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In the past week, Anonymous hackers have made a lot of threats, planned protests, and attacked various websites, which is why we’ll dedicate part of this security briefing to their campaigns.
Do you remember the ACTA protests? It appears that we may see similar actions against the newly uncovered Tra... [read more >>] This week (August 13 – August 19) can certainly be called the week of Anonymous operations. There have been so many of them that we almost lost track, which is why we’ll sum them all up in this security brief.
The week started with Operation TrapWire, initiated by Anonymous in response to the m... [read more >>] It seems that the high temperatures many countries are experiencing at the moment haven’t discouraged hackers, since in the week between July 16 and July 22 they’ve managed to provide a lot of interesting stories.
The week started with a data breach that affected the ASUS eStore. The company wa... [read more >>] The week that is about to pass can clearly be called the “week of the hack,” the list of victims being comprised by high-profile companies such as Yahoo!, Phandroid’s AndroidForums, Formspring, NVIDIA and Billabong. While we haven’t been able to confirm it, PBS and the World Health O... [read more >>] Our weekly security briefing continues with the main events that left their print on the days between June 25 and July 1.
In the past week, we reported a lot of vulnerabilities and a lot of news that involved law enforcement agencies from all over the world.
As far as security holes are concerned, the we... [read more >>] Another week almost passed and the information security industry keeps becoming more interesting. The week between June 18 and June 24 was mostly marked by things such as piracy, hacks that raised suspicion, rewards, and some curious Trojans. The Trojans we are talking about are Milicenso and Medre. Medre ... [read more >>] From an information security standpoint, this past week (May 28 – June 3) has been quite an interesting one. Three major topics stand out: the new Flame malware, the WHMCS breach, and the controversy that surrounds the UGNazi hacker collective. When the world first learned of the Flame threat, many r... [read more >>] “Security Brief” continues with some of the most important events and incidents that marked the week between May 14 and May 20, 2012.
Many security companies detailed their findings as far as mobile malware is concerned. We‘ve seen that shady Android markets are showing up everywhere in ... [read more >>] Some time has passed since we made weekly security briefs, but now we plan on bringing back that tradition and make a summary of the most important events that marked the week that passed. First of all, our Hackers around the world series continued with a hacker from Rwanda. He is a perfect example of the ... [read more >>] |
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