Dubbed USBee, the technique turns a computer’s USB ports into mini RF transmitters by modulating the data fed at high speed to plugged-in devices. By banging out a string of ‘0’ bits to a USB port, the voltage changes in the interface generate detectable emissions between 240MHz and 480MHz, according to Guri. Next, by writing Read more about USBee stings air-gapped PCs: Wirelessly leak secrets with a file write on a USB stick, measuring the voltage changes[…]

A data dump purported to contain 60 million Dropbox user IDs [and passwords] is the real thing, with the company confirming it to The Register, and independent verification from security researcher Troy Hunt. Source: Dropbox: 2012 credentials file is real

At its then peak, Angler was behind a whopping 40 percent of all exploit kit infections having compromised nearly 100,000 websites and tens of millions of users, generating some US$34 million annually for its authors. Source: Angler’s obituary: Super exploit kit was the work of Russia’s Lurk group