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Linkedin Passwords Leaked

Posted By: R Sachinon: June 07, 2012In: eScan 11

Linked password hashes were leaked on a Russian site a few hours ago, and we have everyone speaking about SHA-1 , the weakness of the algorithm which is being used by Linked-in to hash the passwords, why not use Salt? so on and so forth. Linked-... Read more

Flame – Cyberwar Framework

Posted By: R Sachinon: May 31, 2012In: Security

There have been many who have spoken about Cyber-war and Cyber-warfare. Stuxnet provided us with a sneak preview of what a cyber weapon really is – their devastating effect in the real-world. Stuxnet, fiddled around with the SCADA devices presen... Read more

Hotmail, Yahoo and AOL – 0Day vulnerabilities

Posted By: R Sachinon: April 30, 2012In: eScan 11, Security

It seems the trouble of “Password Reset” is far from over, the latest in the world of 0Day is all about bypassing Hotmail, Yahoo (yes Yahoo!! – we have been saying about it for quite some time) and AOL – password reset fu... Read more

Hotmail – 0Day Vulnerability

Posted By: R Sachinon: April 27, 2012In: eScan 11

A high severity password reset vulnerability is detected in Microsoft’s official MSN Live Hotmail service. A Vulnerability Laboratory senior researcher, Benjamin Kunz Mejri, identified a critical security vulnerability in Microsoft’s offic... Read more

American Express – A Phishing Expedition

Posted By: Sandeep Balachandranon: April 26, 2012In: eScan 11

The ways of a phisher are plenty but so are the methods in differentiating a phishing mail from a genuine mail. Typically, the messages appear to come from well known and trustworthy Web sites. Web sites that are frequently spoofed by phishers m... Read more

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