Vulnerability Archive

  Bitdefender has identified a vulnerability in the operation of PayPal, one of the largest payment processors worldwide, which would have allowed attackers to send specially created files to force the execution of malicious code on users’ computers. Hackers were able to orchestrate large attacks on PayPal

Bitdefender was the victim of a cyber attack that exposed a very limited number of usernames and passwords. A renowned blog notes that a hacker who calls himself DetoxRansome had tried to blackmail the company, threatening to publish data about customers. Bitedefender said in a reply, that they have identified

Security researcher Joshua J. Drake (@jduck) discovered one of the worst Android vulnerabilities discovered to date. This android critical vulnerability targets 95% of Android devices, almost 1 billion devices. Every Android phone or tablet with a version between 2.2 and 5.1 of the android operating system is

Magento just releasted a new security patch and they recommend us to install it immediately. As part of our ongoing commitment to security, we have uncovered potential vulnerabilities that we are proactively addressing today with a new patch (SUPEE-6285). There are no confirmed reports of attacks related

Magento sent an email today to all accounts registered on it’s official website regarding a security update. If you’re using Magento Community Edition you are exposed to remote code execution. So please read the message below and go to Magento’s Official Website and download a security patch

  Google may now be on trial by Safari users after losing a Court of Appeal bid. Now, Safari users from UK have the right to sue  over alleged misuse of privacy settings. Users claim that Google avoided the security settings on the Safari browser by installing tracking cookies

81% of large businesses have suffered malicious data breaches shows in a cybersecurity survey, made by UK Government’s in 2014. That indicate almost one in five didn’t. “In this context, it’s impractical to prove a negative,” said Lenny Zeltser, a senior faculty member at the SANS Institute, who

The big question is could the internet ever be switched off? We think the internet is unbreakable. At least, until now it is not proved. Perhaps a more accurate term would be “hijacking the Internet”. London’s Docklands district is a big building in which is a substantial node in

  Driverless cars could be vulnerable to hackers who could bring cities to a chaos, steal cars remotely or even commit deadly terror attacks, and many other problems, is a known fact. The report from the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) suggests that autonomous vehicles could be on the roads in

  Called Freak, Factoring attack on RSA-EXPORT Keys, the security breach exists on high-profile websites. It is supossed that seven hours is all it takes to crack the encryption that is in place on some supposedly secure websites. Browsers can be hijacked and tricked into accessing websites using legacy encryption.  There was