How Big Data Fights Back Against APTs and Malware

How Big Data Fights Back Against APTs and Malware This White Paper is essential reading for CEOs, CTOs, Network Security Professionals, and everyone else who needs to know why “Big Data = Big Protection” in today’s threat landscape. Click here to download [Sponsored] Latest News Jan 22, 2014 16 Million German Users' Data Compromised in mysterious Botnet Malware attack A New day begins with a Cup of Coffee and with new massive Data Breach News. This time in Germany, the Digital identities of about 16 million online users had been stolen, and posing a risk to their accounts linked to social media and other services. Federal Office for Information Security (BSI) discovered a security breach after running an analysis of the botnet network ... Read more... Bluetooth enabled Credit Card Skimmers planted at Gas Station lead to $2 Million heist Cyber Criminals will not let any way out without making Money. Another huge Credit Card theft and this time they targeted Gas Stations. 13 men were suspected and charged for stealing banking information, using Bluetooth enabled Credit Card Skimmers planted on the gas stations throughout the Southern United States. They made more than $2 Million by downloading the ATM ... Read more... Government launched 'China Operating System' (COS) to break Andoird and iOS Monopoly China has always tried to support its homegrown tech industry and even the security concerns over U.S. secret surveillance which gives Chinese Government another reasons to trust domestic vendors.Many other countries are also in favor to develop their own technology industries to reduce their dependence on U.S. The Government of China is not too fond of foreign mobile operating systems and ... Read more... 23-Year-old Russian Hacker confessed to be original author of BlackPOS Malware In the previous reports of Cyber Intelligence firm 'IntelCrawler' named Sergey Tarasov, a 17-year-old teenager behind the nickname "ree[4]", as the developer of BlackPOS malware. BlackPOS also known as "reedum" or 'Kaptoxa' is an effective crimeware kit, used in the massive heist of possibly 110 million consumers' Credit-Debit cards, and personal information from the TARGET. Later ... Read more... Microsoft remotely deleted Tor-based 'Sefnit Botnet' from more than 2 Million Systems In October 2013, Microsoft adopted a silent, offensive method to tackle infection due to a Tor-based botnet malware called 'Sefnit'. In an effort to takedown of the Sefnit botnet to protect windows users, Microsoft remotely removes the older versions of installed Tor Browser software and infection from 2 Million systems, even without the knowledge of the system's owner. Last ... Read more... How Big Data Fights Back Against APTs and Malware This White Paper is essential reading for CEOs, CTOs, Network Security Professionals, and everyone else who needs to know why “Big Data = Big Protection” in today’s threat landscape. Click here to download [Sponsored] This email was sent to paradic3z.auto@blogger.com. You are receiving this newsletter because you opted-in to receive relevant communications from The Hacker News. If you would like to manage your newsletter preferences or if you no longer wish to receive this newsletter, please click here. The Hacker News, Global Contact: info@thehackernews.com