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#Instagram_RCE: Code Execution Vulnerability in Instagram App for Android and iOS

24 September 2020

Research by: Gal Elbaz Background Instagram, with over 100+ million photos uploaded every day, is one of the most popular social media platforms. For that reason, we decided to audit the security of the Instagram app for both Android and iOS operating systems. We found a critical vulnerability that can be used to perform remote... Click to Read More The post #Instagram_RCE: Code Execution Vulnerability in Instagram App for Android and iOS appeared first on Check Point Research. [...]

21st September – Threat Intelligence Bulletin

21 September 2020

For the latest discoveries in cyber research for the week of 21st September 2020, please download our Threat Intelligence Bulletin. Top Attacks and Breaches Check Point Research has unraveled an ongoing surveillance operation by Iranian entities that have been targeting Iranian expats and dissidents for years. The campaign targets both PCs and mobile devices, and... Click to Read More The post 21st September – Threat Intelligence Bulletin appeared first on Check Point Research. [...]

Rampant Kitten – An Iranian Espionage Campaign

18 September 2020

Introduction Check Point Research unraveled an ongoing surveillance operation by Iranian entities that has been targeting Iranian expats and dissidents for years. While some individual sightings of this attack were previously reported by other researchers and journalists, our investigation allowed us to connect the different campaigns and attribute them to the same attackers. Among the... Click to Read More The post Rampant Kitten – An Iranian Espionage Campaign appeared first on Check Point Research. [...]

Rudeminer, Blacksquid and Lucifer Walk Into A Bar

15 September 2020

Research by David Driker, Amir Landau Background Lucifer is a Windows crypto miner and DDOS hybrid malware. Three months ago, researchers published a report detailing its unique activities. More recently, we found evidence that the attackers behind this campaign started their operations in 2018. What started as a miner with self-spreading capabilities that targeted the... Click to Read More The post Rudeminer, Blacksquid and Lucifer Walk Into A Bar appeared first on Check Point Research. [...]

14th September – Threat Intelligence Bulletin

14 September 2020

For the latest discoveries in cyber research for the week of 14th September 2020, please download our Threat Intelligence Bulletin. Top Attacks and Breaches US data center giant Equinix has been hit by the Netwalker ransomware. The threat actor demanded $4.5 million worth of bitcoin in exchange for decryption keys and to prevent release of... Click to Read More The post 14th September – Threat Intelligence Bulletin appeared first on Check Point Research. [...]

7th September – Threat Intelligence Bulletin

7 September 2020

For the latest discoveries in cyber research for the week of 7th September 2020, please download our Threat Intelligence Bulletin. Top Attacks and Breaches More than a dozen European ISPs have reported DDoS attacks targeting their DNS infrastructure. The attacks reached 300Gbit/s in volume and were part of an extortion attempt, likely related to last... Click to Read More The post 7th September – Threat Intelligence Bulletin appeared first on Check Point Research. [...]

TikTok and the Cybersecurity Challenge

4 September 2020

Major tech companies understand that their brands are only as strong as they are safe to use, so they set bounties on vulnerabilities: hundreds of thousands of dollars, a million dollars, to any programmer who can find a hole in their sites. White hat hackers comb every line of code to try and earn the... Click to Read More The post TikTok and the Cybersecurity Challenge appeared first on Check Point Research. [...]

31st August – Threat Intelligence Bulletin

31 August 2020

For the latest discoveries in cyber research for the week of 31st August 2020, please download our Threat Intelligence Bulletin. Top Attacks and Breaches The New Zealand stock exchange (NZX) has suffered four consecutive days of DDoS attacks, causing severe disruptions, eventually halting trade. Few details have been released regarding the attack. In November 2019... Click to Read More The post 31st August – Threat Intelligence Bulletin appeared first on Check Point Research. [...]

Gozi: The Malware with a Thousand Faces

28 August 2020

1. Introduction Most of the time, the relationship between cybercrime campaigns and malware strains is simple. Some malware strains, like the gone-but-not-forgotten GandCrab, are intimately tied to a single actor, who is using the malware directly or distributing it via an affiliate program. Other strains, like the open-source Quasar RAT, are “public domain” malware; they’ve... Click to Read More The post Gozi: The Malware with a Thousand Faces appeared first on Check Point Research. [...]

An Old Bot’s Nasty New Tricks: Exploring Qbot’s Latest Attack Methods

27 August 2020

Research By: Alex Ilgayev Introduction The notorious banking trojan Qbot has been in business for more than a decade. The malware, which has also been dubbed Qakbot and Pinkslipbot, was discovered in 2008 and is known for collecting browsing data and stealing banking credentials and other financial information from victims. It is highly structured, multi-layered,... Click to Read More The post An Old Bot’s Nasty New Tricks: Exploring Qbot’s Latest Attack Methods appeared first on Check Point Research. [...]

REvil ransomware crew dangles $1,000,000 cybercrime carrot

28 September 2020

When a company pays a multimillion dollar ransomware blackmail demand, where do you think the money goes? [...]

Naked Security Live – “SMS scams: keep yourself and your family safe!”

