Bug bounty participants will examine the Russian firm’s Kaspersky Internet Security and Kaspersky Endpoint Security products.
Finding bugs in programs is hard. Automating the process is even harder. We tackled the harder problem and produced two production-quality bug-finding systems: GRR, a high-throughput fuzzer, and PySymEmu (PSE), a binary symbolic executor with support for concrete inputs. From afar, fuzzing is a dumb...
Nigerian police cuff alleged leader of 40-strong team
Researcher reveals forensic trace on iOS
No doubt, DARPA’s Cyber Grand Challenge (CGC) will go down in history for advancing the state of the art in a variety of fields: symbolic execution, binary translation, and dynamic instrumentation, to name a few. But there is one contribution that we believe has been overlooked so far, and that may...
MySpace, LinkedIn hacker is back, but log-ins could be a few years' old
The attackers used the commandeered website to tweet that the hack was “for Brazil," a country without official access to Pokémon Go.
tl;dr While the internet went crazy today, we went fact finding. Here are our notes on Pokemon Go’s permissions to your Google account. Here’s what Jay and I set out to do at around 6pm today: Find what permissions Pokemon Go is actually requesting Investigate what the permissions actually do Replic...
The new company brings together NTT's advanced analytics technologies, threat intelligence and security experts.
Kremlin claims hackers targeted 20 key organizations
After guessing a registrant’s email address, an attacker can log in as that person, post messages, track movements and more.
One source said that personal data of some 411,000 passengers had been lifted as well.
Government not trusted with its citizens’ data
Fresh hope for victims of Chimera malware
AdGholas carefully targeted malicious ads and filtered impressions based on the victim’s language settings, time zone and even PC brand.
Site offers the first 'all in one' criminal service of its kind
Nexusguard points to growing hacktivist threat
Malicious mails were up 230% quarter-over-quarter, with campaigns peaking at hundreds of millions of messages per day.
Pretty much anyone now can make a key that unlocks your luggage.
Aerial vehicles must be regulated and QA tested