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Despite valiant takedown efforts #zeroaccess bots have already been updated with new ClickFraud infrastructure. The battle continues....
MediaTest Digital, a company which tests security of mobile devices and software, was able to elicit sensitive user data from Samsung accounts. Names, email addresses, and passwords were all at risk. MediaTest took the news to Heise Security - a tech news outlet based in Germany. The media was able to confirm that the hole did in fact exist by extracting user's private data from Samsung accounts as well. Heise took this information to Samsung, and the Korean manufacturer responded to the problem immediately. Only 5 days after receiving the report, the Korean giant announced publicly that the security hole has been fixed. There is no word on follow up tests to verify whether or not the patch has actually been made though.
40 Million Credit and Debit Card customers are at risk!( I'm one of those 40 Million. )
Quote from: bob3160 on December 19, 2013, 05:05:17 PM40 Million Credit and Debit Card customers are at risk!( I'm one of those 40 Million. )Cards Stolen in Target Breach Flood Underground Marketshttp://krebsonsecurity.com/2013/12/cards-stolen-in-target-breach-flood-underground-markets/
(After this fiasco, I will probably get rid of this card.)