MalwareMobile Security Top Mobile Hacks of 2017 [INFOGRAPHIC] Oct 2, 2017 by Arden Rubens Happy October! And we all know what that means… Cooler weather, fuzzy sweaters, pumpkin spiced everything, and National Cyber Security Awareness Month (NCSAM). In honor of NCSAM, we’re taking a dive into the world of mobile and will be sharing ways to keep your developers #CyberAware so that you don’t fall victim to some of Read More › MalwareMobile Security
Application SecurityData Security BreachHackersMalwareWeb Application Security Israeli IT Prodigies Visit Checkmarx HQ Jan 27, 2016 by Sharon Solomon Checkmarx is continuing its tradition of hosting the brightest programming and computing minds from Israel’s leading academic institutions. This year it was a group of young kids who are currently honing their skills at the Tel Aviv University (TAU). They are a part of a special program that will enable them to complete their college Read More › Application SecurityData Security BreachHackersMalwareWeb Application Security
Application SecurityMalwareMobile SecurityphishingSASTSDLCSecure Codingstatic code analysisVulnerability All You Wanted To Know About Online Banking Security Jan 17, 2016 by Sharon Solomon Gone are the days when people frequented their banks to get their errands done. With more and more banking activities being performed online via web and mobile applications, the security risks are rising exponentially. But are banks and financial institutions doing enough to safeguard our privacy and financial assets? What are the risks and what Read More › Application SecurityMalwareMobile SecurityphishingSASTSDLCSecure Codingstatic code analysisVulnerability
HackinghoneypotMalwarepassword securitySSH The Honeypot Sting: Hacking the Hackers Apr 16, 2014 by Sarah Vonnegut How can you tell who’s up to no good when it comes to your networks and computer systems? Simon Bell, a computer science student in his last year at the University of Sussex, has set out to help answer that question. He’s created an SSH (Secure Shell) honeypot written in C with the aim of Read More › HackinghoneypotMalwarepassword securitySSH
ATMBIOSJPMorganMalwareMicrosoftPloutusSDLCSMSsSDLCTeatheringUSBWindows XP ATMs Raided With Ploutus as Windows XP Zero Day Approaches Mar 31, 2014 by Sharon Solomon Windows XP will be officially discontinued on 8 April, but the legend platform is far from becoming extinct. 95% of the world’s ATMs are still powered by the 12-year old operating system, opening the door for Ploutus attacks. More and more hackers are using SMS messages to steal money. As informed in our previous Windows Read More › ATMBIOSJPMorganMalwareMicrosoftPloutusSDLCSMSsSDLCTeatheringUSBWindows XP
CridexMalwarephishingSASTsSDLCstatic code analysisTrojanURLVirusXSSZeuS Cridex Banking Trojan Still Alive and Kicking Mar 12, 2014 by Sharon Solomon The Cridex Banking Trojan is wreaking havoc in Europe, especially in Germany. Hackers are implementing the traditional phishing methodology to trick victims into compromising their banking information. The Cridex malware has now officially overtaken the ZeuS Trojan and its clones thanks to the recent activity spike. Six different URL schemes are being used to cover-up Read More › CridexMalwarephishingSASTsSDLCstatic code analysisTrojanURLVirusXSSZeuS
BitcoinclickjackingData Security BreachFacebookHackingMalwareSally Beauty On Tracking the Creator of Bitcoin, a Breach at Sally Beauty and Facebook Clickjacking: Security News Update Mar 9, 2014 by Sarah Vonnegut It was a crazy week, with the secretive Bitcoin creator supposedly outed, details of 280,000+ payment cards tied to Sally Beauty purchases discovered for sale online and a new Facebook clickjacking campaign that preys on the curious, so let’s get down to it shall we? Here are your weeks biggest security stories: Read More › BitcoinclickjackingData Security BreachFacebookHackingMalwareSally Beauty
MalwareRootkitRussiaUroburos Uroburos Spy Malware; From Russia With Love Mar 5, 2014 by Sharon Solomon The political tension in between Russia and the USA is mounting and the latest cyberweapon revelation is not going to help calm the relations. German security firm G-Data has exposed Uroburos, a sophisticated and complex rootkit that has been infiltrating US related targets for more than 3 years. Uroburos has also been analyzed and broken Read More › MalwareRootkitRussiaUroburos
Data Security BreachJavaMalwareSearsYahooYouTube Your Weekly Security Wrap-Up: Yahoo, Sears, YouTube & More Mar 2, 2014 by Sarah Vonnegut Yahoo’s in the news again with a new vulnerability (now fixed) and a starring role, unknown to them, in the Brit’s surveillance methods. With Sears possibly facing another breach and a cache of 360 million user credentials found for sale on the black market, there’s a lot to know about so take a few minutes Read More › Data Security BreachJavaMalwareSearsYahooYouTube
BieberCyber SecurityDUIFacebookMalwareYouTube Justin Bieber Malware Spreading Across The Web Jan 29, 2014 by Sharon Solomon We all have different opinions on the Justin Bieber phenomenon, but there is no denying his star-power and influence over the younger generation. The Canadian star is constantly in the headlines for the wrong reasons, including a DUI arrest last week. Interestingly, this event has deeply affected information security worldwide. Read More › BieberCyber SecurityDUIFacebookMalwareYouTube