Dexter POS Malware Returns to Target Holiday Shoppers
At least three distinct versions of the Dexter point of sale (POS) malware are making the rounds this holiday season, designed to steal credit and debit card data from unwitting shoppers.
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At least three distinct versions of the Dexter point of sale (POS) malware are making the rounds this holiday season, designed to steal credit and debit card data from unwitting shoppers.
An international cooperative effort involving Microsoft, the FBI, Europol and A10 Networks has disrupted the ZeroAccess (Sirefef) P2P ad fraud botnet. ZeroAccess is believed to use up to 800,000 out of a total of two million infected PCs at any time, m…
Amazon made headlines this week with the news that its experimenting with using airborne drones to deliver goods within 30 minutes of order. What could possibly go wrong? Infamous hacker Samy Kamkar highlights one issue with the release of SkyJack – a …
Two alleged hackers have been arrested in Bavaria and Lower Saxony on suspicion of operating a botnet of compromised PCs to perform bitcoin mining. In related raids, the authorities discovered bitcoins currently valued at around €700,000 and evidence o…
In Beijing, UK Prime Minister David Cameron has challenged the Chinese Government to discuss its industrial-scale cyber-espionage, while in London the Guardian is under legal threat for disclosing GCHQ’s own efforts in this area.
The European Network and Information Security Agency (ENISA) has published a good practice guide designed to help the critical infrastructure mitigate cyber-attacks against the industrial control systems supporting vital industry processes.
A new point-of-sale (POS) skimmer, used for lifting credit card details and PIN data at retail locations, has gone on sale for thousands of dollars on semi-private underground crime forums. The skimmer is notable in that it can be installed and removed…
This year’s Cyber Monday, traditionally the start of the holiday online shopping season, marked the end of it for more than 700 websites involved in selling counterfeit merchandise – all seized in a joint operation between ICE (297), Europol (393) and …
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Man-in-the-email is a variation on the man-in-the-middle attack. In this fraud the attacker takes an e-mail position between a buyer and seller, and is able to defraud the buyer out of funds and the seller out of goods. The FBI knows at least three US …