In the December 15, 2018 article we have posted here in Hackercombat.com the story of Toyota developing their own open-source car hacking platform, the Japanese automotive giant has publicly demonstrated…
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2017 was the year of the Ransomware, the current year 2018 is setting itself up as the year of the cryptojacking malware while ‘cyber attacks for hire’ is said to…
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Bank robberies are going digital as well, as Kaspersky Labs has revealed the modus operandi dubbed ‘DarkVishnya’, with threat actors using real digital devices covertly attached to banks’ computers to…
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Old things never get old, that is the central message expressed by Mimecast Limited, a cybersecurity company as they released their latest Email Security Risk Assessment report for the 3rd…
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2017 was a big year for massive data privacy breaches but 2018 is no slouch either. This year has seen many conglomerates, governments, and businesses fall to the savvy of…
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White hat hackers have a new way to earn a living outside of being a 9-to-5 employee in an enterprise or data center, and that is becoming a security bug…
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We are set to end 2018, where we here at Hackercombat.com informed you for the whole year the cybersecurity news you need to know. And just like clockwork, the new…
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Since 2008, Google has been warning the public to only source their apps from the official Google Play Store and not from 3rd party unknown app suppliers. Cybersecurity issues with…
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In less than 30 days, 2018 will end, and what an action-packed year it was in the sector of cybersecurity. But before we entertain any security predictions for 2019, we…
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The Google-made Kubernetes container-orchestration system is heaven sent for container-based applications, used primarily in the enterprise. Released under the Apache license, this open source implementation rival proprietary brands for security…
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