The news about the Ashley Madison dump hack has broken out at a very fast pace. Keeping up with the current story can be challenging, so here is a one-stop…
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There are times when technology becomes too ubiquitous and too accessible by the public for its own good, it becomes a favorite target of cybercriminals. Discovery of vulnerability by security…
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Organizations from all over the world are experiencing an increase in social engineering attacks, both in number and in sophistication. Hackers are devising more clever methods of fooling individuals or…
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We are covering ransomware and the latest “innovations” to improve it at the expense of the poor victims since 2017. They are always on top of their game in order…
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The network technology company, Cisco is set to pay a settlement agreement worth $8.6 million for an alleged violation of the U.S. False Claims Act (FCA). The case was brought-up…
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It is like being hit by a bullet that we never saw coming our way. That is how we at hackercombat.com describe the controversy with regards to VxWorks embedded OS’…
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Cybersecurity measures can only be tested in two ways, the first one is something nobody wants to happen: to be tested for real, by a real cyber attack. The second…
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Here in Hackercombat.com, we recently reported about IBM’s security study about financial cost due to breaches are getting expensive. A similar study, this time by Accenture with partnership with Ponemon…
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The probability that Lenovo has earned the infamous record for becoming a subject of the world’s biggest data breach in history is shaping-up fast. The culprit? The still online legacy…
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The newly discovered ransomware family targets the QNAP network attached storage (NAS) devices. This malicious program, known by security researcher Anomali as eCh0raix (identified by Trend Micro as Ransom.Linux.ECHORAIX.A), was…
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