Who is abusing of forged SSL certificates in MITM attacks worldwide? A team of researchers implemented a new detection technique to detect the abuses. A team of researchers at Carnegie Mellon University and engineers at Facebook have designed a...
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Security researcher Mohammed Saeed has Identified Multiple Security Misconfiguration in Juniper Online Service’s Lead to Expose Sensitive data and much more. Security researcher Mohammed Osman Saeed has Identified Multiple Security Misconfiguration...
Security researcher Robert Graham published the results of recent global scan searching for Heartbleed vulnerable systems. 300k systems are still vulnerable Heartbleed flaw is a bug disclosed more than a month ago, which affected OpenSSL library with...
Alleged members of the hacking Team Digi7al were arrested by NCIS and charged for Hacking more than 30 government and private sites. The US attorney's Office in Tulsa charged two men for involvement in anti government conspiracy, they are accused to have...
Experts at Imperva have illustrated how to exploit NTLM flaws to conduct a Windows folder Poisoning Attack and steal access rights within corporate networks. Security vendor Imperva revealed that attackers can exploit specifically crafted shortcut...
FAA confirmed that its air traffic system experienced problems while processing a flight plan filed for a U-2 spy plane that operates in Southern California. In the past, we had a long discussed on new cyber warfare scenarios, the conflicts in the cyberspace...
Discover how it is possible to apply steganography to hide secret messages in common tweets (or any text) with steg.js-of-the-dump. In the past we have discussed many times on the adoption of steganography to hide messages within images and video,...
Technion students Find a security vulnerability in the Internet DNS protocol which allows the attackers to redirect users to a website they control. A significant new security vulnerability has been found in the DNS protocol by a group of Israeli students...
Expert at Trustwave explained the tactics adopted by cyber criminals how to serve malware in phishing attacks exploiting .lnk files. Phil Hay, expert at Trustwave SpiderLab, explained how cyber criminals are using .lnk files to serve malware...
Hit and Run DDoS attacks are composed by a series of short bursts of high volume attacks, having a limited duration, and are arranged periodically, and ... Incapsula firm has recently published a blog post to explain the efficiency of hit and run DDoS...
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