Uber announced that attackers had compromised databases containing current and former driver partner names and license numbers.
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Government Report Critical of FAA Security Controls
Categories: Critical Infrastructure, Government, Vulnerabilities
A GAO report takes the Federal Aviation Administration to the woodshed over its sub-par information security controls and policies.
Signal 2.0 Brings Encrypted Messaging to iPhone
Categories: Apple, Cryptography, Mobile Security
Signal 2.0 is available from Open WhisperSystems, and brings encrypted messaging to the iPhone.
D-Link Routers Haunted by Remote Command Injection Bug
Categories: Vulnerabilities, Web Security
Some D-Link routers contain a vulnerability that leaves them open to remote attacks that can give an attacker root access, allow DNS hijacking and other attacks. The vulnerability affects affects a number of D-Link’s home routers and the key details of the flaw have been made public by one of the researchers who discovered it.[…]
Older Keen Team Use-After-Free IE Exploit Added to Angler Exploit Kit
Categories: Malware, Microsoft, Vulnerabilities, Web Security
Attackers behind one of the more popular exploit kits, Angler, have added a tweaked version of an exploit from last fall, a use after free vulnerability in Microsoft’s Internet Explorer browser.
