According to the administration of Facebook, the social network has undergone a “complex” attack by unknown hackers. At the same time, according to a company blog that the incident was identified in January of this year. Any sensitive data of users, according to Facebook, were not compromised. Social networking experts also noted that the risk […]
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Facebook reported about successful reflection of the hacker attack
Posted: February 18, 2013 in IT Security NewsTags: confidential information, Facebook, hacker attacks, hacking
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Dr.Web Anti-virus for Windows reliable protection from viruses, spyware, rootkits and hacker attacks
Posted: December 4, 2012 in Antivirus and Security SoftwareTags: Anti-virus for Windows, Dr.Web
Dr.Web Anti-virus for Windows ensures reliable protection from viruses, rootkits, spyware, adware, hacking tools, programs, dialers and joke programs. Dr.Web Anti-virus for Windows filters email traffic, detects and removes malicious code that monitors the file system. Dr.Web for Windows regularly updates the list of viruses. Dr.Web Anti-virus for Windows provides: – Detection and neutralization of malware on […]
How to protect a PC against hacker attacks via vulnerabilities Oracle Java
Posted: September 4, 2012 in Vulnerability NewsTags: eScan, it-security, Java Runtime Environment, Java vulnerability
eScan – how to protect a PC against hacker attacks via unpatched vulnerabilities Oracle Java Recall, August 27, 2012 the company FireEye researchers reported in his blog about the dangerous gaps in the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) 1.7 – runtime Java. Vulnerabilities, the current platforms Microsoft Windows, Mac OS X and Linux, was given the […]
Hackers are planning a large-scale attack on the United States
Posted: December 14, 2012 in IT Security NewsTags: american banks, cybercriminals, Hackers, online-banking, virus Gozi Prinimalka
According to experts, cyber criminals target, at least 30 major U.S. banks. Antivirus company McAfee researchers found that cybercriminals are preparing a number of large-scale attacks against the United States, which would be implemented in the spring of next year. As it became known to the experts, the project named ‘Blitzkrieg’ should destabilize the system […]
Hackers “active attacks” U.S. banks
Posted: November 3, 2012 in IT Security NewsTags: bank, DDoS-attacks, hacker, hacking
Janet Napolitano of the Representative office, said that a number of major U.S. financial institutions are actively tried discredit. According to a leader of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) U.S. Secretary Janet Napolitano, over the past few days by unknown hackers are actively trying to discredit a number of major financial institutions in the […]
Hackers attacks at the network software
Posted: September 14, 2012 in ArticlesTags: Hackers attacks, network software
The network software is the most vulnerable, because the communication channel through which messages are transmitted, most often not protected, and anyone who may have access to the channel, respectively, can intercept messages and send your own. Therefore, at the level of the ACT, the following hacks: – listening to the local network segment (within […]
Detecting intrusions of your network can sometimes be difficult. You can’t assume it’s a big, catastrophic event. In fact, hackers would prefer that you never notice at all. Here are five signs to be on the lookout for. Your Firewalls or Anti-virus Software Are Disabled If you find that they’re been turned off, it may […]
How to Avoid Golden Ticket Attacks on Your Business’s Data
Posted: May 18, 2016 in ArticlesTags: business protection
Golden ticket attacks first became popular in 2014 when the vulnerability was discovered and publicized within the Kerberos system. And though those with the Kerberos system were known to be vulnerable, the type of exploit could be seen on other platforms as well. It’s important to take measures to protect your business from these types […]
Back To Back Cyberattacks Create Many Questions
Posted: January 21, 2015 in IT Security NewsTags: cyber attacks, cyberthreats 2015, DDoS-attacks, Sony hack
Never before has a movie achieved more international attention, and it never even hit the screen. White House spokesman Josh Earnest called the cyber attack at Sony, or the “Sony hack,” as it been named, a destructive attack exposing serious security measures. To Hollywood and the rest of the country, it was a total surprise […]
