Security News
WebMaster news@malwarecity.com (16.08.2010): Server-based botnet floods net with brutish SSH attacks
PHP patch laggards to blame
WebMaster news@malwarecity.com (13.08.2010): Six Florida Colleges Victims Of Widespread Data Breach
SSNs, other personal data of 126,000 students, employees were inadvertently exposed -- and ultimately accessed -- online
WebMaster news@malwarecity.com (13.08.2010): Zeus v3 Trojan draining more than £675,000 from UK bank
A UK financial institution is being targeted by a sophisticated attack using web-based malware to steal money from accounts, says M86 Security.
WebMaster news@malwarecity.com (13.08.2010): Facebook bug could give spammers names, photos
Facebook is scrambling to fix a bug in its Website that could be misused by spammers to harvest user names and photographs.
WebMaster news@malwarecity.com (13.08.2010): 'Dangerous' iPhone exploit code goes public
Attackers may grab jailbreak hacks for evil uses; patch fast, say experts
Private browsing (12.08.2010): it's not so private
Research by Stanford University to investigate the privacy of the "private browsing" feature of many Web browsers suggests that the tools aren't all that private after all, and that many kinds of information can be leaked by browsers when using the mode.
WebMaster news@malwarecity.com (12.08.2010): Cars hacked through wireless tire sensors
The tire pressure monitors built into modern cars have been shown to be insecure by researchers from Rutgers University and the University of South Carolina.
WebMaster news@malwarecity.com (04.08.2010): Hack attack hits ATM jackpots
Computer security researcher Barnaby Jack jokes that he has resorted to hiding cash under his bed since figuring out how to crack automated teller machines remotely using the Internet.