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21st June, 2018 By Curtis Franklin Jr.   A series of newly disclosed vulnerabilities could allow an attacker to gain control of industrial switches.   Phoenix Contact has disclosed four vulnerabilities in switches in the FL SWITCH industrial line. The … Continue reading →

20th June, 2018 By Catalin Cimpanu     A weird Edge bug that was fixed earlier this month, allows a malicious website to retrieve content from other sites by playing audio files in a malformed manner that produces unintended consequences. … Continue reading →

By Staff Writer Jun 20 20188:46AM   Malware takes screenshots of users’ desktops, and has been operating silently for six years. Researchers have uncovered a sophisticated rootkit-based adware, mainly prevalent on Windows 10 devices, that has been operating covertly for … Continue reading →

18th June, 2018 By Ericka Chickowski   Cryptocurrencies, how do hackers love thee? Let us count the ways.   With the cryptocurrency market bonanza in full swing, unscrupulous cybercriminals are cooking up new scams and hacks by the hour, all … Continue reading →

Newly-released documents confirm that the Australian government’s commitment to ‘no backdoors’ to weaken encryption algorithms doesn’t preclude backdoors elsewhere in the secure messaging pipeline.   By Stilgherrian June 13, 2018   “The government will not mandate backdoors. That is, the … Continue reading →

16th June, 2018 By Mark Wycislik-Wilson     Computer scientists from the University of California, the College of William and Mary, and Binghamton University have published a paper detailing a new “design principle” that avoids speculative execution vulnerabilities.   Researchers … Continue reading →

15th June, 2018 By Catalin Cimpanu     A hacker gained access to the GitHub account of the Syscoin cryptocurrency and replaced the official Windows client with a version containing malware.   The poisoned Syscoin Windows client contained Arkei Stealer, … Continue reading →

By Eduard Kovacs on June 14, 2018   Siemens this week published five new security advisories describing several vulnerabilities discovered in its switches, routers, building automation products, and medical devices.   One of the advisories covers a high severity flaw … Continue reading →

Malware on Cores, Xeons may lift computations, mitigations in place or coming   By Chris Williams, Editor in Chief 13 Jun 2018       A security flaw within Intel Core and Xeon processors can be potentially exploited to swipe sensitive data … Continue reading →