AndroidGoogle PlayHeartbleediPhoneOpenSSLPassbookWindows XP Top 5 in Security: Your Weekly Update Apr 11, 2014 by Sarah Vonnegut The security industry took a massive hit this week with the Heartbleed bug, and while it took most of the focus, there’s some notable news that you may have missed. Here are your top 5 security stories of the week: Read More › AndroidGoogle PlayHeartbleediPhoneOpenSSLPassbookWindows XP
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
BotnetchromeDDOSGoogleMicrosoftWindows XP Windows XP Dying Maliciously, Zero-Day Attacks Imminent Mar 10, 2014 by Sharon Solomon Microsoft has announced that all official Windows XP support will be terminated on April 8, 2014. But despite the fact that zero-day is just around the corner, millions of businesses and individuals are still using the legacy platform, making them extremely vulnerable to hacking and malware attacks. The Windows XP platform’s ecosystem is officially going Read More › BotnetchromeDDOSGoogleMicrosoftWindows XP
.NETATMHirens Boot CDUSBWindows XP ATMs Robbed With Malicious USB Drives Jan 20, 2014 by Sharon Solomon Lovers of the “Terminator” movie series surely remember how John Connor used his cool “binary code gadget” to hack into his local ATM machine. Technology has changed a lot since the early nineties, but hackers are still milking ATMs using malware-loaded USB drives. It’s estimated that millions of dollars have already been stolen in Europe Read More › .NETATMHirens Boot CDUSBWindows XP
Application SecurityHackersLinuxMacMicrosoftTIFFwindowsWindows XP Microsoft releases Security Advisory, Windows Users at Risk Nov 8, 2013 by Sharon Solomon In a sudden turn of events, Microsoft has released a Security Advisory regarding vulnerability in some of its most common software versions. This security flaw can allow hackers to execute codes remotely by gaining full access to user’s computers. Read More › Application SecurityHackersLinuxMacMicrosoftTIFFwindowsWindows XP