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Original Article Here IOActive’s review of 21 of the most used mobile apps for investment trading shows a majority of them exposing users to various security risks. Many of the most popular mobile investment trading applications that people use to buy and sell stocks, monitor positions, and conduct….http://infosechotspot.com/popular-mobile-trading-apps-riddled-with-vulnerabilities-security-firm-warns/
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Some of the world’s most popular trading apps are riddled with security flaws which could allow remote attackers to hijack accounts and steal users’ names, money, and other data, according to new research from IOActive.http://www.digitaljournal.com/tech-and-science/technology/mobile-stock-trading-apps-are-full-of-security-flaws/article/503595
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A day after Apple rolled out macOS High Sierra for Mac desktops and notebooks, a security research firm has found loopholes in the new operating system. According to a report on Forbes, a hacker breached into the new macOS, and was able to steal passwords from it.http://www.bgr.in/news/macos-high-sierra-keychain-bug-exposes-your-passwords-to-hackers-report/
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Android is now the most used mobile operating system in the world—even Microsoft’s Founder Bill Gates has recently revealed that he is currently using an Android device. Mobile devices have become a powerful productivity tool, and it can now be used to hack and test the security of your networks and computer systems.
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Attacks aimed at delivering cryptocurrency mining tools on enterprise networks have gone up as much as six times, according to telemetry data collected by IBM’s X-Force team between January and August 2017. A recent report by fellow cyber-security firm Kaspersky found that cryptocurrency mining malware also infected over 1.http://www.securitynewspaper.com/2017/09/21/attackers-take-wordpress-joomla-jboss-servers-mine-monero/
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techogb.blogspot.com – The US government’s decision this week to ban all federal agencies from using software developed by elite cybersecurity firm Kaspersky Labs could be the first salvo in a broader effort to take aim at…
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kumpulit.com – Employees work at the headquarters of Kaspersky Labs in Moscow Thomson Reuters The US government’s decision this week to ban all federal agencies from using software developed by elite cybersecurity …
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A new global threat report for the mobile ecosystem shows that iOS provides a bigger threat than is often perceived. While the insecurities of the Android operating system are well-documented, the report notes that 1 in 50 iOS apps used in enterprise environments could potentially leak sensitive data.
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businessinsider.com – Employees work at the headquarters of Kaspersky Labs in Moscow Thomson Reuters The US government’s decision this week to ban all federal agencies from using software developed by elite cybersecurity … Tweeted by @ProphDaily https://twitter.
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BlueBorne attack vector requires no user interaction, and is spread via the air to make it even more contagioushttp://www.silicon.co.uk/security/cyberwar/bluetooth-blueborne-flaw-221697
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