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Infrastructure Security Response, Google excludes 11M+ domains
Google officially removed a “freehost” provider from a Korean Company that was providing the .co.cc domain (link to The Register article). This was done on the basis of a large percentage of spammy or...
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If I were Evil Series: Creating a malware pandemic through USB charging stations
I would infect the USB power stations at airports & first class w/ malware to take-over all the Laptops & Smart-devices, iPads, iPhones, and latest Samsung device. I would do this either one on...
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Attribution & Intent challenges: Comparing Regin module 50251 and “Qwerty”...
Kaspersky Labs (a pretty wicked good set of researchers) published an analysis on the Snowden shared source code and found it identical in part to a piece of malware known as Regin. Regin has been in...
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Bank Hackers Steal Millions ($100M+) via Malware & long campaign – NYTimes.com
A good article was released on the NYT today highlighting an elongated attack into up to 100 banks where methods were learned by attackers, and then exploited. What is interesting here is that the...
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Hacking Drones Close to Being Drawn up by Boeing and Hacking Team
A high schooler could have done this, but these 2 didn’t get it done because of a NDA!? Sad and shows sometimes progress can be derailed by the smallest of things. Passion is finicky and when pursuing...
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Welcome to The Internet of Compromised Things – How not to be hacked, routers
A good write-up by Jeff addresses a problem that has existed for several years, but only recently is starting to get malicious. A few hackers demonstrated how the software running common internet...
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