You go to retailer shop to buy a new smartphone. you trust the manufacturer that its clean and safe to use. But its not always the case. Some cheap smartphones are pre-loaded with Malware. The malware is much difficult to uninstall and using evasion techniques that is hard to detect. The malware, called DeathRing, is […] Continue reading → 
Adobe Flash Player 15.0.0.152 which was released on Tuesday fixes a total of 12 vulnerabilities. Security Bugs include memory leakage, memory corruption, use-after-free. These could be exploited for code execution. These flaws affect Flash Player 14 and all previous versions for Windows and Mac. These updates resolve memory leakage vulnerabilities that could be used to […] Continue reading → 
Mohamed M.Fouad - a security researcher from Egypt have found that famous FileHosting website 4shared vulnerable to XSS(Cross Site Scripting), Clickjacking, CSRF & Openssl CCS Injection Vulnerability and Apache tomcat example directory vulnerability that can lead to cookies http only bypass , Session manipulation. 4shared as we all know is a hosting service and file […] Continue reading → 
Mohamed M.Fouad - an Independent Security Researcher from Egypt have found a SQL Injection and Local File Inclusion(LFI) vulnerability on famous Social recruiting website Jobvite. Jobvite is a Social recruiting and applicant tracking platform created for companies with the highest expectations of candidate quality and recruiting technology. The hacker found a SQLi and LFI vulnerability […] Continue reading → 
Google has released a new version of the Chrome web browser by fixing security bugs and add performance improvements to chrome Browser. Announcing the release of Chrome version 37, Google listed the following fixes. DirectWrite support on Windows for improved font rendering A number of new apps/extension APIs Lots of under the hood changes for […] Continue reading → 
Routers are an ideal target for Hackers. If an attacker gains control of a router, they can monitor, redirect, block or otherwise tamper with a wide range of online activities of the target. Worst-case scenario? Strangers from anywhere in the world can access your files, slip malware into your network, or use your own security […] Continue reading → 
Researchers are gearing up to hack top manufacturers of Home and SME wireless routers during a contest next month at the Defcon 22 security conference.The contest is called SOHOpelessly Broken. The sponsors behind the DefCon SOHOpelessly Broken competition, Independent Security Evalutators and digital rights lobby group Electronic Frontier Foundation are confident the hackers will find […] Continue reading → 
Tesla Model SComputer hackers from Zhejiang University at a conference in Beijing has successfully exploited the flaw in the software used in electric cars made by US firm Tesla Motors, SCMP reports. A team with the name “YO” was awarded 10,600 yuan by the Symposium on Security for Asia Network (SyScan360). Actual award was US$10,000 […] Continue reading → 
The professional social networking giant LinkedIn is affected by Multiple reflected Cross-Site Scripting vulnerabilities. An attacker can inject HTML or script code in the context of victim’s browser, so can perform XSS attacks, and steal cookies of a targeted user, according to a posting on the Full Disclosure mailing list. Cross Site Scripting (also […] Continue reading → 
Indian security researcher named ishwar prasad bhat found a bug in Ebay India(A Largest online Shopping website) which allowed him to buy any products for just 1 rupee(0.01 dollar). While explaining the bug, Ishwar told THP that using this bug anybody can buy anything worth millions of rupees products for just 1 rupee by just […] Continue reading →