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Hackers Abuse Lookalike Domains And Favicons For Credit Card Theft
Hackers Abuse Lookalike Domains And Favicons For Credit Card Theft
Hackers Abuse Lookalike Domains And Favicons For Credit Card Theft
Hackers Abuse Lookalike Domains And Favicons For Credit Card Theft

Hackers Abuse Lookalike Domains And Favicons For Credit Card Theft

Hackers Abuse Lookalike Domains And Favicons For Credit Card Theft Hackers are abusing a new technique: combining homoglyph domains with favicons to conduct credit card skimming attacks. Sophisticated skimming attacks like Magecart have incorporated favicons before and impacted well-known companies like Claire’s, Tupperware, Smith & Wesson, Macy’s, and British Airways. Being mere images, favicons give off the impression they are innocuous. But attackers find ways to abuse the

Nearly 50% Of All Smartphones Affected By Qualcomm Snapdragon Bugs

Nearly 50% Of All Smartphones Affected By Qualcomm Snapdragon Bugs Several security vulnerabilities found in Qualcomm’s Snapdragon chip Digital Signal Processor (DSP) chip could allow attackers to take control of more than 40% of all smartphones without user interaction, spy on their users, and create un-removable malware capable of evading detection. DSPs are system-on-chip units

Intel Leak: 20GB Of Source Code, Internal Docs From Alleged Breach

Intel Leak: 20GB Of Source Code, Internal Docs From Alleged Breach Classified and confidential documents from U.S. chipmaker Intel, allegedly resulting from a breach, have been uploaded earlier today to a public file sharing service. The cache of secret information is 20GB large and comes from an unknown source. It was announced as the first part

TeamViewer Fixes Bug That Lets Attackers Access Your PC

TeamViewer Fixes Bug That Lets Attackers Access Your PC Popular remote access and troubleshooting app, TeamViewer has patched a vulnerability that could let attackers quietly establish a connection to your computer and further exploit the system. When successfully exploited, this bug would let an unauthenticated, remote actor execute code on your Windows PC, or obtain password hashes (e.g., for

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