Latest Hacking News

We offer the latest hacking news and cyber security courses for ethical hackers, penetration testers, IT security experts and essentially anyone with hacker interests.

About
Contact Us
Hacking News
Hacking Tools
CTF
Shop
Courses
Affiliates
- Pen Testing Services
- BlogsBunny
Subscribe to Newsletter

Linux

PLATYPUS attack

Cyber Attack Cyber Security News Hacking News News Vulnerabilities

PLATYPUS Attack: Novel Power Side-channel Attack Threatening Intel Devices

November 13, 2020 Abeerah Hashim 437 Views 0 Comments Chips, CPU vulnerability, cryptographic keys, Cryptography, Cyber attack, Data Leak, flaw, hacking intel, Intel, Intel CPU, Intel CPU secure enclave, intel CPU vulnerability, intel hack, Intel patch, intel patched, Intel RAPL interface, intel security bug, Linux, microprocessor, Microsoft Windows, operating system, PLATYPUS attack, power consumption, processor, Processors, remote attacks, side channel attack, side channel vulnerability, vulnerabilities, vulnerability, Windows

Intel CPUs running on various devices can leak data with power consumption fluctuations. Researchers have devised the PLATYPUS attack that

RansomExx ransomware Linux

Cyber Attack Cyber Security News Hacking News News

New RansomEXX Ransomware Variant Emerges That Targets Linux Systems

November 9, 2020 Abeerah Hashim 489 Views Cyber attack, evade security, Linux, Linux ransomware, malware, Malware Attack, Malware Campaign, phishing, RansomEXX, RansomEXX ransomware, Ransomware, ransomware attack, ransomware attacks, ransomware evade security, ransomware targeting network, Windows malware

After disrupting Windows systems, the RansomEXX ransomware now targets Linux devices. A new RansomEXX ransomware strain has emerged that infects

BleedingTooth Bluetooth vulnerability

Cyber Security News Hacking News News Vulnerabilities

New BleedingTooth Bluetooth Vulnerability Targets Linux

October 19, 2020 Abeerah Hashim 649 Views authentication, BleedingTooth vulnerability, bluetooth, Bluetooth linux vulnerability, Bluetooth standard, bluetooth vulnerability, BlueZ Linux, bug, flaw, Linux, Linux bug, Linux kernel, linux security, linux version, linux vulnerabilities, linux vulnerability, vulnerability

Researchers have found a new vulnerability affecting Linux devices. Dubbed BleedingTooth, the Bluetooth vulnerability allows remote code execution on target

KDE archive tool vulnerability

Cyber Security News Hacking News News Vulnerabilities

Serious Vulnerability In KDE Archive Tool Could Allow Linux Account Takeovers

August 3, 2020August 2, 2020 Abeerah Hashim 864 Views archived files, Ark archive tool, bug, flaw, KDE, KDE archive tool, Linux, Linux distributions, linux security, path traversal, remote code execution, vulnerability

A serious vulnerability existed in the KDE Archive Tool primarily meant for Linux. Exploiting this flaw could let an attacker

Boothole vulnerability

Cyber Security News Hacking News News Vulnerabilities

BootHole Vulnerability In Secure Boot Affects Windows and Linux Devices

August 3, 2020August 2, 2020 Abeerah Hashim 1532 Views BootHole vulnerability, bootloader vulnerability, bootloaders, bug, flaw, GRUB2 bootloader, hacking windows, Linux, Linux distributions, Linux Distro, Linux kernel, linux security, microsoft, Microsoft Windows, Secure Boot, Secure Boot standard, Secure Boot vulnerability, security bypass, signature verification, vulnerability, Windows, windows update

Heads up all Windows and Linux users! A serious vulnerability potentially exposes your device to cyber attacks. Dubbed BootHole, the

Cyber Attack Cyber Security News Hacking News News

Stealthy Tycoon Ransomware Targets Windows And Linux Systems

June 7, 2020June 7, 2020 Abeerah Hashim 828 Views Cyber attack, evade security, Linux, Linux ransomware, malware, Malware Attack, Malware Campaign, phishing, Ransomware, ransomware attack, ransomware attacks, ransomware evade security, ransomware targeting network, rdp, Tycoon ransomware, Windows ransomware

A new ransomware is active in the wild that threatening the education and corporate sector. Dubbed Tycoon, this stealth ransomware

Cyber Security News Hacking News News Vulnerabilities

Researchers Found Symlink Race Bugs In Popular Antivirus Software

April 29, 2020April 28, 2020 Abeerah Hashim 1779 Views antivirus, antivirus apps, Antivirus Software, arbitrary file deletion, Bugs, Crashing Mac using malware, directory junction, disable antivirus, flaw, Linux, macOS, malware, Malware Attack, Privilege Escalation, race condition, security bypass, symbolic link, symlink, vulnerabilities, vulnerability, Windows, Windows crash

Researchers have found symlink race bugs in popular antivirus software. An attacker could easily exploit these vulnerabilities to crash or

Cyber Security News Hacking News News Vulnerabilities

Critical OpenWrt Vulnerability Allowed Remote Code Execution On Target Devices

March 30, 2020March 30, 2020 Abeerah Hashim 2174 Views arbitrary code execution, bug, flaw, Linux, OpenWrt, OpenWrt vulnerability, remote code, remote code execution, vulnerability

A serious vulnerability reportedly existed in OpenWrt – a Linux-based operating system. This critical vulnerability allows for remote code execution

open smtp vulnerability

Cyber Security News Hacking News News Vulnerabilities

OpenSMTPD Email Server Vulnerability Threatens Many Linux and BSD Systems

February 27, 2020May 12, 2020 Abeerah Hashim 1757 Views authentication bypass, Bugs, flaw, Linux, open source, Open Source Developers, open source projects, OpenBSD, OpenBSD vulnerabilities, OpenBSD vulnerability, OpenSMTPD, OpenSMTPD email server, OpenSMTPD vulnerability, remote code, remote code execution, unix, vulnerabilities, vulnerability

A critical vulnerability has been discovered in the OpenBSD email server OpenSMTPD. Exploiting the flaw could allow remote code execution

Unsigned Firmware Peripheral Devices

Cyber Security News Hacking News News Vulnerabilities

Windows & Linux Devices at Risk From Unsigned Peripheral Firmware

February 21, 2020February 21, 2020 Abeerah Hashim 1870 Views bug, digital signature, fake firmware updates, firmware, Firmware vulnerability, flaw, hacking windows, Linux, Microsoft Windows, peripheral devices, unsigned firmware, vulnerability, Windows

Reportedly, researchers from Eclypsium have discovered how a problem in peripheral devices can risk the security of entire systems. Specifically,

Page 1 of 912 3 4 5...»Last »

Facebook 2.1MFans

Twitter 43.8KFollowers

Youtube 11.6KSubscriber

Receive Push Updates

Click Here for News Notifications

Penetration Testing Services

Visit BlogsBunny.com today!

Shop Products

Copyright © 2020 Latest Hacking News. All rights reserved.

Do NOT follow this link or you will be banned from the site!

We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with it.Ok Read more