an unknown hacker snatched up personal information of more than 6 million Instagram accounts.
  • MongoDB malicious code attacks more than 26,000 victims in a weekMongoDB malicious code attacks more than 26,000 victims in a week
    Malware that attacks the MongoDB database has rekindled last week and after the weekend with the arrival of three new groups hijack more than 26,000 servers, of which one group
  • Loop Bug 6-year life is again discovered, affecting most PDF viewersLoop Bug 6-year life is again discovered, affecting most PDF viewers
    According to German software developer Hanno Böck, an error was discovered in the PDF syntax library from 2011 to appear on the popular PDF viewers today.
  • Critical error on Apache Struts2 allows hackers to take over the web serverCritical error on Apache Struts2 allows hackers to take over the web server
    New researchers have discovered a remote code execution flaw in the Apache Struts open source web application framework, allowing an attacker to run malicious code on the server.
  • The same Skype ID malware author used to run IoT Botnet and apply for jobsThe same Skype ID malware author used to run IoT Botnet and apply for jobs
    True to the biggest failure of all time, a malware developer uses the same Skype address to advertise his IoT botnet and also the Skype ID itself to apply for freelance jobs.
  • The Linux subsystem on Windows 10 allows malware to hide without being detectedThe Linux subsystem on Windows 10 allows malware to hide without being detected
    Microsoft has shown how favorably Linux has been for nearly three years and this love ultimately cost them.
  • Billions of devices are affected by the new Bluetooth attackBillions of devices are affected by the new Bluetooth attack
    On Tuesday, researchers at Armis Labs published details of a new attack that they thought could potentially affect all devices that could use Bluetooth.
  • The attacker can pass SKEL Protection on the macOS High SierraThe attacker can pass SKEL Protection on the macOS High Sierra
    The new security feature on macOS High Siera (10.13), named Secure Kernel Extension Loading, can be bypassed, allowing downloading of kernel kernel extensions.
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