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The Telco Security Alliance Bolsters Threat Detection Capabilities Through Shared Intelligence
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The Telco Security Alliance Bolsters Threat Detection Capabilities Through Shared Intelligence

Dallas, Singapore and Madrid, February 18th, 2020 – The Telco Security Alliance today announced new collaborative efforts designed to further enhance the ability to detect and eliminate threats from customer environments.   Members of the alliance —...
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Google report 17% of Microsoft vulnerabilities. Microsoft and Qihoo, 10%

Who finds more vulnerabilities in Microsoft products? What percentage of vulnerabilities are discovered by Microsoft, other companies or vulnerability brokers? How many flaws have unknown discoverers? Over this report we have analyzed...
Sergio de los Santos

Facebook signed one of its apps with a private key shared with other Google Play apps since 2015

Facebook Basics is a Facebook app aimed at countries with poor connectivity, where a free access service to WhatsApp and Facebook is provided. It has been discovered that the Android version...
Sergio de los Santos

The attack against OpenPGP infrastructure: consequences of a SOB’s actions

What is happening with the attack against OpenPGP infrastructure constitutes a disaster, according to the affected people who maintain the protocol. Robert J. Hansen, who communicated the incident, has...
How the "antimalware" XProtect for MacOS works and why it detects poorly and badly
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How the “antimalware” XProtect for MacOS works and why it detects poorly and badly

Recently, MacOS included a signature in its integrated antivirus, intended to detect a binary for Windows; but, does this detection make sense? We could think it does, as a...
New research: Docless Vietnam APT. A very interesting malware against Vietnam Government
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New research: Docless Vietnam APT. A very interesting malware against Vietnam Government

We have detected a malware sent to some email accounts belonging to a Vietnam government domain. This email is written in Vietnamese and is dated March 13th, 2019. It seems to...
The base rate falacy
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The base rate fallacy or why antiviruses, antispam filters and detection probes work worse than what is actually promised

Before starting your workday, while your savoring your morning coffee, you open your favorite cybersecurity newsletter and an advertisement on a new Intrusion Detection System catches your attention: THIS IDS...
Don’t confuse the frequency of an incident with the ease you remember it
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Don’t confuse the frequency of an incident with the ease you remember it

Imagine that there have been a few robberies in two parks of your town that have got all the attention for days. This afternoon you would like to go...
The hugest collection of usernames and passwords has been filtered…or not (II)
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The hugest collection of usernames and passwords has been filtered…or not (II)

Over the last entry we focused on analyzing the content of these files from a critical point of view, this is: on clarifying that when a massive leak freeing...
The hugest collection of usernames and passwords has been filtered…or not
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The hugest collection of usernames and passwords has been filtered…or not (I)

Sometimes, someone frees by mistake (or not) an enormous set of text files with millions of passwords inside. An almost endless list of e-mail accounts with their passwords or...

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