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10 Types of Security Threats For Windows Users

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Have you been following our security blog? We have a good selection of articles on a wide range of security-related subjects. Everyday is a school day! https://www.intelligent-protection.co.uk/security-blog.html

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[bugtrackersoftware]

RT @maddiestone: Kernel privilege escalation bug in Android affecting fully patched Pixel 2 & others. Reported under 7 day deadline due to evidence of in-the-wild exploit. @tehjh and I quickly wrote a POC to get arbitrary kernel r/w using this bug, released in tracker. https://t.co/x4Q1YxKczB via @Securityblog

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2019 - The year of formjacking

Meet the latest form of attack on the block awaiting e-commerce users, formjacking, where the attackers try to capture sensitive information like credit card details, address and user name of the purchaser from the payment page of e-commerce sites using a malicious JavaScript code, which is then reused to carry out transactions across the Internet. The transaction that you are currently processing goes through smoothly without anything suspicious on the payment screen and both user and the site operator is unaware of the compromised information. Some of the major companies attacked by formjacking include Ticketmaster and British Airways. Furthermore, attacks were carried out through third party plugins like chat bots enabled on the site, which made it oblivious to the website operator. From the attacker’s point of view, this helped them expand their reach and target a wider group of people.   

Best approaches to prevent being prone to these kinds of attacks is by regular software updates, restrict or to be safe and disable any third-party plugin. In addition to this, the website/application should periodically monitor their services for any kind of suspicious behaviour. 

On further reflection, if formjacking successfully manages to attack more and more e-commerce websites, they would end up losing customers in a time when e-commerce is supposed to take over the world of retail. An estimated 2.14 billion people are expected to be shopping online by 2021, which is almost A$3.5 trillion in revenue! And imagine 2.14 billion people scammed - that is a quarter of the world’s total population! Not pleasant. Not at all.

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[qathoughtleaders]

The Role of PCI DSS in the Digital Ecosystem

The Role of PCI DSS in the Digital Ecosystem: It is important to understand that the #severity & frequency of the attacks are increasing by the minute, which makes #PCICompliance a mandate for all. Enjoy this informative blog post at https://qainfotech.com/the-role-of-pci-dss-in-the-digital-ecosystem/  #SecurityTestingServices #DataSecurity #SecurityBlog #QAInfoTechBlog #PenetrationTestingServices

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SA #2 "Most people don't even know what a rootkit is, so why should they care about it?”

That was Thomas Hesse, then president of Sony BMG's Global Digital Business (2005) responding to Sony’s DRM scam.

So what happened? In 2005, Sony released a set of CDs which secretly installed rootkits on the computers that runs these CDs which lets them know if you are trying to copy the CDs. It can’t be removed without damaging Windows. When this was discovered, most antivirus systems offered a fix that could remove the cloaking but not the rootkit itself which possibly indicated that the antivirus companies were colluding with Sony. This is said to have infected around half a million systems around the world and while it did have phoning home (behavior of security systems which report network location, username, or other such data to another computer) capabilities, the company well, denied. 

Some other rootkit invasions:

Stuxnet: Believed to be jointly developed by America and Israel, Stuxnet is believed to control programmable logic controllers which allow the automation of electromechanical processes such as those used to control machinery and industrial processes (Wikipedia). It ruined almost one fifth of Iran’s nuclear centrifuges and infected over 20000 computers and caused 1000 machines to physically degrade. Introduced to the target via an infected USB flash drive. "The worm then propagates across the network, scanning for Siemens Step7 software on computers controlling a PLC. In the absence of either criterion, Stuxnet becomes dormant inside the computer. If both the conditions are fulfilled, Stuxnet introduces the infected rootkit onto the PLC and Step7 software, modifying the code and giving unexpected commands to the PLC while returning a loop of normal operations system values feedback to the users.” 

UEFI rootkit: This was believed to be developed by the Kremlin spies to prowl into European governments. A UEFI rootkit starts up before the operating system and antivirus thus burying itself deep in a machine, undetected but with high access privileges. The code then runs LoJax, which connects the home computer to a back end server, thus silently revealing its location. 

Scranos: A relatively new rootkit which attempts to steal passwords and in addition increases YouTube subscribers. It spreads through trojanized downloads hiding as real apps (e-book readers and video players). These apps are digitally signed as well, this prevents its blockage from the computer. It then downloads additional malicious components, and primarily targets YouTube. So it opens Chrome in debugger mode, hides the browser window, opens YouTube videos in the background, mutes it, subscribes to a channel specified in the code and further clicks on ads, thus generating channel revenue. Another component of Scranos sends phishing messages to the victim’s friend list.

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Week 3 - Steal a penguin!

After looking at the pictures of the location,  this is what I came up with.   

2 people are required to carry out this operation. This would be done in the evening, maybe an hour or 40 mins before the closing time. Once you get to the location, go over to the edge where there is a direct connection to the cave like structure in the centre. 

With one person as a look out, the other person can jump in and go into the cave. This would probably take around 10 seconds, so the second person can create a distraction if needed. From the pictures given, you can’t really see inside the cage. Once you are in the cave, catch hold of the smallest penguin that walks by and put it in your bag. Also, in the smallest corner of the cave, put a dead bird which looks almost like a penguin and make it seem like a penguin was stuck there, could’t find its way out and so it died there. (But eventually they will find out, but we should be good for a while) The dead bird should be a few days old and they shouldn’t realise at once that it is not a penguin. Just after all the visitors have gone, right before the closing time you can walk out with the little penguin in your bag. If someone stops you, you could say that you were using the washroom 😛

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NSA Crypto

This is something I enjoy doing, totally! So technically, you have to crack a substitution cipher. I’ve solved two of these this week and plan on doing more in coming weeks. The breakthrough for the challenge below was while scanning through the two letter words and trying different options like it, as, on and in, the last word turned out to be something like INN----I-N which took me to innovation, thus solving all the occurrences of o, v, a and t. Pretty easy from there right? :)