| 'LinkedIn Intro' iOS app can read your emails in iPhone Your LinkedIn profile is your digital resume. Yesterday, LinkedIn launched a new app for for iOS devices called Intro 'LinkedIn Intro'. With this feature an email on your iPhone will display a picture of the sender, with useful profile info from LinkedIn. Basically, to use the service, a LinkedIn user must route all of their emails (any provider i.e. Hotmail, Gmail, Yahoo, etc.) through ... | | South Korea hit by Android Trojan, Malware in Gaming apps and DDoS attack Last Tuesday, The National Police Agency of South Korea warned the people that many Malware infected video games being offered in the South Korean markets with the purpose of launching Cyber attacks on the Country. That Malware is collecting location data and IP addresses of infected users and according to experts, malware is sending data back to its master servers based in North Korea. | | New Android Banking Trojan targeting Korean users A very profitable line for mobile malware developers is Android Banking Trojans, which infect phones and steal passwords and other data when victims log onto their online bank accounts. One recent trend is Android malware that attacks users in specific countries, such as European Countries, Brazil and India. The Antivirus software maker Malwarebytes noticed that a new ... | | Google detected Malware on PHP.net website; Flagged as 'Suspicious' site If you are today trying to visit the php.net website, an official website of the PHP scripting language, you will likely see the above shown result, instead of the original website. Chrome and Firefox is currently flagging the site as "suspicious" and contains malware that can harm your computer. According to Google's Webmaster Tools, the script at http://static.php.net ... | | What Does PCI 3.0 Mean to Security Practitioners? Cybercrime, identity theft, and frauds are on the rise; and in most cases, the data breaches are associated with credit cards and cardholder data. The impact of data breach not only affects your organization, but also your customers. A common observation cites that organizations that are PCI compliant are 50% less likely to suffer a data breach. It is alarming to notice that most ... |
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