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
- How top ISIS operative slipped through the net
- France drops online voting
- Child abusers created fake video chat servers
- Mafia leader tracked down using his Facebook posts
- How Russian intelligence uses cybercriminals
- [PDF] 4chan’s influence on internet
- Settlement in smart vibrator lawsuit
For the more technical
- Analysis of more fileless attacks
- New Brian Krebs investigation of credit card data leak
- PornHub XSS vulns
- A few words about Yahoo attackers
- Profile of one of the hackers
- Web cache deception attacks
- Web scraping – attack and defense
- Google fighting with an Android botnet
- Erasing data from SSD drives
- Hacking web WhatsApp interface with a picture (plus comment by Telegram)
- Updated attribution of attacks on Polish banks
- RCE in GitHub Enterprise
- FireEye 2016 report
- US Air Force data leak
- Government malware authors dox themselves
- Wiretapping encrypted VoIP calls
- Diamond Fox stealer analysis
- Google Allo reveals your previous searches
- Attacks on Israeli Electric Company
- Analysis of phising attacks on owners of stolen iPhones
- Attacking accelerometers with sound waves
- Ransomware used in targeted attacks
- Trivial VirtualBox escape
- Cryptographic vulnerabilities in some JS libraries
- Analysis of tech support scams
- Hacking Telegram
- Tor websites number declining
- [PDF] Attack on SGX enclave
- OSINT virtual machine
- Malicious VBA code generator
- CIA leak comment
- Analysis of a ransomware server
- Interesting bug bounty with Trello
- Recent malwertising/EK campaigns
- Analysis of Android malware Ztorg: part 1, part 2
- [PDF] Analysis of Potao APT
- Ransomware in NSIS installers
- Samsung delivery information leak
- Incapsula report on DDoS attacks in 2016
- Windows UAC bypass
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