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2012
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Jul
2012
Anonymous Cyber Criminals
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May
2012
SOCA website brought down by cyber criminals
Crime agency's website taken offline by DDoS attack
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Ever wonder why people write malware? The answer is simple – money. And lots of it.
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According to a new report from The Inquirer, criminals are capitalizing on hotel point of sale (PoS) applications to “siphon off travellers’ credit card details.” This form of theft is achieved by “using a remote access Trojan program to infect hotel front desk computers. The malware includes spyware components that steal credit card and other customer information by capturing screenshots from the PoS application. The malware is capable of stealing credit card numbers and expiration dates, but not CVV2 numbers in the sample Trusteer inspected.”
Trusteer, the world’s leading provider of secure web access services, detected these schemes and says hotel poaching is a virile trade in underground and tech forums. Attack codes can be purchased in Visa underground forums for $280 and the spyware cannot be detected by anti-virus software. The package even includes a manual loaded with tips on how the poacher can trick the desk clerk into loading the spyware for them.
Amit Klein, Trusteer’s CTO, warns that:
“Criminals are increasingly expanding the focus of their attacks from online banking targets to enterprises.”
“One of the reasons for this shift is that enterprise devices can yield high value digital assets when compromised. In addition, the prevalence of bring your own device (BYOD) usage by employees makes it easier to infect unmanaged smartphones, tablets and laptops that are used to access sensitive enterprise systems and applications.”
Will these attacks inspire hotel chains to beef up their security and educate their employees about cyberooks?
Article source: http://www.webpronews.com/hotel-poachers-criminals-branch-out-from-online-banking-2012-04
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The Union home ministry has issued an unusual advisory for cops across the country, listing out measures to reduce growing instances of cyber crime by minors.
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The Union home ministry has issued an unusual advisory for cops across the country—it has listed out various measures to reduce growing instances of cyber crime among minors.
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A version of the hit game Angry Birds: Space that’s been seeded with malware has been discovered in the wild, although only the adventurous may risk being infected.
SophosLabs analyst Graham Cluley said that his organization discovered versions of Angry Birds: Space that made their way into “unofficial Android app stores,” according to a blog post Cluley authored.
It wasn’t immediately clear what “unofficial Android app stores” to which Cluley was referring; he was unable to be reached after hours in England. Technically, there is only one official Android app store: Google Play, formerly known as the Android Market.
To enable purchases and download apps from alternative stores like Amazon, for example, users need to check the box marked “Unknown sources,” allowing installation of non-Market applications. Cluley did not identify Amazon as a source of the malware-infected app, however.
If a user does download a version of the game from a unauthorized site, this is what the user risks, according to Cluley:
“The Trojan horse, which Sophos detects as Andr/KongFu-L, appears to be a fully-functional version of the popular smartphone game, but uses the GingerBreak exploit to gain root access to the device, and install malicious code.”
The Trojan communicates with a remote website in an attempt to download and install further malware onto the compromised Android smartphone, hiding its payload at the end of a JPEG image file.
“Effectively, your Android phone is now part of a botnet, under the control of malicious hackers,” Cluley wrote.
Angry Birds: Space, designed by Rovio, reached 10 million downloads in three days, and 20 million downloads within a week, according to Rovio.
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The European Civil Liberties Committee is looking to bring down the hammer on hackers and those who would target security vulnerabilities for malicious purposes. They set forth a new proposal that would make hacking a criminal offense throughout the European Union, with offenders facing up to two years in prison. If you have any hacking Read The Full Story
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28
Mar
2012
EU Cybercrime Centre to fight online criminals
Today, the European Commission proposed to establish a European Cybercrime Centre to help protect European citizens and businesses against these mounting cyber-threats. It is estimated that, worldwide, more than one million people become victims of cybercrime every day and Malta is no exception.
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