Security
Germany and France declare War on Encryption to Fight Terrorism
Yet
another war on Encryption! France and Germany are asking the European
Union for new laws that would require mobile messaging services to
decrypt secure communications on demand and make them available to law enforcement agencies. ...
ATMs in Thailand Hacked; 12 Million Baht Stolen; 10,000 ATMs Prone to Hackers
Thailand has suffered its first ATM Hack! An Eastern European gang of criminals has stolen over 12 Million Baht (approximately US$350,000) from a total...
Cisco Exploit Leaked in NSA Hack Modifies to Target Latest Version of Firewalls
Recently released NSA exploit from "The Shadow Brokers" leak that affects older versions of Cisco System firewalls can work against newer models as well...
Leaked Exploits are Legit and Belong to NSA: Cisco, Fortinet and Snowden Docs Confirm
Last week, a group calling itself "The Shadow Brokers" published what it said was a set of NSA "cyber weapons," including some working exploits for the Internet's most crucial network..
Warning — Bitcoin Users Could Be Targeted by State-Sponsored Hackers
Another day, another bad news for Bitcoin users.A leading Bitcoin information site is warning users that an upcoming version of the Blockchain consolidation software and Bitcoin..
The NSA Hack — What, When, Where, How, Who & Why?
You might have heard about the recent ongoing drama of NSA hack that has sparked a larger debate on the Internet concerning abilities of US..
Someone is Spying on Researchers Behind VeraCrypt Security Audit
After TrueCrypt mysteriously discontinued itself, VeraCrypt became the most popular open source disk encryption software used by activists, journalists, and privacy conscious people.
How to Find Your Router’s IP Address on Any Computer, Smartphone, or Tablet
Click the “Network” icon. Select your network connection — for example, Wi-Fi or a wired ethernet connection — and click..
Internet Traffic Hijacking Linux Flaw Affects 80% of Android Devices
An estimated 80 percent of Android smartphones and tablets running Android 4.4 KitKat and higher are vulnerable to a recently disclosed Linux kernel flaw that allows hackers to terminate connections, spy on unencrypted traffic or inject malware into the parties' communications.
