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In September, Google added the remote Device locking Capability to its Android Device Manager, allowing users to lock their phone if it’s stolen or lost.<!-- adsense -->The mechanism allows user to override the existing device lock scheme and set password scheme for better security. But Recently, Curesec Research Team from Germany has discovered an interesting vulnerability (CVE-2013-6271) in  

In October, A Security researcher 'Craig Heffner' discovered a backdoor vulnerability (CVE-2013-6027) with certain D-Link routers that allow cyber criminals to alter a router setting without a username or password. <!-- adsense --> Last week, D-Link has released new version of Firmware for various vulnerable router models, that patches the unauthorized administrator access backdoor.

The increasing public attention of Bitcoin did not go unnoticed by Cyber Criminals who have begun unleashing Bitcoin Mining malware. Security researchers at Malwarebytes warned about a new malware threat, in which Bitcoin Miners are bundled with third party potentially unwanted programs (PUPs) that come bundled with legitimate applications.<!-- adsense -->Malware allow cybercriminals to utilize

Today Vodafone Iceland was hacked by the Turkish group of hackers Maxn3y (@AgentCoOfficial) who in the past has stolen data from airports' systems, electronic giants and fast food company. The hackers announced via Twitter that he has successfully compromised Vodafone Iceland server and defaced the official website (Vodafone.is), including various other sub-domains including the company mobile

Google’s Nexus Smartphones are vulnerable to SMS-based DOS attack, where an attacker can force it to restart, freeze, or lose network connection by sending a large number of special SMS messages to them. The vulnerability, discovered by Bogdan Alecu, a system administrator at Dutch IT services company Levi9, and affects all Android 4.x firmware versions on Google Galaxy Nexus, Nexus 4 and Nexus 5