Patch Released for Drupal SQL Injection Vulnerability
Are you running Drupal version 7? If so, it is time to upgrade! Sektion Eins, a German PHP security firm has discovered a SQL injection flaw in Drupal, an open source content management system, version...
View ArticleFingerprints Can Officially Be Reproduced From An Image
How many of us have been enjoying using our fingerprints to unlock our phone? Plus, think of the security it provides…or does it? According to a prominent German hacker collective, the Chaos Computer...
View ArticleReno Wells Fargo Catches And Stops Breach
It’s not every day that we can open a blog by giving kudos to a bank for catching an account hack before it can do any real damage. That’s exactly what’s happening today though. A local Wells Fargo...
View ArticleScanning the Gap
Picture this for a minute: You have 2 computers on your desk. One is connected to the internet and the other is connected to an internal network only and can’t get out to the internet. Now most people...
View ArticleChip and PIN, or EMV Cards: Are They The Answer?
In an attempt to combat the epidemic of data breaches, and to save themselves from liability, most of the credit card industry will be moving to the Chip and PIN card, also known as the EMV card, by...
View ArticleAdobe to release emergency Flash patch next week
Adobe will releasing an emergency Flash update next week after attacks on the newest version of the software, 19.0.0.207, utilizing a zero-day exploit on both Windows and Macintosh machines were...
View ArticleCISA takes a step forward in the Senate
The Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act (CISA) made its way through and passed the Senate procedural vote on Thursday. “There is an urgent and compelling need for cybersecurity legislation,” DHS...
View ArticleFirst National Bank Announces Data Breach, Just Not Their Own
The First National Bank of Omaha is reissuing debit cards after a third-party data breach. They just aren’t saying whose breach it was. “We recently issued new debit cards across our seven-state...
View ArticleOperation KKK denies involvement in early release of Klan information
Remember, remember the 5th of November… Originally remembered as Guy Fawkes Day, November 5th has been co-opted by the hacker group, Anonymous, and they have big plans this year. Guy Fawkes was caught...
View ArticleNew Android vulnerability affects 100 million users
Another day, another reason why your Android is terribly vulnerable. Baidu, China’s search engine (Since they banned Google), offers a software development kit(SDK), that can be used to gain access...
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