Global Weekly Executive Summary, 09 NOV 2017
Chinese APTs Renew Corporate Espionage Operations Against US Companies Two years after the US and China agreed not to conduct or support cyber operations against each other in ways that would ...
[caption id="attachment_6539" align="aligncenter" width="620"] Picture taken from freeCodeCamp[/caption] Google employees utilize an online tool called Google Issue Tracker, otherwise referred to ...
Recently, there have been reports of different websites leveraging their user’s browsers to mine cryptocurrencies. Researchers at AdGuard decided to try and evaluate the scale and impact of this ...
Weekly Executive Summary for Week November 02, 2017
What has it been dubbed? REMCOS | Remote Control & Surveillance Software What does it do? According to researchers at Fortinet and The New Jersey Cybersecurity & ...
HomeHack: Hacking LG Smart Appliances
The rise of common appliance devices connected to the Internet, otherwise known as Internet of Things (IoT) devices, have made people's lives convenient. They allow people the ability to control ...
MS Office DDE Exploit/BadRabbit Ransomware
Over the past few weeks there have been reports of attackers exploiting a built-in Microsoft Office feature and leveraging it in several large malware campaigns. The feature being exploited is called ...
ICS Summary for Week of October 27, 2017
Critical Vulnerabilities Found in SATCOM Systems Researchers at IOActive have found two critical vulnerabilities in the AmosConnect 8 SATCOM systems. Created by telecommunications company, ...
Vulnerable BlackBerry Workspaces Server API
BlackBerry Workspaces Server is a system designed for system administrators to manage workspaces, devices, and users. A recent vulnerability with this service involves taking advantage of an ...
Global Weekly Executive Summary, 20 OCT 2017
British Intelligence Suspects Iran in Parliament Email Attacks British intelligence now suspects that Iran was the source of the June 2017 brute force attacks against 9,000 UK Parliament email ...
KRACK/Lessen the chances of shoulder surfing
Earlier this week, a critical vulnerability in WPA2 was exposed to the public. Security researchers found that WPA2 can be abused to eavesdrop on traffic users believe to be encrypted. The attack, ...