Web-based Ethereum wallet, Shitcoin Wallet, is pushing malicious javascript codes to the wallet users, thieving critical information. Exposed by Harry Denley, a security and anti-phishing expert, on Monday, the susceptible codes are gathering IDs of main crypto platforms including Binance, MyCryptoWallet, and many others. The Wallet works as a Chrome Continue Reading
RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — According to a report issued Monday, there was no evidence in the federal investigation that cyber-attacks were responsible for computer errors that affected elections in the county of North Carolina in 2016. The report of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security said it did not identify Continue Reading
US technology giant Microsoft said on Monday it received a court order which allows it to take down web domains used by North Korean hackers to carry out cyberattacks. Microsoft said a federal court allowed it to seize 50 domains operated by a group called Thallium, which fooled online users Continue Reading
Technology company Wyze has said a server leak has unearthed the details of nearly 2.4 million customers. The leak happened after an internal database was unintentionally uncovered online, Wyze co-founder Dongsheng Song said. Song said the uncovered database was not a production system; nevertheless, the server was storing valid user Continue Reading
Trustwave – a security services company- has released an open source project directed specifically at companies that would like to provide their security teams and red teams with password cracking as a service, the company confirmed today at the Black Hat Europe Conference. Using the new CrackQ platform enterprises can Continue Reading
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