| ASLR bypass techniques are popular with APT attacks Address space layout randomization (ASLR) is a security technique involved in protection from buffer overflow attacks. Many recent APT (Advanced Persistent Threat) attacks have utilized many different ASLR bypass techniques during the past year, according to Researchers at FireEye. Many exploits and malware attacks rely on the ability of the programmer to accurately identify where specific ... | | New Zealand Government Forcing Internet Companies and Network Operators to provide Interception capability In August the New Zealand has passed a bill that radically expands the powers of The Government Communications Security Bureau (GCSB), an intelligence agency of the New Zealand government, equivalent of the National Security Agency (NSA). The bill demands the companies and other network operators like Facebook, Microsoft, Google and Yahoo must allow New Zealand spy ... | | Unauthorized Access Backdoor found in D-Link router Firmware Code A number of D-Link routers reportedly have an issue that makes them susceptible to unauthorized backdoor access. The researcher Craig, specialized on the embedded device hacking - demonstrated the presence of a backdoor within some DLink routers that allows an attacker to access the administration web interface of network devices without any authentication and view/change its settings. ... | | FISC Court renews the Permission to collect Telephony Metadata again The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court has once again has renewed the permission to the U.S. government for a controversial program to collect the telephony metadata from American phone companies. The News that the NSA collects bulk phone call metadata including phone numbers, call times and duration from Verizon and other backbone providers initially leaked out in June ... | | Hardware Keylogger used by Card skimmers to steal Credit Cards at Nordstrom Store Three men allegedly installed Credit Card Skimming keylogger at into cash registers in a Nordstrom department store in the Florida. Those Keyloggers were connected via a keyboard cord between the keyboard and the computer to intercept the information transmitted between the two devices and Furthermore, the gang used the connectors designed to resemble common PS2 cables. ... |
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