Afraid of missing important security news during the week? We’re here to help! Every week we put together a curated list of all important security news in one place, for your reading pleasure. Enjoy!
For the less technical
- NeverQuest author arrested in Spain
- LeakedSource apprently raided plus comment from Troy Hunt
- Mexico’s Twitter wars
- Kaspersky Lab’s investigator arrested
- Trump’s Twitter account configuration mistakes
- KGB recriutment attempt story
- UK TV station hacked by Russians
- Analysis of Brussel terrorists’s laptop
- Ransomware turned off police cameras in DC
For the more technical
- Reading internal Uber emails
- Symantec issuing unauhorized SSL certificates again
- Big change for Tor hidden services
- Twitter botnet story
- Theoreticall WhatsApp account takeover scenario
- “Internet Health” report from Mozilla
- Router botnet analysis
- GitHub’s CSP policy explained
- Lavabit is back with DIME protocol
- Darkweb drug bazaar Hansa Marketplace statistics
- How Telegram obfuscates its traffic
- BGP hijacking – detailed description
- A look inside Elcomsoft’s forensic lab
- Android trojan horse downloads legitimate apps
- New botnet – Ghost Admin
- Review of new phishing scenarios
- Detailed Zbot campaign analysis
- RAT campaigns and operators
- Analysis of an advanced Android malware sample plus part 2
- Crashplan / Uber bug bounty
- Another WebEx plugin bug plus Cisco advisory
- iPhone vs forensic investigation
- Siphoning data from restricted networks
- Latests Joomla vulnerabilities analysis
- Hardening KVM hypervisor by Google
- Big success with ePub exploitation
- Attacking JavaScript engines
- 223 (!) vulnerabilities in TrendMicro products
- Harmful prefetch on Intel
- Complex attack on a PHP app
- [PDF] Android VPN apps analysis
- How Google fights bad ads
- Shimmers, skimmers replacement
- VirtualBox priviledge escallation
- Analyzing maiclious Office files
- Dridex returns
- Slow bruteforce attac analysis
- Trolling a Windows support scammer
- Malicious SVG files
- Reputation service for criminals
- Android ransomware analysis
- Interview with Slack’s CISO
- Hijacking voice-controlled smart devices
- Scammers say they cheated Uber
- Greenburg threat related to Shamoon attacks
- Reverse engineering TP-Link HS110
- Reverse engineering Cisco Meraki
- WAP message processing vulnerabilities in Samsung
- HummingBad Android malware returns
- Bypassing CFG in Windows 10
- AndroRAT evolution
- Hackign AXIS 206 cam
- Spora ransomware infection analysis
- Fake VM as malware protection
- Some malicious apps in Android store
- Cracking Android screen lock pattern
- Removing any video from Facebook
- Exploit kits in 2016 – analysis
- RCE in WD My Cloud
- Hacking DJI Phantom 3
- Who tracks you on Android
- Attack detection with Windows Defender APT
- NATO targetted attack analysis
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