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Mobile Financial App inflicts more contradiction on cyber security – part 1
When you pick up your mobile phone daily, no one will be care of your data privacy in highest priority. Since you are busy with your social media apps (Whatapps, Facebook, Instagram..etc). As easy as today make a payment on air through your mobile phone. However, your habit forming behavior might cause inherent secuirty risks…
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(Banking Environment) Advanced technology – brings of concerns for cyber security!
Electronic payment one of the major term of in our daily life. It is hard to imagine that what’s the result once without credit card payment, online payment transfer and mobile payment in the world! The cyber attack hits financial institution more frequently and rapidly especially malware. In this discussion, we are going to investigate…
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A wide range of views (Advanced persistent threat)
We heard a technical terms named advanced persistent threat since 2013. An information which announced by cyber security company (kaspersky, FireEye, Symantec….etc) but not acknowledge by instigator . The story looks amazing that a security consulting firm (Mandiant) fooled by hacker. By coincidence, it found malicious finger print on gmail account and email message contained…
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ATM thieves are all in jail. Can you tell me that bank ATM environments are safe now?
Happy Lunar New year 2017 Modern people daily habits looks different when we compared 10 years ago. My wallet has ATM card & Octopus. On my mobile phone there are few options allow pay online. The trend of cyber security addressed how important of end user computer today. Even though back end system protection looks…
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Infamous ransomware – another new generation was driven by JavaScript!
Have you heard the name evil? Seems this naming convention is apply to ransomware now. A simple hierarchic design of ransomware which work with Java script was born in 2017. The evil ransomware was written in 100% JavaScript. There is no visible panel used for decryption. The designer of Evil (ransomware) looks familiar with…
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To be RFC 3986 or not to be RFC 3986
Heard that new discovered phishing technique can fool tech-savvy people. The bad guy conducted a technique so called white space in URL in cyber space. The objective is mislead the computer users includes savvy technical persons. But we are not going to focus how was hackers use phishing email compromise victim workstation in this article.…
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why H.264 (MP4) play on iphone (7/6S/6) is quite annoying
Use your iPhone play H.264 (MP4) video is annoying, the problem is that sometimes the videos work, sometimes it doesn’t. As a matter of fact, the IOS are quite unstable with mp4 format and h.264 on HTML5. But why is that people always encounter the problem of MP4 not playing on iPhone 7/6S/6? iPhone 7…
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Predict 2017 – a political fight on nuclear power facilities
Headline news yesterday (20th Dec 2016) report Ukraine Suffers Power Outage. It was the 2nd time of power disruption this year. As far as I remember the 1st incident occurred on Jan 2016. The motivation of this news lets information security experts re-think about BlackEnergy DDos tools.The Blackenergy soft tools found 2007, a notorious powerful…
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Descendant of VSAM File Organization,that is blockchain technology today
Old school boy might remember fundamental of Virtual storage access method (VSAM). I object, banking and financial institution are close with VSAM technologies day to day. Yes, they are using mainframe computer. For instance IBM S390. People discontentment of proprietary payment solution (SWIFT) sounds high! Hackers targeted payment system via the SWIFT, no significant figures…
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Behaviour based Malware Detection Methods, do you think it is outdated?
Whenever Windows OS or applications execute syntax action, check the registry, read or write a file, launch or close a process, etc. It result in Windows calling a service in the System Service Descriptor Table (SSDT). Hooking SSDT technique exploits found on 2010. The problem was that attacker might fool the security check especially antivirus…