Tag: hackers
Citrix Servers on Hackers’ Radar
Citrix server vulnerabilities, reported in December 2019 in CVE-2019-19781, were being scanned by hackers to find entry points into the Citrix systems.
Citrix ADC (Application...
Insight Partners Acquires Armis to Enhance Endpoint Security
In a US$1.1 billion cash deal, technology and venture capital firm Insight Partners acquired enterprise IoT security firm Armis, with an aim of strengthening...
10 IoT Security Incidents That Make You Feel Less Secure
Internet of Things (IoT) has become a primary target for cybercriminals. The repeated security incidents on IoT devices represent a rising trend for IoT...
Data Breach Affects Around 50,000 Patients at Minnesota Hospital
Alomere Health, a Minnesota-based hospital operator, is the latest victim of a data breach that affected 49,351 individuals, scmagazine reported.
In an official report,...
Hackers Exploit Android Vulnerability Via Malicious Apps
Researchers from cybersecurity firm Trend Micro revealed that they’ve discovered three malicious apps on Google Play, which are designed to compromise victim’s devices and...
Hackers Prefer iPhones and Instagram Accounts: Study
A recent study from a U.K.-based firm Case24.com revealed that hackers are more likely to target Instagram accounts and Apple iPhones than other devices....
Landry’s Restaurant Chain Disclose Malware Attack
Landry's, an American multi-brand dining, hospitality, entertainment, and gaming corporation, recently disclosed a point-of-sale (POS) malware attack that stole the company’s payment card data...
Indian Researcher Finds Starbucks API Key Exposed Online
Security authorities at Starbucks left an API (Application Programming Interface) key online without password protection, that could be used by attackers to access internal...
Attackers Exploit Vulnerabilities in Ruckus Wireless Routers
Gal Zror, a security researcher discovered three critical RCE (Remote Code Execution) vulnerabilities in Ruckus Wireless routers that could allow malicious actors to bypass...
Microsoft Takes Control of 50 Domains Operated by North Korean Hackers
Microsoft announced that it has taken control of 50 domains operated by North Korean hacking group called “Thallium”. The tech giant stated that attackers...
