| Syrian Electronic Army kept their promise; Microsoft's Office blog hacked Yesterday Night Microsoft has faced another targeted attack by the Syrian Electronic Army (SEA), a group supposed to be aligned with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. The SEA group is popular for its advance phishing attack and using the same technique they also hacked into the Official Twitter account of Microsoft News, Xbox Support, Skype and also defaced the Microsoft, ... | | OpenBSD Project survived after $20,000 Donation from Romanian Bitcoin Billionaire Last year in the month of December the Security-focused Unix-like distribution 'OpenBSD' Foundation announced that it was facing shut down due to lack of funds to pay their electricity bills and dedicated Internet line costs. Theo de Raadt, the founder of the OpenBSD project, and Bob Beck (Developer) announced: "In light of shrinking funding, we do need to look for a source ... | | '123456' giving tough competition to 'password' in Worst 25 Passwords of 2013 123456, password, 12345678, qwerty… or abc123, How many of you have your password one of these??? I think quite a many of you. Even after countless warnings and advices given to the users by many security researchers, people are continuously using a weak strength of password chains. After observing many cyber attacks in 2013, we have seen many incidents where an attacker ... | | Microsoft remotely deleted Tor Browser Bundle 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 from 2 Million systems, even without the knowledge of system owner or the Tor developers. ... | | More details about alleged 17-year-old Russian BlackPOS Malware Author released Security experts at IntelCrawler provided a new interesting update on BlackPOS malware author, that he forgot to delete his Social networking profile even after the last exposure from the investigators. As we have reported a few days before that the Intelligence firm IntelCrawler has identified a 17 year old teenager, known as "Ree [4]" in the underground market, as the author of the BlackPOS/ ... |
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