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Pierluigi Paganini December 21, 2013

Breaking 4096-bit RSA with an Acoustic Cryptanalysis attack

Israeli Security researchers explained how to break 4096-bit RSA analyzing CPU sound emitted during decryption (Acoustic Cryptanalysis attack). Israeli Security Researchers at Tel Aviv University recently published an interesting paper titled “RSA Key Extraction via Low-Bandwidth Acoustic Cryptanalysis” to explain how they have successfully broken 4096-bit RSA analyzing Computer’s CPU Sound emitted during execution of […]

Pierluigi Paganini December 20, 2013

New cyber attack against The Washington Post

Security experts at Mandiant have discovered that hackers break into Washington Post servers stealing employee users credentials hashes. Security experts at Mandiant intelligence firm have discovered a new intrusion into the network of The Washington Post, it is the third time in the last three years. In time I’m writing it is still not clear […]

Pierluigi Paganini December 18, 2013

54 Million Turkish Citizens data stoled by Russian Hackers

Researchers from KONDA Security firm have discovered that the Russian hackers have stolen personal information of 54 Million Turkish Citizens. Unknown Russian hackers have reportedly stolen Personal details of nearly 54 million Turkish citizens, the data breach is clamorous if we consider that the figure represents nearly 70% of the whole Turkish population. The Hurriyet daily news […]

Pierluigi Paganini December 18, 2013

Adallom discovered an important Office 365 Token Disclosure Vulnerability

Adallom demonstrated that exploiting an Office 365 Token Disclosure Vulnerability an attacker can steal organisations SharePoint credentials. Adallom chief software architect Noam Liran published a very interesting post on a severe Office 365 Token Disclosure Vulnerability, the researcher demonstrated how an attacker can steal Microsoft Office 365 credentials if victims host a Word document on their […]

Pierluigi Paganini December 17, 2013

NSA – A bios malware can remotely destroy any US system

During a CBS Interview show “60 Minutes”, The NSA Director General Alexander and the Information Assurance Director Plunkett claimed a foreign government has developed a BIOS based malware that can remotely destroy any computer. Senior National Security Agency (NSA) officials have revealed to CBS American television newsmagazine “60 Minutes” that a foreign government has tried […]

Pierluigi Paganini December 15, 2013

Safari browser stores in plaintext previous secure session data

Researchers at Kaspersky Lab discovered Apple Safari browser stores previous secure session data unencrypted in a hidden folder. Apple’s Safari browser stores session information including authentication credentials used in previous HTTPS sessions to implement the feature “Reopen All Windows from Last Session”. Safari stores in a plain text XML file called Property list, or plist, […]

Pierluigi Paganini December 14, 2013

German researcher found remote code execution flaw on EBay subdomain

The German security researcher David Vieira-Kurz discovered a critical vulnerability in the Ebay website that allows an attacker a remote code execution. The German security researcher David Vieira-Kurz discovered a critical vulnerability in the official Ebay website in particular in its sub domain http://sea.ebay.com that allows an attacker a remote code execution. It’s not the first time […]

Pierluigi Paganini December 14, 2013

Google Vulnerabilities out of bounty program, how is it possible?

Experts at Hacker Online Club published a post on Google vulnerabilities that are currently not under bug bounty program of the company. Today I desire to propose the information on Un-patched Google Vulnerabilities published on the web site Hackers Online Club trying to understand a hacker how could exploit them. The first Google Vulnerability is a […]

Pierluigi Paganini December 12, 2013

NVIDIA mental ray flaw allows the control of entire render farm

Researchers at ReVuln demonstrated how gain the control of an entire render farm exploiting the vulnerability affecting NVIDIA mental ray. Researchers at ReVuln recently published a paper that details a vulnerability affecting NVIDIA mental ray which allows an attacker to take control over a mental ray based render farm. Probably not all know what is […]

Pierluigi Paganini December 09, 2013

Linkedin iOS app V 6_1_2 HTML message parsing vulnerability

LinkedIn iOS app parses HTML in the messages, and this can be used to phish for credentials or be escalated into a full blown attack. Senior CyberSecurity Specialist Zouheir Abdallah @ZuZ (Twitter handle), has publicly and responsibly disclosed a vulnerability in LinkedIn’s mobile app. Zouheir is known for reporting a serious vulnerability in DropBox’s 2 Factor […]

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Breaking 4096-bit RSA with an Acoustic Cryptanalysis attack

New cyber attack against The Washington Post

54 Million Turkish Citizens data stoled by Russian Hackers

Adallom discovered an important Office 365 Token Disclosure Vulnerability

NSA – A bios malware can remotely destroy any US system

Safari browser stores in plaintext previous secure session data

German researcher found remote code execution flaw on EBay subdomain

Google Vulnerabilities out of bounty program, how is it possible?

NVIDIA mental ray flaw allows the control of entire render farm

Linkedin iOS app V 6_1_2 HTML message parsing vulnerability

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