Category Archives: Security Response News

Apple está incursionando al mercado de los pagos. Recientemente, Apple dio a conocer dos nuevos modelos de iPhone, además del Apple Watch. Durante el anuncio Apple también presentó los detalles de Apple Pay, opción que permitirá a los usuarios realizar pagos usando la tecnología inalámbrica Near Field Communication (NFC).

New iPhone could herald change to payments security landscape

Hacker Medic September 11, 2014 No Comments

The arrival of Apple Pay could help improve point-of-sale security but attackers are also likely to severely test the security of the new technology.
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Microsoft Patch Tuesday – September 2014

Hacker Medic September 9, 2014 No Comments

This month the vendor is releasing four bulletins covering a total of 42 vulnerabilities. Thirty-six of this month’s issues are rated Critical.
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Significant security challenge for new vehicle communication standard

Hacker Medic September 8, 2014 No Comments

While V2V communications will enable a range of safety applications, securing the protocol will require a system of unprecedented complexity.
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Hacker Medic September 8, 2014 No Comments

While V2V communications will enable a range of safety applications, securing the protocol will require a system of unprecedented complexity.
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Apple IDs targeted by Kelihos botnet phishing campaign

Hacker Medic September 5, 2014 No Comments

Botnet targets Apple customers, launching phishing email campaign to lure victims into disclosing their Apple IDs and passwords.
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IDs da Apple são alvo de campanha de phishing do botnet Kelihos

Hacker Medic September 5, 2014 No Comments

Dias depois da descoberta de que diversas celebridades tiveram suas contas no iCloud comprometidas, um grande botnet voltou sua atenção aos clientes da Apple e lançou uma campanha de phishing por e-mail. O objetivo é atrair as vítimas e fazer com que revelem seu ID da Apple e suas senhas. Symantec observou a ameaça Kelihos (também conhecido como Waledac) sendo utilizada em e-mails de spam, que alegam ser da Apple, informando à vítima que uma compra havia sido feita a partir de sua conta na iTunes Store.