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For the less technical
- Surveillance and covert operations – movies vs reality
- Analysis of spy tech export licences in EU
- The next stage of Russian information warfare
- Cyberespionage expected to expand
- Ex-Googler accused of stealing self-driving technology blueprints
- [PDF] Look behind ransomware customer service
- Person behind one of Miari variants arrested
- Yahoo’s systems might still be compromised
- On marketing in cybersecurity
For the more technical
- OS X malware used Hacking Team’s leaked source code
- About pasting passwords
- How a phishing site avoids search engine crawlers
- 5 bugs chained to get RCE
- Sandbox evasion techniques
- OAuth 2.0 security
- About the security of software libraries in Android apps
- Simple LTE/4G IMSI Catcher
- Phishing websites with valid SSL certificates
- Cellular re-broadcast over satellite
- 4096 votes suddenly appeared in the system
- [PDF] Akamai report on 2016 attacks
- Cloudflare data still present in some search engines
- MiTM proxies hang on TLS 1.3
- Create your own SHA-1 colliding PDF files
- Apple rejected servers after malware found in firmware
- Banking botnet identified in Google Play store
- Detailed Shamoon analysis
- Dyzap – trojan horse stealing secrets
- Analysis of Quadars banking trojan
- Local DoS on Windows kernel from j00ru
- Windows hardening tools
- Data exfiltration via drone and blinking led
- Criminals targeting remote banking systems
- Rooting a less popular Android phone
- Guessing phone number on Facebook
- Excellent Dridex campaign analysis
- Hacking Google and IE redirects
- Fingerprinting Firefox users
- Log monitoring tool used in attacks
- Why it’s hard to be a security researcher
- RCE in handheld radio
- APT28 samples collection
- Using Yubikey everywhere
- Curious case of Ramnit removing its webinjects
- Zombie window in IE11
- Interesing SQLi bug
- Spam and phishing in 2016 – summary
- Interesting WordPress attack
- Mirai Windows spreader analysis
- Annotator for Binary Ninja
- CVE-2017-6074 – local root in Linux kernel
- Campaign against Mongolian government employees
- Campaign against South Korean government employees
- Android malware analysis
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