27000 Files containing Barclays Bank Customer Information Leaked

One of the biggest security breaches happened at Barclays when 27000 files containing valuable customer information was reported stolen and sold to rogue traders. These files contained highly sensitive customer information such as passport, insurance numbers, earnings, health issues, insurance policies and more. The leak was reported by mail which had a memory stick containing […]
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IoS 7 Vulnerability Allows ‘FIND MY IPHONE’ Security Feature to be Disabled without password

Bradley Williams, a security researcher has discovered a vulnerability in iOS 7 that can allow the disabling of ” Find My iPhone” without having to enter a password. This new vulnerability  allows someone who has access to your i-phone to quickly disable  “Find My iPhone” service, which is used to track the location of all registered […]
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Bank of the West candidate information might have been leaked from a retired internet application

Bank of the west  confirmed that the login credentials of candidates applied for jobs was compromised during the month of December 2013. Although it was unclear, what other information was compromised, but Bank of the West promptly sent an email to all its candidates informing the incident and that necessary measures were taken to secure […]
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Snapchat app is vulnerable to DDoS attack, can crash your iPhone,reacts to it very stubborn.

Jamie Sanchez, a security researcher discovered a vulnerability within Snapchat mobile app which can crash your iphone by Denial of Service attack. The vulnerability can enable a hacker to launch DoS attacks which can potentially crash a users phone or requires that the user perform a hard reset. He further says with a video that […]
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Brazilian Encrypted Java Archive trojan banker spreads via Playstation phishing email – Kaspersky

Researchers from Kaspersky discovered a Brazilian Java Trojan that spreads via phishing email. Dmitry Bestuzhev explains that he never owned a Playstation but received an email with an attachment with a unusual ways of spreading Trojan bankers via .Jar files ( 14KB). It appeared to be a strange Trojan because even if  a user just clicks on a .jar […]
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Syrian Electronic Army hacks Facebook’s domain wishing ‘Happy Birthday Mark!’

The Syrian Electronic Army – a hacker group supportive of Syrian President Bashar Assad – managed to hack into Facebook, on the week of 10th Anniversary. The hackers first claimed to obtain Facebook.com as published on twitter at approximately 6:30 Eastern Standard Time. WHOIS search on domain registrar indicated that the email address was tied […]
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Largest Website in Sweden Aftonbladet serves Malicious Code for Internet Explorer users

Its very common lately for sites spreading malware from ads. The ad which are served from Google and Microsoft may relie on third party syndication may potentially be compromised which may lead to malware distribution.  A similar incident happened as reported by Kaspersky that the largest website of sweden was spreading scare-ware to its users. […]
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Adobe released Emergency Flash Player update for critical zero day threat – CVE-2014-0497

Adobe released an emergency patch for a critical vulnerability affecting Flash Player for Windows, Linux and OS X, the exploitation of which can result in an attacker gaining remote control of the compromised systems. The security flaw exists in Adobe Flash Player 12.0.0.43 and earlier versions  Adobe thanks Alexander Polyakov and Anton Ivanov of Kaspersky Labs […]
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PNG Image Metadata leads to New iFrame Injections

Peter Gramantik, a malware researchers from Sucuri has discovered a new way to distribute malware that relies on reading  JavaScript code stored in an obfuscated PNG file’s metadata to trigger iFrame injections. This injection makes it very harder for antivirus detection because the injection  method is  deeply engrained in the image’s metadata. This iframe can be seen […]
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GameOver Latest Zeus variant uses Encryption to bypass Detection – Gary

  GameOver Zeus is a notorious malware family that makes fraudulent transactions from your bank accounts from the infected host. A new variant of GameOver Zeus uses encryption to hide itself while propagation which makes it almost impossible to be detected by modern day antivirus. The malware encrypts itself so well that it can pass the […]
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