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WannaCry? Meet the Biggest Ever Ransomware Attack in History!

By Ali Raza 15 May 2017

The biggest global ransomware cyberattack on record has impacted over 130,000 individual computers across over 100 countries in just 48 hours. That figure is an estimate as of Saturday midnight May 13, and will certainly increase over the next few days as more victims are identified. So What Exactly Happened? Victims see a ransom demand … Read More.

Revenge hacking

Revenge Hacking is The New Black in the Cybercrime Underworld

By Ali Raza 29 November 2016

Revenge hacking encompasses the expansive set of motivations behind cybercrime. Every victimized industry has seen some form of cyber-attack backed that links back to their own hostile actions or policies toward the attackers. Motives range from low profile disgruntled ex-employees to self-publicizing groups like Anonymous providing occasional media updates about their attacks on ISIS cybertargets … Read More.

Slow pace of security patches, kernel patch, Linux IoT problem

The Slow Pace of Linux Kernel Updates is a Frightening IoT Security Problem

By Ali Raza 24 November 2016

When patching holes in your core security kernel takes upwards of three years on average from discovery to patch release, it obviously raises concerns. Add in the view of security analysts that the basic approach of the security design is outdated and not responsive when under attack, and the picture grows ever more worrisome. It … Read More.

CCTV DDOS and implications for IOT

IoT CCTV Devices Harvest the Biggest DDoS Ever Recorded

By Ali Raza 21 November 2016

Security experts have long assessed the IoT (Internet of Things) as being a hacker’s paradise in its current format. Last week saw the biggest DDoS attack ever recorded , in terms of hostile traffic bandwidth. French web host OVH was the victim. DDoS attacks have been around for a long time in Internet terms. What … Read More.

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Street Fighter V Gives Killer Punch to User Security

By Ali Raza 17 November 2016

The latest version of Capcom’s Street Fighter V for Windows includes an update that installs an unpublicized rootkit. The company claims it is intended to prevent players from cheating but its poor design allows any installed software to access the rootkit. It is an open back door to full kernel privileges and provides the capability … Read More.

Yahoo 2014 security breach

Yahoo 2014 Security Breach Exposes the Harsh Reality of Internet Security

By Ali Raza 16 November 2016

Yahoo suffered a major security breach, affecting hundreds of millions of users - but we only found out about it 2 years later. This incident, combined with the 2012 DropBox breach, demonstrates the harsh reality of internet security: most breaches either go undetected, or unreported, for years . The background to Yahoo’s security breach Yahoo … Read More.

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