How much malware tools sell for on the Dark Web
A low-quality batch of malicious tools can sell for as low as $70, while a premium set can go as high as $6,000, according to the security research site Privacy Affairs.
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Newest Malware from China
Posted by Auto Poster | Jul 6, 2020 | Malware |
“I think malware is a significant threat because the mitigation, like antivirus software, hasn’t evolved to a point to mitigate the risk to a reasonable degree.” Kevin MitnickRead the full story
Read MoreHome router warning: They’re riddled with known flaws and run ancient, unpatched Linux
Posted by Auto Poster | Jul 6, 2020 | IoT, Linux |
And there are no routers in the study from the Fraunhofer Institute without known security flaws.
Read MoreMagecart Attacks on Claire’s and Other U.S. Stores Linked to North Korea
Posted by Auto Poster | Jul 6, 2020 | Web CMS |
Hackers linked to the North Korean government appear to be behind the Magecart attacks on fashion retailer Claire’s and other online stores, Netherlands-based e-commerce security company Sansec reported on Monday. read...
Read MoreMake sure you’ve patched your F5 BIG-IP gear. Exploit code for scary bug pair is so trivial, it fits in a tweet
Posted by Auto Poster | Jul 6, 2020 | Misc |
Plus: What? No. No way. People would just do that? Go on Tor and use it to commit crimes? In Brief Exploit code for the pair of nasty vulnerabilities in F5 Networks’ BIG-IP application delivery controllers is now...
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