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Hackers claim to have found a new Flaw in OpenSSL similar to Heartbleed!
An Anonymous group claims to have explored a new vulnerability in the latest version of OpenSSL, which was updated after the Heartbleed flaw. The Flaw
Hackers stole £1.25 million only with the help of a small computer hardware!
Nine members of a gang responsible for breaking into the accounts of banks and transferring money illegally by gaining access to bank’s IT network were
Zero day vulnerability found in all versions of IE
A new zero day vulnerability that resides in all versions of Internet Explorer has been spotted in the wild, Microsoft confirmed late Saturday. The vulnerability,
Android Bitcoin Mining Malware Found on Play store
Lookout researchers recently uncovered new malware on the Google Play store that leverages the infected device’s processor to mine Bitcoins. The malware, identified by Lookout as
Facebook servers are Vulnerable to DDos attack
Distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks are ever increasing and the attackers are using novel and sophisticated ways to carry out their malicious acts. A new way
Android malware iBanking helps attackers to hack Facebook accounts
Earlier it has been already discussed on technotification that we cannot secure our social media account by using only passwords. Recommend: Password myth, a hacker don’t
Galaxy S5 fingerprint scanner hacked with glue mould!
The researchers fooled the new handset using a mould made out of glue!The fingerprint sensor on Samsung’s Galaxy S5 handset has been hacked less than
13 Countries where Facebook Newsfeed is censored
Mark Zuckerberg has been a vocal critic of the National Security Angecy for infringing on the rights of online users. But how often has Facebook
Here’s how to check if your smartphone is vulnerable to Heartbleed
There’s no doubt that Heartbleed Internet has shaken up the internet security community and thrown a big challenge to companies and users alike.Heartbleed, a vulnerability
Why Heartbleed is the most dangerous security flaw on the web?
The ‘catastrophically bad’ bug has left Yahoo, Imgur, and countless other services vulnerable. Monday afternoon, the IT world got a very nasty wakeup call, an
Millions of android devices vulnerable to heartbleed bug
Not only websites and router are vulnerable to the web-wide bug Heartbleed but also certain Android models are at risk too. SEE ALSO: Find ‘Heartbleed’ vulnerable sites
A 5 yr old boy helped Microsoft discover a security flaw in Xbox
A 5 Yr old boy named Kristoffer Von Hassel helped Microsoft to uncover a security problem on their Xbox website by logging in to his
Find ‘Heartbleed’ vulnerable sites and if you’ve to change your password
The password manager, LastPass, allows you to check if the saved sites are affected by the bug through its‘LastPass Heratbleed Checker. LastPass’s Security Check tells
Android Is Now Offering Routine Malware Surveillance
It’is no secret that Android apps can get a little shifty, but having the freedom to explore that is part of what makes Android great.
It’s #OpIsrael, Hundreds of Israeli websites are being attacked by Anonymous hackers
The cyberspace is heating up with cyberwar. Attacks by hacktivists are increasing in numbers and capacity. Today, on April 7, a hacking group had called
Watch Realtime Cyber Attacks with DDoS Attack Map
We talk a little bit about security, keeping safe online and how to keep your data secure in the case of a threat. One of
Cyber Emergency Response Team launched by UK
The UK’s Cyber Emergency Response Team (CERT-UK), which will co-ordinate the country’s cybersecurity defence, has been formally launched. The body will deal with “cybersecurity incidents”
Google confirmed that its DNS has been intercepted by Turkish ISP
Software engineer of Google Steve Carstensen confirmed over the weekend that Google Domain Name System (DNS) service has been “intercepted” by Turkish ISPs after government
Google researcher says government hack attacks on journos on the rise
High performance access to file storage Most major news organisations are now the targets of state-sponsored attacks on their security, according to Google security researcher