An Israeli-US security firm based in Boston, Cybereason has said that certain nation-state hackers managed to affect the systems of as many as ten cellular carriers worldwide to steal metadata of particular users. The company, without naming anyone, claims that the beleaguered users and the attackers both belong to China. The Continue Reading
Mac researchers have revealed a new malware program intended to precisely exploit a lately divulged zero-day bypass flaw in macOS X Gatekeeper, which has yet to be repaired. Accoridng to Joshua Long, chief security analyst at Integoin, the malware, which is named OSX/Linker, seems to be created by the same developers Continue Reading
Millions of PCs were made vulnerable to remote takeover due to a flaw in Dell’s SupportAssist software, a software designed to protect users from susceptibilities. According to a June 21 blog post, SafeBreach security researchers revealed the high-severity flaw (CVE-2019-12280) which comes from a component in SupportAssist, which checks the health of Continue Reading
OpenSSH has come up with a new feature to avert Side-Channel attacks. Memory side-channel flaws continue to loom modern processors, Spectre, and Meltdown, Rowhammer, and RAMBleed are just some samples. Many specialists established alternatives of side-channel attacks against OpenSSH application connected on targeted systems. In the attack situation, a process Continue Reading
The United States mounted a spate of cyber-attacks against Iran after the Iranian military downed an American surveillance drone. Following the US drowning of the drone, the military response to Iran began from the cyberspace. US President Donald Trump initially approved military strikes against Iran in response to downing a Continue Reading
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