ElectronicPA

08/02/2019

*14 Signs Your Smartphone Has Been Hacked*
- Your smartphone or tablet seems slower than before
- Your device is sending or receiving strange text messages
- New apps are installed on your device–and you didn’t install them
- Your device’s battery drains more quickly than before
- Your device is hotter than before
- Websites appear somewhat different than before
- Some apps stop working properly
- An increased use of data or text messaging (SMS)
- Your cell-phone bill shows unexpected charges
- “Pop-ups” appear on your device–and they never appeared before
- Your email from the device is getting blocked by spam filters
- Your device is attempting to access “bad” sites
- You are experiencing unusual service disruptions
- Data breaches and/or leaks

If you suspect that your phone is infected, run mobile anti-malware software (preferably run more than one vendor’s offering) and remove any apps that you do not recognize. If possible, wipe the device, restore factory settings, and reinstall apps from trusted appstores. Obviously, use Internet security software on your device going forward. If you are concerned that the device has been rooted by malware, show it to a professional.


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30/12/2018

The global cost of cyber crime will be over $2 Trillion by 2019

26/11/2018

15/11/2018

Congratulations to the duo who used an integer overflow in the JavaScript engine of the web browser to exfiltrate a picture from the phone at the Tokyo 2018!

31/10/2018

06/10/2018

Once you post information to a social networking site, that information can no longer be considered private and can be used for criminal purposes. Even if you use the highest security settings on your account, others may—intentionally or not—leak your information. And once in the hands of criminals, this personal information can be used to conduct all kinds of cyber attacks against you or your family members, friends, or business associates in an effort to obtain additional and even more sensitive personal information.

08/09/2018

Stay vigilant

06/09/2018

TLS (Transport Layer Security) and SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) are protocols that provide data encryption and authentication between applications and servers in scenarios where that data is being sent across an insecure network, such as checking your email (How does the Secure Socket Layer work?). The terms SSL and TLS are often used interchangeably or in conjunction with each other (TLS/SSL), but one is in fact the predecessor of the other — SSL 3.0 served as the basis for TLS 1.0 which, as a result, is sometimes referred to as SSL 3.1.

03/09/2018

Finding out what SSL meant saved me from being hacked, check out today's from https://taise.tech

01/09/2018

Wanna know all the wifi passwords on a windows machine? use this one liner
netsh wlan show profiles|Select-String -Pattern " User Profile"|ForEach-Object{echo $_.Line.split(':')[1].trim()}|ForEach-Object{netsh wlan show profiles name=$_ key=clear}|Select-String -Pattern "Key Content|SSID name"

19/08/2018

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