The top stories from this week consist of stories such as Facebook Messenger deploys Signal Protocol for end to end encryption, and new malware (nukeware) deletes files and zaps system settings. You can also read a story about gaining Control of a .int Domain Name With DNS Trickery, and how to backdoor an AWS account. […]
The top stories from this week is multiple critical vulnerabilities published in Symantec Endpoint Protection, and that StartEncrypt allowed attackers to gain SSL certificates for domains without authentication. You can also learn about hackers post-intrusion activities in a compromised network, and that the number of corporate users hit by crypto ransomware is skyrocketing. Beware of […]
The top stories from this week consist of stories such as CrowdStrikes analysis and identification of two Russian intelligence adversaries present in the American Democratic National Committee (DNC) network, and a black market is selling access to government servers for 6$. You can also read a story about the zero-day flaw in Adobe Flash being […]
The top stories from this week consist of stories such as how preloaded OEM software update tools is riddled with security flaws, and that TeamViewers users are experiencing unauthorized remote control. You can also read a story about an alleged 0-day Windows exploit for sale at $90,000, and that DDOS prices are plunging. Top 5 […]
The last days I have seen a few traditional unsolicited mails I wanted to post about. The gist of the mails are that someone claiming to represent some formal-sounding venture in a (to you) remote location, like China, are kind enough to inform that some other entity is going to register your brand name and […]
Greetings good people! I wanted to share with you the latest trends of spam and\or malware I see coming in to Basefarm this last week. Thanks to everyone who is spamming me making this possible. ð The latest trend is sending a mail with very little detail, complaining about a delay in shipping, lacking tracking […]