What happens when the very antivirus designed to keep you and your organization safe becomes a threat vector for the attackers to exploit? Yesterday, I... Read More
Ax Sharma
Ax Sharma is a Security Researcher and Tech Reporter. His works and expert analyses have frequently been featured by leading media outlets including the BBC, Business Insider, Fortune, TechCrunch, TechRepublic, The Register, WIRED, among others. Ax's expertise lies in vulnerability research, malware analysis and reverse engineering, open source software and scams investigations. He's an active community member of British Association of Journalists (BAJ) and Canadian Association of Journalists (CAJ).
A group that goes by the name Distributed Denial of Secrets (DDoSecrets) has published 269 GB worth of data with hundreds of documents, images and... Read More
In a recently released vulnerability disclosure from d4rkn3ss from VNPT ISC as well as Adam Nichols of GRIMM, we learn of an unpatched vulnerability impacting... Read More
In a new report published by ESET’s researchers, we learn of Operation In(ter)ception which heavily targeted aerospace and military organizations. “To compromise their targets, the... Read More
Last week we reported on CloudEyE which was a legitimate Italian business helping hackers with spreading malware. Now, Citizen Lab has unveiled a major... Read More
WordPress 5.4.2 release announcement stated the update shipped with multiple fixes for Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities. Out of this the most significant fix is... Read More
In an a unfortunate incident, video consultants of some patients using the Babylon Health app were leaked to other users of the app. It... Read More
On May 30th, Roku streaming channels experienced an unexplained disruption, leaving impacted customers clueless with no idea what was wrong. The company advised those customers to update... Read More
Security firm admits to exposure of 5 billion records, after attempting to censor researchers
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In March 2020, Bob Diachenko reported discovering an unprotected, publicly accessible Elasticsearch instance which exposed two collections of records: first set with over 5... Read More
We just released news on this one but here’s a summary of what happened: In March 2020, Bob Diachenko, cyber threat intelligence director of... Read More
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