28 September 2020

Naked Security Live - here's the recorded version of our latest video. Enjoy. [...]

Blast from the past! Windows XP source code allegedly leaked online

25 September 2020

Windows XP source code! Fair game to take a peek, or best to look away? [...]

SMS phishing scam pretends to be Apple “chatbot” – don’t fall for it!

24 September 2020

If you got someone else's "free offer" in what looked like a misdirected message, would you take a peek? [...]

Naked Security Live – “The Zerologon hole: are you at risk?”

21 September 2020

Naked Security Live - here's the recorded version of our latest video. Enjoy. [...]

A real-life Maze ransomware attack – “If at first you don’t succeed…”

18 September 2020

The crooks wanted $15,000,000. They didn't get it. Huzzah! [...]

Zerologon – hacking Windows servers with a bunch of zeros

17 September 2020

Cryptography is hard. And cryptographic blunders can be hard to spot. This one was there for years... [...]

Naked Security Live – “Should you worry about your wallpaper?”

14 September 2020

Naked Security Live - here's the recorded version of our latest video. Enjoy. [...]

Serious Security: Hacking Windows passwords via your wallpaper

11 September 2020

Themes and wallpapers - how dangerous can they really be? [...]

Fake web alerts – how to spot and stop them

9 September 2020

How do you spot and deal with fake system alerts on both computers and mobile devices? [...]

Estas son las mejores marcas de laptops del 2020

28 September 2020

Un punto de partida para adquirir una laptop es elegir la marca. Estas son las mejores en el mercado. [...]

Las mejores distribuciones Linux que puedes encontrar en 2020

28 September 2020

Las distribuciones de Linux (también conocidas coloquialmente como distros) son clave para tu computadora. [...]

Cómo hacer una captura de pantalla en PC

27 September 2020

Existen varias formas de hacer una captura de pantalla en tu computadora con sistema Windows; conócelas aquí. [...]

Cómo grabar la pantalla del PC explicado paso a paso

27 September 2020

Te explicamos cómo grabar la pantalla de tu PC; es un proceso muy sencillo y que puede ser de gran utilidad. [...]

Código muestra que Windows XP tenía un tema con aire de Mac

26 September 2020

El tema denominado Candy de Windows XP, al parecer, era “solo para uso interno” [...]

Cómo descargar Windows 10 de forma gratis y legal

26 September 2020

Ya es hora de que des el salto de Windows 7 a Windows 10. Te explicamos cómo puedes conseguirlo sin costo. [...]

Una extensión de Chrome convierte las noticias escritas en podcasts

26 September 2020

La extensión es gratuita y ofrece descargas en mp3 [...]

Los problemas más comunes en Zoom (y cómo solucionarlos)

26 September 2020

Aunque podría haber problemas al hacer una videoconferencia a través de Zoom, siempre hay soluciones. [...]

El código fuente de Windows XP se habría filtrado en línea

25 September 2020

De comprobarse, podría suponer un riesgo incluso para los usuarios de Windows 10 [...]

Los mejores discos duros externos que puedes comprar en 2020

25 September 2020

No importa el tipo de archivos que debes respaldar, aquí encontraras el disco duro externo que necesitas. [...]

ATO wants to verify citizens are alive and physically present for myGovID registrations

28 September 2020

The agency has gone to market seeking to introduce a "liveness" solution to the digital identity app. [...]

US federal judge blocks TikTok ban

28 September 2020

The injunction follows a similar one being issued against a WeChat ban last week. [...]

Singapore urges need for international organisations to 'reform' in digital age

27 September 2020

Singapore's Foreign Affairs Minister calls for the United Nations and World Trade Organisation to be reformed, so international rules are in line with cybersecurity and other key digital developments. [...]

Google removes 17 Android apps caught engaging in WAP billing fraud

27 September 2020

The 17 apps were infected with the Joker (Bread) malware, which Google described in January 2020 as one of the most persistent threats it dealt with since 2017. [...]

KuCoin cryptocurrency exchange hacked for $150 million

26 September 2020

KuCoin said an intruder drained all its hot wallets today. [...]

Pastebin adds 'Burn After Read' and 'Password Protected Pastes' to the dismay of the infosec community

26 September 2020

The two new features will make it easier to disguise malware operations. [...]

Twitter warns of possible API keys leak

25 September 2020

Incorrect server settings on the Twitter Developer portal led to browsers caching API keys, account access token and secret. [...]

You can bypass TikTok's MFA by logging in via a browser

25 September 2020

Enabling MFA in the TikTok mobile app doesn't apply it for the web dashboard. TikTok promised to fix the issue. [...]

Microsoft Ignite 2020: All the news from this week's Redmond's IT Pro conference

25 September 2020

From Project Cortex and Azure resiliency to Teams and Edge on Linux, here's everything you need to know about the news out of Microsoft's Ignite conference. [...]

Of course I want an Amazon drone flying inside my house. Don't you?

25 September 2020

Amazon's riveting new product, the Ring Always Home Cam, is truly sent from the gods. [...]