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Leaked database holds registration records of 191 million US voters
A white hat hacker has discovered a database containing personal information of 191 million registered American voters dating back to 2000. The 300GB of data includes voter’s names, home addresses,...
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User data vulnerable in auto-installed AVG Chrome extension
A force-installed Chrome extension by name of AVG Web TuneUp has been discovered to contain a serious flaw capable of exposing users’ browsing history, cookies and personal data. The extension is...
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Ransom32: first of its kind ransomware
A new and unique form of ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS) has been discovered infecting Windows machines with the capability to infect other operating systems as well. Dubbed Ransom32, this ransomware...
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10 Things You Aren’t Doing to Protect Your Network
#6. Sandboxing In very simplistic terms, sandboxing is a piece of software or appliance that is able to detect and analyze attacks that are designed to bypass traditional security defenses. “It’s not...
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Latest iteration of Tinba Trojan found targeting banks in Singapore
Tinba, short for Tinybanker, is a banking Trojan that was first spotted in the wild in mid-2012. This malware has just been discovered in its fifth iteration, dubbed Tinbapore as it manly targets banks...
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10 Things You Aren’t Doing to Protect Your Network
#5: Two Factor Authentication (2FA) Time and time again we see data breaches resulting from compromised credentials. Authentication is a huge issue and we need something that goes beyond passwords....
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Cross-platform backdoor DropboxCache found affecting Linux and Windows machines
Security researchers have discovered a cross-platform backdoor by name of DropboxCache. Initially detected in Linux systems, it has spread to Windows machines as well. Even further, due to the nature...
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10 Things You Aren’t Doing to Protect Your Network
#4: Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) There are multiple methods of receiving threat intelligence. Most first consider tactical threat intelligence, such as feeds of bad IP addresses. However, to truly...
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Banking Trojan found replacing malicious threats with free anti-virus software
Dridex, a banking Trojan that has affected thousands of organizations across 27 countries globally, has been given an interesting update.Apparent white hat hackers replaced the malicious payload links...
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10 Things You Aren’t Doing to Protect Your Network
#3: Enhanced Email SecurityEmail is a common gateway into an organization’s infrastructure. According to Trend Micro, 91% of most advanced persistent threats and spear-phishing initiatives involve...
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