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New Evidence Links Raspberry Robin Malware to Dridex and Russian Evil Corp Hackers

Researchers have identified functional similarities between a malicious component used in the Raspberry Robin infection chain and a Dridex malware loader, further strengthening the operators’ connections to the Russia-based Evil Corp group. The findings suggest that “Evil Corp is likely using Raspberry Robin infrastructure to carry out its attacks,” IBM Security X-Force researcher Kevin Henson […]

IBM Completes The $34 Billion Red Hat Acquisition

International Business Machines Corporation (IBM) has completed its acquisition of Red Hat for $34 billion, thus making it the world’s second-biggest technology acquisition ever. IBM has been struggling to adopt cloud-related technologies. With this deal, IBM will try to go after the market leaders like Amazon, Microsoft, and Google. The deal would position IBM as […]

Tech companies IBM, HP, Fujitsu, TCS, NTT Data, Dimension Data and CSC were hacked to access client networks & data

Network security specialists claim that a hacker group working for China’s Ministry of State Security hacked the networks of eight of the world’s largest technology service providers for the purpose of stealing confidential information and their business customers’ data. News agency Reuters has provided some details about this international hacking campaign, dubbed by experts as […]

IBM’s AI Computer Loses To Human In A Debate

People are usually good at arguing, and the ability to comprehend and put forward arguments is one of our greatest capabilities. But what about AI computers that try to emulate humans? This is precisely what IBM wanted to find out by pitting its AI system dubbed the Project Debater with world-class debater Harish Natarajan. The topic for […]

First Commercial Quantum Computer From IBM Features An Awe Inspiring Design

With CES 2019 underway, IBM has unveiled the world’s first commercial quantum computing system Q System One. Visually, it’s nothing less than a piece of art. Q System One lays the foundation of IBM’s plans to make quantum computing systems a commercial reality. Last year IBM showcased a 50-qubit quantum computer at CES, but it was […]

Weather Channel & Weather app are selling user’s location data

A lawsuit against the app developers was filed in a Los Angeles court by allegedly extracting the location data from the users Cybersecurity specialists from the International Institute of Cyber Security Report that Mike Feuer, Los Angeles Attorney general, has filed a lawsuit against the Weather Channel app, accusing developers of deceiving users to provide […]

Cybercriminals attack Hewlett Packard and IBM networks and servers

Accusations against Chinese intelligence agencies continue According to cybersecurity and ethical hacking experts from the International Institute of Cyber Security, alleged Chinese cybercriminals for-hire compromised the networks of Hewlett Packard and IBM enterprises, thus illegally accessing multiple customer devices of both companies. IBM argues that, so far, it has no evidence to claim that a […]

IBM acquiring Red Hat for a whopping $34 billion

IBM (International Business Machine) is acquiring the world-renowned provider of open source cloud software Red Hat, Inc., for a whopping $34 billion, the news about the deal was announced on Sunday. IBM plans to pay $34 billion in cash for $190.00 per share. After the deal, Red Hat will join IBM’s Hybrid Cloud team while its CEO Jim Whitehurst will […]

IBM Buys Linux & Open Source Software Distributor Red Hat For $34 Billion

IBM and Red Hat have announced an agreement that IBM has struck a deal to acquire the Linux and open source software distributor for $34 billion in an all-cash transaction of $190/share. This announcement is the largest software company acquisition to date. Following the acquisition, Red Hat will continue to operate as a distinct unit in IBM’s […]

CamuBot Malware Camouflaged as Bank Security App to Steal Credentials

A new banking malware has been discovered that is targeting bank customers in Brazil. Dubbed as CamuBot, it is identified to be a unique malware because it is disguised as a necessary security module of the bank. The malware can also bypass the biometric authentication feature, which is a disturbing sign. According to IBM X-Force […]

DeepLocker: Here’s How AI Could ‘Help’ Malware To Attack Stealthily

By this time, we have realized how artificial intelligence is a boon and a bane at the same time. Computers have become capable of performing things that human beings cannot. It is not tough to imagine a world where you AI could program human beings; thanks to sci-fi television series available lately. What happens when […]

Security flaw that allows hackers to replace serverless codes at IBM is fixed

This is the first vulnerability in a serverless platform being publicly disclosed International Business Machines Corporation (IBM) researchers have solved a critical vulnerability present in their cloud functions which, if exploited, would allow malicious hackers to remotely replace the serverless code of the company and install its own code development, as reported by enterprise data protection services experts […]

Multiple Vulnerabilities in IBM QRadar SIEM Allows Attackers to Escalate Privileges and to Execute Arbitrary Commands

Multiple Vulnerabilities found in IBM QRadar chained together allows a remote attacker to bypass authentication and to execute arbitrary commands with root privileges. The IBM QRadar is an enterprise security information and event management (SIEM) product that collects the logs from log data from Operating system, Vulnerabilities, user activities, behaviors and networking devices. It can […]

TrickBot Variant Steals Bitcoin by Hijacking Cryptocurrency Transactions

Another day, another malware – This time TrickBot’s variant is stealing Bitcoin by hacking cryptocurrency transactions. TrickBot malware, which emerged in late 2016, has taken the cyber world by storm. TrickBot is a type of destructive code offering a combo of redirection and web injection attacks. It does not directly attack banks or blockchains but […]

unCaptcha – Low Resource Defeat of reCaptcha’s Audio Challenge

Across the Internet, hundreds of thousands of sites rely on Google’s reCaptcha system for defense against bots (in fact, Devpost uses reCaptcha when creating a new account). After a Google research team demonstrated a near complete defeat of the text reCaptcha in 2012, the reCaptcha system evolved to rely on audio and image challenges, historically more difficult […]

6 Critical RCE and Buffer Overflow Vulnerabilities in IBM Informix Dynamic Server and Informix Open Admin Tool

IBM Informix Dynamic Server and Informix Open Admin Tool contains 6 Critical Vulnerabilities including RCE and a Buffer overflow in HEAP. IBM Informix Dynamic Server for high-volume online Data server for transaction processing (OLTP), integrated applications, and now breathtakingly fast data warehouse/analytical workloads. IDS is well known for its hands-free administration. To make server administration even […]

IBM Sent Off USB Sticks Infected with Malware

A new warning has been issued by IBM and the situation seems to be rather serious. According to the firm, there are a number of infected USB sticks out there with some very dangerous malware. The USB sticks in question were shipped with Storwize flash and they have hybrid storage systems. IBM suggests destroying the USB sticks […]

Big Tech Companies Announce OpenCAPI Consortium To Develop Open Hardware For Servers

Short Bytes: OpenCAPI is a consortium formed by tech leaders AMD, Google, IBM, Micron, and Mellanox which aims to provide an open platform and collaborative development of server architecture. The consortium will maintain the OpenCAPI standard to release specifications for server accelerator hardware. The technology sector is becoming more and more “open” because the big […]