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The Spotify Phishing Attack That Tricks Users Through Fake Failed Payment Notices

December 9, 2019 Abeerah Hashim 92 Views 0 Comments Card CVV numbers, Credentials, credit card, credit card theft, Credit Cards, debit card, email phishing, hacking spotify, Payment cards, Payment Details, phishing, phishing attack, Phishing Emails, Phishing Scam, Spotify, Spotify phishing, Spotify phishing campaign, stolen credit cards, stolen personal data

Heads up Spotify users! A new phishing attack is in the wild that lures Spotify users into revealing their banking

vulnerability in VPN connections

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Serious Vulnerability Allows Hijacking of VPN Connections Across Many Linux Based Systems (Including Android and MacOS)

December 9, 2019 Abeerah Hashim 160 Views 0 Comments android, Apple iOS, eavesdropping VPNs, hacking a vpn, IKE vpn Exploit, IKE vpn flaw, IKE vpn vulnerability, IPsec VPN hack, Linux, Linux distributions, Linux Distro, macOS, OpenVPN, OpenVPN vulnerability, unix, vpn, vpn exploit, VPN protocol, VPN security, VPN security flaws, VPN vulnerabilities, vulnerability

A serious vulnerability has surfaced affecting VPN connections on many systems. Upon exploitation, this vulnerability allows a potential attacker to

OpenBSD vulnerabilities

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Multiple Vulnerabilities Found In OpenBSD Including Authentication Bypass

December 8, 2019December 8, 2019 Abeerah Hashim 233 Views 0 Comments authentication bypass, Bugs, local access, local privilege escalation, open source, Open Source Developers, open source projects, OpenBSD, OpenBSD vulnerabilities, OpenBSD vulnerability, Privilege Escalation, unix, vulnerabilities, vulnerability

Researchers from Qualys have discovered four different vulnerabilities in OpenBSD that developers have now patched. These include some serious security

Facebook lawsuit against Chinese firm

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Facebook Filed Lawsuit Against Chinese Firm For Ad Fraud

December 8, 2019December 8, 2019 Abeerah Hashim 133 Views 0 Comments ad fraud, advertisers, Advertising, Adverts, adware, cloaking, facebook, Facebook Account, Facebook ad targeting, Facebook advertising agency, Facebook data, facebook exploit, Facebook filed lawsuit, facebook marketing, facebook news, Facebook privacy, Facebook users, fake advertisers, fake adverts, keep your Facebook account secure, lawsuit, make money through facebook, Malicious Advertisement, malware, online Ad fraud, scam adverts

Facebook has recently filed a lawsuit against a Chinese malware operator for ad fraud. As revealed, the tech giant believes

Heroku hosted Magecart skimmers

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Heroku PaaS Service Found Hosting Numerous Magecart Skimmers

December 6, 2019 Abeerah Hashim 376 Views 0 Comments card data, card details, credit card, credit card thieves, Credit Cards, debit card, dedicated hosting, hosting, MageCart, magecart exploit, magecart hackers, Payment cards, Salesforce Heroku, skimmer, stolen credit cards, webhosting

Recently, researchers have found Magecart attackers exploiting Salesforce Heroku for hosting Magecart skimmers. The attackers also exploit this service to

Google patched critical Android vulnerabilities

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Google Patched Multiple Critical Vulnerabilities In Android With December Update

December 6, 2019 Abeerah Hashim 370 Views 0 Comments android, android 8.0, android 8.1, android 9.0, android device, Android devices vulnerable, Android Media Framework, Android Media Framework flaw, Android Media Framework vulnerability, android o, Android Oreo, Android OS, Android OS flaw, Android OS vulnerability, Android P, Android Phone, Android Pie, Android privilege escalation, Android Q, Android security, android smartphone, Android vulnerability, arbitrary code execution, Bugs, code execution, code execution flaw, denial of service, dos, flaws, hack android phone, information disclosure, Patch, Privilege Escalation, rce, remote code execution, vulnerabilities, vulnerability

Google has recently rolled-out numerous Android updates for December. These even include patches for some critical vulnerabilities in Android. One

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US Data Center Provider CyrusOne Suffered Ransomware Attack

December 5, 2019December 5, 2019 Abeerah Hashim 360 Views 0 Comments Cyber attack, CyrusOne malware attack, CyrusOne ransomware attack, Data Center, Data Center Provider, Data Centres, Malware Attack, Ransomware, ransomware attack, ransomware attacks, Sodinokibi, Sodinokibi Ransomware, Sodinokibi Ransomware attack

American data center provider, CyrusOne, has fallen prey to a ransomware attack. The firm CyrusOne faced the Sodinokibi ransomware attack

Sweaty Betty magecart attack

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UK Activewear Retailer Sweaty Betty Falls Prey To Magecart Attack

December 5, 2019December 5, 2019 Abeerah Hashim 348 Views 0 Comments Cyber attack, data breach, e-commerce, e-commerce websites, eCommerce, financial, hacked, MageCart, magecart hack, magecart hacked, magecart JavaScript hack, online store, Payment cards, personal data, personal data stolen, stolen personal data, Sweaty Betty magecart attack, UK ecommerce

The Magecart attackers seem very active these days. Carrying on with their malicious campaign, they have once again preyed on

Mozilla removed browser extensions

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Mozilla Removed Avast and AVG Browser Extensions From Firefox For Spying on Users

December 5, 2019 Abeerah Hashim 675 Views 0 Comments Add-on, add-on spying, Add-ons, avast, browser, browser data, browser extensions, browser tracking, Browsers, chrome, Chrome Browser, Chrome extension, Firefox browser extension, google chrome, mozilla, Mozilla Firefox, Mozilla Firefox browser extension, Mozilla Firefox extension, opera, Opera browser, tracking add-on firefox, web browser, Web Browsers

Mozilla has recently removed four browser extensions from its add-ons listing for the Firefox browser. Mozilla removed these AVG and

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CallerSpy Android Malware Masquerades Itself as a Chat App

December 4, 2019 Abeerah Hashim 585 Views 0 Comments android, Android devices vulnerable, android hack, android malware, android malware dropper, Android RAT, android smartphone, Google Play Protect, hack android phone, malware, Malware Attack, Malware Campaign, Malware developer, Malware distributor, RATS, trojan

A new trojan is in the wild that seems part of a cyberespionage campaign. Dubbed as CallerSpy, this Android malware

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