Facebook wants to show advertisers that their ads make you visit their bricks-and-mortar stores and buy their stuff. To do this, they’ll use phones’ location services to track whether people actually walk into the stores after seeing an ad. Source: Facebook Will Start Tracking Which Stores You Walk Into
Researchers have uncovered an underground marketplace selling information on over 70,000 compromised servers based around the globe. Russia-based Kaspersky Lab has revealed today that the online forum, named xDedic, seems to be operated by a Russian-speaking organisation and allows hackers to pay for undetectable access to a wide range of servers, including those owned by Read more about Buy one of 70K hacked servers from $6, get control kit with it[…]
The research of Yang Yu, founder of Tencent’s Xuanwu Lab, has helped Microsoft patch a severe security issue in its implementation of the NetBIOS protocol that affected all Windows versions ever released. Yu says an attacker could leverage this vulnerability to pass as a WPAD or ISATAP server and redirect all the victim’s network traffic Read more about BadTunnel Bug Hijacks All Network Traffic, for All Windows Versions[…]