Zero-Day Flaw Found in 'Linux Kernel' leaves Millions Vulnerable

A Comprehensive Mobile Threat Assessment Find out what FireEye researchers uncovered when they analyzed more than 7 million iOS and Android apps. Click here to download [Sponsored] Latest News Jan 20, 2016 US releases Iranian Hacker as part of Prisoner Exchange Program The United States has freed 4 Iranian nationals (including one Hacker) and reduced the sentences of 3 others in exchange for the release of 5 Americans formerly held by Iran as part of a prisoner swap or Prisoner Exchange Program. The Iranian citizens released from the United States custody through a side deal to the Iran nuclear agreement. Iran released five Americans, including: ... Read more... Facebook adds Built-in Tor Support for its Android App Rejoice for Privacy Lovers! Facebook today took a surprising move by announcing that it is bringing the free anonymizing software TOR support to its Android app, almost two years after the social network planned to make Facebook available directly over Tor network. Yes. Believe it or not, the Android version of the popular Facebook application now supports the Tor ... Read more... Zero-Day Flaw Found in 'Linux Kernel' leaves Millions Vulnerable A new critical zero-day vulnerability has been discovered in the Linux kernel that could allow attackers to gain root level privileges by running a malicious Android or Linux application on an affected device. The critical Linux kernel flaw (CVE-2016-0728) has been identified by a group of researchers at a startup named Perception Point. The vulnerability was present in ... Read more... WhatsApp is Now Free For Lifetime Good News for WhatsApp users! The widely popular messaging service is going completely free. And you'll be able to use WhatsApp without paying a penny. Old WhatsApp users might not be aware of this, but WhatsApp introduced the subscription fees for its service a few years ago, forcing new users to pay an annual 99 cents (~$1) subscription fee after the first year. ... Read more... FBI Has Named Hacker allegedly responsible for The Fappening Leaks Remember The Fappening incident? Took place in mid-2014, in the incident, anonymous hackers flooded the Internet with private nude photographs of major celebrities, including Jennifer Lawrence, Kim Kardashian, Kate Upton and Kirsten Dunst. The Fappening was the result of the hack of thousands of Apple's iCloud accounts, including those belonging to Hollywood actresses, models and major ... Read more... A Comprehensive Mobile Threat Assessment Find out what FireEye researchers uncovered when they analyzed more than 7 million iOS and Android apps. Click here to download [Sponsored] This email was sent to gdjdfjhfhfn.thanhnien@blogger.com. You are receiving this newsletter because you opted-in to receive relevant communications from The Hacker News. If you would like to manage your newsletter preferences, please click here. The Hacker News | Global Contact: info@thehackernews.com Unsubscribe About Me Unknown Xem hồ sơ hoàn chỉnh của tôi Được tạo bởi Blogger.