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•added 2014/04/10 12:00 a.m.•122 views

Than imagined more terror! OpenSSL“effort”vulnerability in-depth analysis-vulnerability warning-the black bar safety net

Author: yaoxi original source http://blog.wangzhan.360.cn/ Recently, OpenSSL broke this year's most serious security vulnerability in the hacker community is named“heart bleed”vulnerability. 3 6 0 site Guard security team of the vulnerability analysis, the vulnerability is not only related to htt...

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•added 2014/04/09 1:41 p.m.•14 views

Bruce Schneier on Surveillance at Source Boston keynote

BOSTON – History is not entirely kind to those responsible for the Industrial Age in the 19th century. How, for example, were the consequences of industrial innovation such as pollution largely ignored? Flash forward to today’s digital age and ask the same question: How are those responsible for...

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The Hacker News
The Hacker News
•added 2014/04/07 9:26 p.m.•19 views

Unbreakable Encryption inspired by Human Biology

When we talk about security, only one thing cames to our mind – ENCRYPTION. Encryption of our online messages, encryption of our emails, encryption of our voice call, encryption of our every personal data and communication that we have to keep away from cybercriminals and, if I am not wrong, also...

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•added 2014/03/31 9:23 a.m.•20 views

Google DNS Intercepted in Turkey

Internet service providers in Turkey have been intercepting traffic to Google’s DNS servers and redirecting it, shutting off a workaround that Turkish users had employed to get to sites such as Twitter and YouTube after the government had blocked them. Google software engineers said they had...

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The Hacker News
The Hacker News
•added 2014/03/30 4:58 a.m.•22 views

Google Public DNS intercepted by Turkish ISPs

I know we all have freedom of speech, but unfortunately it’s not free, especially in the countries govern by the governments where they are ready to kill our voice anyhow, even by censoring the social media. The same happened few days before, when Twitter, the biggest Social Media platform, was...

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myhack58
myhack58
•added 2014/03/30 12:00 a.m.•65 views

PHP168 6.0 and below the version login. php memory major security vulnerability-vulnerability warning-the black bar safety net

A big problem, it is best not to ignore。。。。 The use of the code will be php Trojan is inserted into the cache/directory to easily get webshell, you can bulk. Use a search engine to search Powered by php168 v6 or what version of v5, v4, v3, v2, v1 will search to many, many more related site Since...

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•added 2014/03/28 11:06 a.m.•15 views

U.S. Government Seeks Laxer Hacking Rules for Law Enforcement

The federal government is looking for a way to relax the laws to make it simpler for law enforcement agents to target and compromise the computers of suspects involved in criminal cases. The Department of Justice has forwarded a request to the body that considers such changes, asking that judges ...

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seebug.org
seebug.org
•added 2014/03/28 12:00 a.m.•20 views

Government Service Center /upload.jsp 文件上传漏洞

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•added 2014/03/27 12:37 p.m.•13 views

Government Requests for Google User Data Continue to Climb

While the number of requests for user information that Google receives from governments around the world continues to rise–climbing by 120 percent in the last four years–the company is turning over some data in fewer cases as time goes on. Google received more than 27,000 requests for user...

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The Hacker News
The Hacker News
•added 2014/03/26 1:47 a.m.•20 views

Malaysian flight MH370 tragedy abused by Chinese hackers for Espionage attacks

The Mysterious Malaysian Airlines flight MH370, a Boeing 777-200 aircraft that has gone missing by the time it flew from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing. The Malaysian Prime Minister had also confirmed that the Malaysia Airlines plane had crashed in a remote part of the southern Indian Ocean. Cyber...

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ThreatPost
•added 2014/03/25 4:04 p.m.•185 views

Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 spear phishing emails spotted

Hold off on the notion that watering hole attacks may supplant phishing as the initial means of compromise in advanced attacks. A number of recent targeted campaigns have used the crash of Malaysia Airlines 370 as a lure to infect government officials in the U.S. and Asia-Pacific. FireEye today...

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•added 2014/03/24 3:18 p.m.•13 views

Advocates Seek 'Smart Regulation' of Surveillance Technology

The long shadow cast by the use of surveillance technology and so-called lawful intercept tools has spread across much of the globe and has sparked a renewed push in some quarters for restrictions on the export of these systems. Politicians and policy analysts, discussing the issue in a panel...

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•added 2014/03/24 11:51 a.m.•28 views

Time Warner Cable Publishes First Transparency Report

Time Warner Cable has joined a half-dozen telecommunications and technology companies that, in the past six months, have published their first transparency report on government and law enforcement requests for user data and content. Since the Edward Snowden leaks began last June, transparency...

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The Hacker News
The Hacker News
•added 2014/03/22 8:10 p.m.•27 views

NSA Hacked Servers of Chinese telecom Huawei, Stole Source Codes

The US Government was publicly accusing Chinese electronics manufacturer Huawei of espionage from the past few years. Ironically, it has now been revealed that the National Security Agency conducted a major offensive cyber operations against the Chinese government and networking company Huawei, i...

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The Hacker News
The Hacker News
•added 2014/03/20 7:59 p.m.•19 views

Microsoft charges FBI for your Information; Syrian Electronic Army leaks Invoices

Till now we all were aware about the truth that tech companies gave legal access to user data on the government's request, but we were unaware that well known tech companies also charge the government for providing data. Syrian Electronic Army SEA, the pro-hacker group, who had compromised...

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•added 2014/03/12 11:28 a.m.•11 views

Agent.btz Malware May Have Served as Starting Point for Red October, Turla

Researchers looking into the recently uncovered Turla, or Snake, cyber espionage campaign have discovered some similarities connecting it to older pieces of malware such as Agent.btz, the worm that several years ago infected U.S. military networks and eventually caused the Department of Defense t...

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The Hacker News
•added 2014/03/11 8:45 p.m.•69 views

162,000 vulnerable WordPress websites abused to perform DDoS Attack

DDoS attacks are a growing issue facing by governments and businesses. In a recent attack, thousands of legitimate WordPress websites have been hijacked by hackers, without the need for them to be compromised. Instead, the attackers took advantage of an existing WordPress vulnerability...

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The Hacker News
The Hacker News
•added 2014/03/10 11:23 p.m.•24 views

Federal judge blocks NSA surveillance records from being destroyed

Last week, The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court FISA ruled the National Security Agency NSA to do not keep Internet and phone metadata gathered through bulk surveillance programs longer than five years and destroy them. Judge Reggie Walton said, keeping records for more than 5 years "would...

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The Hacker News
The Hacker News
•added 2014/03/10 10:37 p.m.•20 views

Edward Snowden at SXSW Conference: Would I do this again?, I Would!

The Whistleblower and Former National Security Agency NSA contractor Edward Snowden raised his voice and talked about citizen’s privacy once again. Yes, Snowden, whose leaks last year triggered debate on the massive surveillance conducted by the Government worldwide. In an interview, speaking via...

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•added 2014/03/10 2:45 p.m.•15 views

Researcher Eric Filiol Withdraws CanSecWest Presentation

A presenter at this week’s CanSecWest security conference has withdrawn his scheduled talk for fear the information could be used to attack critical infrastructure worldwide. Eric Filiol, scientific director of the Operational Cryptology and Virology lab. CTO/CSO of the ESIEA in France, pulled hi...

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