Seculert’s experts found specialized malware steals details of bank cards of sale terminals under Windows. The malware, named Dexter, is introduced into the system process iexplore.exe, providing it with a restart when disconnected by hand and prepare a list of active processes, each determines the available memory space, it reads in a local buffer, using […]
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The new malicious code steals data on credit cards from POS terminals
Posted: December 25, 2012 in IT Security News, Security NoticesTags: Dexter malware, PoS-malware, ZeuS
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Scientists have presented a new technique for stealing data using bank cards
Posted: September 12, 2012 in IT Security News, Vulnerability NewsTags: bank terminal, credit card, vulnerability
A group of researchers has found that many banking terminals use predictable transaction IDs. Researchers at Cambridge University presented a report on vulnerabilities in banking card terminals, which allow hackers to steal user information, and create clones of existing credit cards. The study was presented at the conference on cryptography in Leuven, Belgium. The scientists […]
The number of cases of fraud involving bank cards increased
Posted: September 4, 2012 in ArticlesTags: bank cards, electronic payment systems, hacker attacks, internet fraud, involving bank cards, Scamming
In recent time increased the number of cases of fraud involving bank cards. According to the analyst, global losses from Internet fraud and bank terminals in the billions annually. Of particular concern are scamming – interception of a credit card through the electronic devices illegally installed on the front of the bank terminal (overhead readers […]
In a connected, digital and wireless world, your personal, financial, business and private information is at risk from hackers and other thieves. The threat magnifies when you’re on vacation. With the great memories and rejuvenation of time away with family, friends or self comes vulnerability to less than secure technology. Below are some tips to […]
How Do You Find A Keylogger On Your Computer?
Posted: March 4, 2014 in ArticlesTags: cybersecurity threats, Keylogger
Keyloggers are a dangerous form of a malware that hackers often use to get people’s data. You will want to know what keyloggers are so that you can avoid them. Surfing the Internet can be quite risky if you don’t understand all of the threats that you face. Keyloggers are one of the biggest cybersecurity […]
An In-Depth Discussion about Bitdefender Total Security 2014
Posted: August 15, 2013 in Antivirus and Security SoftwareTags: Anti-Theft service, antivirus technology, BitDefender, Photon technology, Total Security 2014, virus protection
Bitdefender Total Security 2014 If you’re looking for a program with “Total Security” for your computer, expect Bitdefender to stand up to your expectations with all the new features and performance boosters added in the new 2014 version. Bitdefender Total Security 2014 will not disappoint you in any way when it comes to offering antivirus […]
Hackers are moving to a new electronic currency after closing Liberty Reserve
Posted: August 12, 2013 in IT Security NewsTags: Cyber criminals, Liberty Reserve, Perfect Money, underground forums
Cyber criminals are increasingly turning to the services of the Panamanian service Perfect Money. Three months later, after a group of international human rights organizations raided the office of the electronic payment system Liberty Reserve (after the company closed down), cybercriminals, most experts say, are increasingly turning to the services of the service Perfect Money. […]
Fraudsters have earned $200 million
Posted: June 7, 2013 in IT Security NewsTags: Fraudsters, stolen credit card
Fraudsters have earned $200 million from the sale of stolen credit card data. For its activities criminals have created a special web portal. 11 people in the U.S., the UK and Vietnam were arrested for organizing a criminal group that engaged in theft of credit card customers of banks. Throughout her work fraudsters managed to […]
Cybercriminals Steal $45 million From ATMs in 27 Countries
Posted: May 10, 2013 in IT Security NewsTags: ATM, cybercriminals, debit cards
International criminal group in just a few hours stole $ 45 million: having got access to a database on debit cards, they to remove cash in ATMs worldwide. According to prosecutor’s office of the USA, some thousand thefts from ATMs with use of duplicates of cards with a magnetic tape on which the data of […]
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