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CryptoCurrency BreacheCryptoCurrency Breaches and Hacking Scandals: How to Address them?

CryptoCurrency BreacheCryptoCurrency Breaches and Hacking Scandals: How to Address them?

Mar 18, 2020 | Ruah Cyber Security

The proponents of cryptocurrency always harp on the point that it is very safe and secure and the blockchain technology that is used is virtually hacking proof. Let’s face it, even with the best technology you will have loopholes and there are people everywhere who...
Vulnerability in Apple iMessage Let Hackers Remotely Read Files in iPhone – PoC Released

Vulnerability in Apple iMessage Let Hackers Remotely Read Files in iPhone – PoC Released

Feb 12, 2020 | Ruah Cyber Security

Researchers from Google project Zero disclosed critical bugs that reside in iMessages that allows attackers to read local files in iPhone without any form of user interaction. Natalie Silvanovich, a security researcher from Google project zero reported 5 different...
Ransomware attacks are on the rise – Here’s what you need to do as a Business owner

Ransomware attacks are on the rise – Here’s what you need to do as a Business owner

Jan 31, 2020 | Uncategorized

“There’s hardly any info that is worth stealing”. This is the typical mindset of a whole lot who run a Small and a Medium Scale Business,  but the hackers think otherwise. About 71% of attacks are targeted towards Small Scale Business which employs less...
5 basic practices that can protect your organisation from a Cyber Attack

5 basic practices that can protect your organisation from a Cyber Attack

Jan 8, 2020 | Ruah Cyber Security

Last year, 1 in 10 Aussie businesses suffered IT breaches. There were 89,856 incidents reported. 6% from wholesale trade 5% from manufacturing 9% from rental, hiring & real estate 6% from professional, scientific & technical services 3% from IT & media....
After using  gif files to hack into WhatsApp, hackers are now using a MP4 file to steal information

After using gif files to hack into WhatsApp, hackers are now using a MP4 file to steal information

Nov 22, 2019 | Uncategorized

Last October, a cybersecurity researcher uncovered a double-free vulnerability, CVE-2019-11932, which could be used in attacks for compromising chat sessions, files, and messages. The security flaw could be triggered through a malicious application already installed...
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