SpiderFoot v2.7 – OSINT
SpiderFoot is an open source intelligence automation tool. Its goal is to automate the process of gathering intelligence about a...
FBI crack the iPhone with external help from Cellebrite
The FBI has managed to unlock the iPhone of the San Bernardino gunman without Apple's help, ending a court case,...
LA Hospital Pays Ransomware
AÂ large Los Angeles hospital chose to pay hackers who were holding its computer network hostage, a move its CEO said...
Netgear GS108Tv2 Information Disclosure Vulnerability
I have recently found a vulnerability on my Netgear Managed Switch I use at home. Its an information disclosure vulnerability....
How to use LastPass and ProtonMail with 2 passwords
LastPass and ProtonMail how to guide If your like me, you have many many many password to keep track of....
eBay REFUSE to fix major security vulnerability
Attackers can bypass controls to distribute malware. eBay has refused to fix a major flaw in its online sales platform...
Google’s Project Zero gives Malwarebytes a kicking
GOOGLE'S SECURITY street gang Project Zero has been kicking sand in the face of Malwarebytes and picking the firm's protection...
Nasa hack: 10,000 machines infected by malware, says security expert
There are over 10,000 machines that are currently infected by malware in Nasa, showing that the US space agency definitely...
Asda website leaves customer details vulnerable for 677 days
Asda, the second largest supermarket in the UK by market share, reportedly failed to patch a vulnerability in its online...
Recipe for disaster – One Metasploit, One Facebook a dash of iframes and a sprinkle of Social Engineering
I wanted to make a point to someone and show how easy it is to get hacked... This is how...
Oracle to Kill Java Browser Plugin
Oracle on Wednesday announced specific plans to kill the Java browser plugin and has advised users to start migrating to...
LG Patches Severe Smartphone Hijack Vulnerability
LG today released a security update for some of its latest smartphones to resolve a severe vulnerability found in the...
Kali Linux – Rolling Edition Released
Welcome back to the RedPacket Security website. An important milestone for Offensive Security has come with the first public release of...
GoPhish! – Install tutorial for InfoSec people to train staff on phishing
So I have fired up a VM of Ubuntu and typed the following I soon found out that on a vanilla...
GCHQ have designed built-in backdoors to allow snooping
An aerial image of the Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ) in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire. GCHQ is one of the three UK Intelligence...
Kippo Honeypot Attack – Linux XorDDOS malware
So I have had my kippo honeypot running for a while and got some pretty good statistics from it. But...
Review of Beta ProtonMail Android App
So we have all heard about the recent DDoS attack on ProtonMail over the...
ProtonMail targeted by a large DDoS attack
ProtonMail, the secure encrypted email service in Switzerland have been having  bad time recently. ProtonMail, an encrypted email provider, has...
TalkTalk hack affected far fewer customers than first thought
In total 4% of the customer base had personal data compromised. The cyber-attack on TalkTalk was successful on a...
Fitbit trackers can be hacked in ’10 seconds’
So it seems there is a Fitbit vulnerability involving the BlueTooth implementation that can be used to embed self replicating...
MOKER: A new APT undetected by VirusTotal
Recently, enSilo found an Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) residing in a sensitive network of a customer. This APT appears to...
Hackers Breach Microsoft OWA Server, Steal 11,000 User Passwords
A malicious DLL was able to read & log passwords in clear text An attack exploiting the Microsoft Outlook Web...
Linux.Wifatch ‘malware’ may be patching up security flaws
SYMANTEC is reporting about Linux.Wifatch They are suggesting that it might be a good guy type of internet threat that wants to...
Linux botnet is launching crippling DDoS attacks at more than 150Gbps
The XOR DDoS botnet can generate attacks more powerful than most businesses can withstand AÂ Linux botnet has grown so powerful...
