1. Tinder safety: China Unicom’s official website carries a Trojan horse script that can promote pornography to users. Tinder recently received feedback from users, saying that Tinder was reported to be poisoned when logging in to China Unicom’s official website for business. After checking, the Tinder engineer found that the official website of China Unicom carried Trojan horse script (Trojan JS Redirector). When a user visits one of the "Business Transaction Records" pages, the Trojan horse script will be activated, causing the user to be forcibly redirected to other promotion pages. The promotion content involves pornography, games, etc. Not only that, the Trojan horse script is also set to only jump once a day to reduce the user's vigilance so that it can stay on the page for a long time.
2·The Vatican Library uses artificial intelligence to protect the world’s ancient documents from attacks
According to foreign media reports, the Vatican Apostolic Library, built in 1451, has digitized precious documents since 2012, including the oldest existing in the world A copy of the Bible, but encounters an average of 100 attacks every month. A successful attack may result in the theft or deletion of the online collection. Currently, the Vatican is working with cybersecurity companies to protect the library from attacks.
3·Britain DWP has leaked the NI numbers of more than 6000 disability allowance subsidies
According to foreign media reports, the Department of Work and Pensions (DWP), the largest public service agency in the UK, has exposed the National Insurance (NI) of more than 6000 applicants for disability allowance subsidies. ) Numbers, these documents were released in March and June 2018. The privacy team Big Brother Watch first discovered the leaked data and notified DWP. DWP deleted one of the two files on Monday and plans to delete the other on Tuesday.
4·Using the old version of Magento software Over 2,800 e-commerce merchants were attacked by hackers
The latest research shows that at least 2,806 online retailers running Magento 1 x e-commerce platform software have been attacked by hacker groups. The attack specifically targets the online shopping cart system. It uses supply chain attacks or exploits the vulnerability of the Magento 1 version to invade the website and inject electronic stealing programs to steal the credit card details of these retailer customers.
5. The information of millions of hotel guests around the world has been leaked involving more than 10 items such as ID numbers.
data security researcher Mark Holden released a report saying that the Spanish company Prestige Software had a data breach, including the names and IDs of millions of hotel guests worldwide Number and other highly sensitive data. Users of many online booking platforms such as Booking com were all victims of the data breach. It is understood that the leaked data is 24 4GB, a total of more than 10 million files, the earliest can be traced back to 2013.
