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Water utilities hacked … another SCADA system attack

The SCADA systems at the Water utilities in Illinois were hacked by a malicious attacker. “the SCADA system was powered on and off, burning out a water pump.” This is what the hacker has posted  giving proof of a direct compromise of the SCADA...

November 24, 2011  By Pierluigi Paganini   Posted In  Cyber Crime  Hacking  Intelligence  Malware 

Cyber Threats, high social impact but … which is the level of awareness?

Last week I had the opportunity to discuss with my father of adverse economic situation and in particular of the Italian public spending. I have introduced some reference to the arms and in particular cyber weapons. What are they? What are the threats...

November 23, 2011  By Pierluigi Paganini   Posted In  Cyber Crime  Hacking  Intelligence  Malware 

Massive DNS poisoning: What happened to brazilian ISPs?

What is purpose for DNS cache poisoning attacks? DNS cache poisoning is an  attack methodology used to compromise in the Domain Name System and is made introduceding data artifacts into a DNS name server's cache database that did not originate from...

November 22, 2011  By Pierluigi Paganini   Posted In  Cyber Crime  Hacking  Malware 

Elude control … let’s digitally sign malware code

F-Secure Researchers have discovered a digitally signed malware that has code signed with a stolen government certificate belonging to the Malaysian Agricultural Research and Development Institute. The issue has long been known and this attack methodic...

November 20, 2011  By Pierluigi Paganini   Posted In  Cyber Crime  Digital ID  Hacking  Malware 

Duqu … Do we really know the enemy?

In recent months we have read many reports related the analysis of the famous malware  and different assumptions about its genesis. Who designed the malicious agent? For what purpose? What features of Duqu we know? How can protect our structure...

November 18, 2011  By Pierluigi Paganini   Posted In  Cyber Crime  Malware 

Social Network “in-security”

In recent years social networks have succeeded  in the historic feat of bringing to the web a growing number of users. Jupiter users, the elderly, individuals and businesses all within the large network, many, too much, share the total...

November 17, 2011  By Pierluigi Paganini   Posted In  Cyber Crime  Digital ID  Hacking  Intelligence  Malware  Social Networks 

Trojan & Co, the new frontiers of espionage

Once upon a time the espionage made by agents who essentially lived in complete anonymity and free of the past were able to recover the greatest amount of information about their objectives by building dangerous relationships with the reality...

November 13, 2011  By Pierluigi Paganini   Posted In  Cyber Crime  Hacking  Intelligence  Malware 

Hacked MIT Server Used to Stage Attacks, Scan for Vulnerabilities

Bitdefender reseachers have discovered a number of brute force attacks against several web site. The attacks have been done using a server at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). The hacking attack against the MIT.edu infrastructure started...

November 6, 2011  By Pierluigi Paganini   Posted In  Hacking  Malware 

New variants of the DevilRobber Mac OS X TrojanFound in Trojaned Apps Are Stealing Data

Mac malware has been making some headlines in the last few months, as attackers have begun applying to OS X some of the tactics they've been using on Windows for decades. Security analysts have discovered several variants of the DevilRobber Mac OS X Trojan,...

November 6, 2011  By Pierluigi Paganini   Posted In  Malware 

Malicious attacks on Facebook

Let me share with you the paper “A study of malicious attacks on Facebook” presented by Robert Sandilands during the event VB2011 that was held from October the 3rd till the 7th in Barcelona, Spain. A well made summary on the main attacks on a social...

November 5, 2011  By Pierluigi Paganini   Posted In  Malware  Social Networks 


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