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OmniRAT Malware is targeting Android, Mac, Windows, Linux systems!

 Posted By: Ljsingh / Nov 6, 2015 /  Windows OS , Mac , Android Smartphones , RAT , Malware

OmniRAT Malware is targeting Android, Mac, Windows, Linux systems! Few days ago we posted about DroidJack application, which was working as a RAT and European Police was on a hunt to find out the cybercriminals behind it. A new malware named OmniRAT has been found by some security companies which is doing the same task. DroidJack was infecting only android devices but this malware can control not only Android, but also Windows, Linux, Mac systems. This malware has been detected by famou

Apple Betrays 90M customers! Denies to Patch

Posted By: Ljsingh / Apr 10, 2015 /  Apple , OS X Yosemite , OS X , Mac , Rootpipe Vulnerability

In a surprising decision with release of OS X 10.10.3 on April 8th, Apple Inc. has made it clear that it won't be fixing Rootpipe Vulnerability. With the release of new version of OS X, Apple fixed nearly 80 security issues affecting components such as the admin framework, Apache, ATS, CFNetwork, CoreAnimation, FontParser, hypervisor, ImageIO, IOHIDFamily, the kernel, LaunchServices, libnetcore, NTP, OpenSSL, PHP, QuickLook, SceneKit, UniformTypeIdentifiers, and WebKit. The patched

Masque Attack makes a comeback to haunt Apple!

 Posted By: Ljsingh / Mar 1, 2015 /  Masque Attack , Mac , iPhone , Trojan , OS X , IOS , Malware , Apple

The trusted world's leading mobile operating system iOS has chinks in it's armour. It was reported earlier in late november on the iOS Masque attack which included replacing a legit application already on the phone with a malicious one through SMSs, mail & web and stealing the sensitive information including logins of user's account.The researchers at FireEye have found that the new set of iOS Masque Attack have become more refined which makes them more volatile than the previous edition. This t