Tag Archives: network

HTTP/2, Brute! Then fall, server. Admin! Ops! The server is dead

Beware the denials of service: Netflix warns of eight networking bugs On Tuesday, Netflix, working in conjunction with Google and CERT/CC, published a security advisory covering a series of vulnerabilities that enable denial of service attacks against servers running HTTP/2 services.…

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HTTP/2, Brute! Then fall, server. Admin! Ops! The server is dead

No Telegram today, protestors: Chinese boxes DDoS chat app amid Hong Kong protest

That Guns N’ Roses album* might be out soon… or not Chat app Telegram has reportedly been DDoS’d, with its downtime coinciding with protests in Hong Kong against repressive new Chinese laws.…

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No Telegram today, protestors: Chinese boxes DDoS chat app amid Hong Kong protest

Team America tries to crash Little Rocket Man’s Joanap botnet from within, warns owners of infected boxes

So lonely, so lonely without my hacked PCs Analysis   Uncle Sam has infiltrated and somewhat knackered what it claims is a North Korea-operated botnet of hijacked Microsoft Windows computers.…

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Team America tries to crash Little Rocket Man’s Joanap botnet from within, warns owners of infected boxes

DDoS sueball, felonious fonts, leaky Android file manager, blundering building security, etc etc

Plus, Safari security foiled by… a finger swipe? Roundup   This week we wrangled with alleged Russian election meddling, hundreds of millions of username-password combos spilled online , Oracle mega-patches , and cliams of RICO swap-gangs .…

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DDoS sueball, felonious fonts, leaky Android file manager, blundering building security, etc etc

Brit hacker hired by Liberian telco to nobble rival now behind bars

Bloke binned at Blackfriars for blasting botnet to bork broadband A Surrey man has been jailed for 32 months after admitting to launching distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks against an African telco.…

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Brit hacker hired by Liberian telco to nobble rival now behind bars

3ve Offline: Countless Windows PCs using 1.7m IP addresses hacked to ‘view’ up to 12 billion adverts a day

Feds, Google, security orgs dismantle fraud botnet, eight people charged A collection of cybersecurity companies, Google, and the Feds are sharing details on how they uncovered and dismantled a massive ad-fraud operation known as “3ve” (pronounced “Eve”.)…

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3ve Offline: Countless Windows PCs using 1.7m IP addresses hacked to ‘view’ up to 12 billion adverts a day

DoS scum attacked one-third of the ‘net between 2015 and 2017

Even CHARGEN services are hosed, daily, says CAIDA study One-third of Internet hosts with IPv4 addresses were subject to denial of service attacks in the last two years.…

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DoS scum attacked one-third of the ‘net between 2015 and 2017

Mirai copycats fired the IoT-cannon at game hosts, researchers find

After first wave attacks ended, thing-herders took aim at PlayStation, XBOX and Valve The Mirai botnet that took down large chunks of the Internet in 2016 was notable for hosing targets like Krebs on Security and domain host Dyn, but research presented at a security conference last week suggests a bunch of high-profile game networks were also targeted.…

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Mirai copycats fired the IoT-cannon at game hosts, researchers find

Internet hygiene still stinks despite botnet and ransomware flood

Millions of must-be-firewalled services sitting wide open Network security has improved little over the last 12 months – millions of vulnerable devices are still exposed on the open internet, leaving them defenceless to the next big malware attack.…

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Internet hygiene still stinks despite botnet and ransomware flood