Monthly Archives: March 2015

Endurance Group’s Hosting Companies BlueHost, Hostgator, Justhost, FastDomain and HostMonstor Hacked By Syrian Electronic Army After lying low for a while, the pro Assad regime hacker group Syrian Electronic Army (SEA) today hacked the Endurance International Group Inc held hosting … Continue reading →

The Eurovision Song Contest has been targeted by obsessed hackers who stuffed the voting ballots during the final qualifier song performance. Votes flooded into the Melodifestivalen app during the final performance by Jon Henrik Fjällgren, forcing the contest organisers to … Continue reading →

Slack, the super-slick team chat-room service, is getting popular fast. Word around the rumor mill is that it’s currently raising funds at a $2.8 billion valuation. And in the words of the late, great Biggie Smalls: Mo Money, Mo Problems. … Continue reading →

The rise in health data breach headlines, may not necessarily suggest an increase in actual data breaches. It’s possible that organizations are just getting better at discovering that they’ve been breached, so it gets more attention than it would have … Continue reading →

Sistemas de detección de intrusos basado en host están dirigidas a la recopilación de información acerca de la actividad en un solo sistema en particular, o de host. Estos funcionarios basados en host, que se refieren a veces como sensores, … Continue reading →

A malicious user exploited the somewhat open submission structure of Steam’s Greenlight section over the weekend to briefly hide malware links in cloned versions of legitimate game pages. Polygon reports that a Steam user going by the handle bluebunny14 posted … Continue reading →

Alexander Polyakov has been forced to withdraw a talk detailing dangerous vulnerabilities into SAP’s mobile device management product Afaria scheduled to be given at BlackHat Asia Pacific this week. The prolific SAP hacker and chief technology officer of ERPScan says … Continue reading →

The US Marine Corps on Sunday urged “vigilance” among staff after the Islamic State group listed what it said were the names and addresses of military personnel, urging supporters to kill them. “Vigilance and force protection considerations remain a priority … Continue reading →

The Drupal team issued an update to fix a flaw that allows attackers reset password by crafting URLs under certain circumstances. Security experts discovered two critical vulnerabilities in Drupal CMS, one of them is an Access bypass (Password reset URLs) … Continue reading →

China is finally admitting what we’ve known for years: Yes, it has cyber warfare units, and plenty of them. The nation’s government has previously denied any organized cyber warfare efforts, despite investigations pinning blame for hacking attacks on the U.S. … Continue reading →