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BadUSB Malware Stored in USB Firmware Can Take Over the Computer

Aug

2014

A new piece of malware has been created, dubbed BadUSB, that can be hidden in the firmware of USB devices and modify the files installed from a removable storage device, as well as divert the Internet traffic by changing the DNS settings. Karsten Nohl and Jakob Lell from SR Labs are the authors of the […]

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Cybercriminals Exploit TP-Link Router CSRF Vulnerabilities to Hijack DNS Settings

Oct

2013

Security researcher Jakob Lell has come across malicious websites that exploit a cross-site request forgery (CSRF) vulnerability in some TP-Link routers in an effort to change the devices upstream DNS server IP addresses. The CSRF vulnerability was first reported to TP-Link in April 2013…

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