Server Shield v1.1.5 - Protect your Linux machine in 1 minute

Server Shield is a lightweight method of protecting and hardening your Linux server. It is easy to install, hard to mess up, and makes your server instantly and effortlessly resistant to many basic and advanced attacks.

All IP addresses will be automatically detected and used for the firewall configuration. Automatic security updates are enabled by default.

No maintenance required— just set it and forget it!

Features

• Firewall Hardening
• TCP Hardening
• Data Leakage Protection
• ICMP/Ping Flood Protection
• Rootkit Protection
• DoS Protection
• Spoof Protection
• Bogus TCP Protection
• SYN Flood Protection
• FTP/SSH Bruteforce Protection
• Automatic Security Updates
• DNS Amplification Protection

ExploitShield Browser Edition - Forget about browser vulnerabilities.

 

ExploitShield Browser Edition protects against all known and unknown 0-day day vulnerability exploits, protecting users where traditional antivirus and security products fail. It consists of an innovative patent-pending vulnerability-agnostic application shielding technology that prevents malicious vulnerability exploits from compromising your  computers.

Hacking Google users with Google's GooPass phishing attack

Google Drive is the new home for Google Docs, that users can access everywhere for Storing files safely. In a recent demonstration hacker successfully performed an attack on Google Docs to trick users to grab their Facebook, Gmail, Yahoo credentials with Credit Card Information.

Security researcher Christy Philip Mathew came up with combination of Clickjacking and CSRF vulnerabilities in Google's Docs that can allow a hacker to create a document in victim's Drive for further phishing attack.

For those who are not aware about Clickjacking, It is a technique where an attacker tricks a user into performing certain actions on a website by hiding clickable elements inside an invisible iframe.

He explain how this technique can be executed to pwn a Google user to steal victim's

Kali Linux :- The most advanced penetration testing distribution ever.

Great news for Hackers and Backtrack Linux fans! The most awaited penetration testing Linux distribution has been released called 'Kali Linux' or 'Backrack 6', from the creators of BackTrack itself.Kali Linux is the new generation of the industry-leading BackTrack Linux penetration testing and security auditing Linux distribution.
 Within five days after its initial release, the Kali team reported over 90,000 downloads and had already added more documentation and even an early bugfix.

So the first big change was platform — from Ubuntu to Debian. Debian-compliant packages

#OpIsrael :-Anonymous launches massive cyber assault on Israel cyberspace

 

A cyber attack campaign, #OpIsrael by hacking group Anonymous, targeting Israeli websites caused massive disruption to government, academic and private sites Sunday. Israeli media said small business had been targeted. Some homepage messages were replaced with anti-Israel slogans.

Anonymous threatened to disrupt and erase Israel from cyberspace in protest over its mistreatment of Palestinians. In response to the eight day assault that killed 133 Palestinians, Anonymous defaced thousands of Israeli sites and provided information for Gazans facing Internet and communications blackouts. 

Over 60 million hacking attempts were reportedly made. Most of the attacks have had

'Scribd' The world's largest online library, has been hacked.

Scribd ,the world's largest online library, has been hacked in a recent attack and hacker potentially able to compromise general user information, which includes usernames, emails, and encrypted passwords of partial database. "Even though this information was accessed, the passwords stored by Scribd are encrypted, we believe that the passwords of less than 1 percent of our users were potentially compromised by this attack," the company stated.

 They emailed every user whose password was potentially compromised with details of the situation and instructions for resetting their password. "Earlier this week,

IOS vulnerability in Configuration Profiles pose malware threat.

Israeli mobile security start-up Skycure has exposed a vulnerability that could allow hackers to control and spy on iPhones. A major security vulnerability for iOS configuration profiles  pose malware threat.

The vulnerability affects a file known as mobileconf files, which are used by cell phone carriers to configure system-level settings. These can include Wi-Fi, VPN, email, and APN settings. Apple used to use them to deliver patches, and carriers sometimes use them to distribute updates.

The below demo shows that how sensitive information, including the victim’s exact