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Multiple Vulnerability in McAfee Website , XSS and Other Attacks ! Researchers at the YGN Ethical Hacker Group have revealed multiple security vulnerabilities found in the McAfee.com website that leaves the company's portal susceptible to attacks and data leakage. The group found that the McAfee website contains flaws that also pose a threat to users, such as a cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerability in the site where customers can download software. XSS vulnerabilities allow attackers to bypass controls and inject script, meaning a hacker could potentially lead users to download malicious files when they believe they are accessing approved McAfee software. The YGN Ethical Hacker Group also found eighteen instances of source code disclosure which gives attackers an advantage in preparing attacks, as they can search for flaws in how the application handles data in the user interface, as well as allow the attacker to set up a practice version of the application for experimenta...

Following on the heels of a sophisticated cyber assault against the European Union's Commission and External Action Service, reports have surfaced that the EU Parliament's information systems are also being targeted in an attack. Officials indicate that the attacks have successfully penetrated the Parliament's networks in what appears to be an effort at "snooping around" for information. "Information technology services are working day and night to investigate and have put in place some security measures,"  a spokesperson for the Parliament said. The security measures mentioned include the disabling of any access to email services. "This is not a couple of teenage boys hacking into the [EU] institutions,"  another official stated. It is not yet known if the Parliament attacks are connected with the assault on the Commission, though it appears to be a coordinated effort. Last week the Commission experienced a "serious" cyber attack as officials were preparing for ...

8 Websites Hacked By Albanian Hackers Team (Teo DownTurn & Unknown Hacker) Hacked Sites : 1) https://www.yjwz.com/index.html 2) https://ossonetwork.com/index.html 3) https://www.schoolshopper.com.au/aht.html 4) https://snoillim.com/Aht.html 5) https://www.getfitdonotquit.com/Aht.html 6) https://organicjewelries.com/Aht.html  7) https://unitedventuresinc.com/aht.html 8) https://tps-advertise.com/aht.html

Google, proving the efficacy of Chrome's built-in Flash Player and its early, insider access to Adobe's developer builds, has fixed the zero-day vulnerability that emerged last week. The hole will be plugged on other platforms and browsers by a new version of Flash 10.1 and 10.2 that should've been released by now. If you've restarted Google Chrome in the last few days, you should now have the updated Flash Player. Otherwise, go ahead and restart your browser now and it will automatically update. 

#OperationPayback Next Traget : Warnerbrosrecords.com ! The Next Target of Anonymous Hackers is Warnerbrosrecords.com, They Release a note with reason of it, as given below ... Reason : Limewire has been sued for 75 TRILLION Dollars by 13 record companies. Every single US household would have to spend all of its income buying nothing but music for over 13 years in order to arrive at what the music industry has deemed a reasonable settlement. To put that number into perspective the U.S. GDP is around $14 trillion -- less than one fifth of what the music industry is requesting. Heck, the GDP of the entire world is between 59 and 62 trillion. That's right, the music industry wants LimeWire to pay more money than exists in the entire world. Limewire, the plaintiffs allege, owes them between US$400 billion and US$75 trillion. The latter, written out, comes to 75,000,000,000,000. Even the lower figure of $400 billion still amounts to seven percent of total hous...