Submitted via IRC for BoyceMagooglyMonkey
Malicious hackers are mass exploiting a critical vulnerability in D-Link DSL routers in an attempt to make them part of Satori, the potent Internet-of-things botnet that is used to take down websites and mine digital coins, researchers said.
[...] Over the past five days, researchers said, Satori has started mass exploiting a critical vulnerability in the D-Link DSL 2750B, a combination router and DSL modem that's used by subscribers of Verizon and other ISPs. Attack code exploiting the two-year-old remote code-execution vulnerability was published last month, although Satori's customized payload delivers a worm. That means infections can spread from device to device with no end-user interaction required. D-Link's website doesn't show a patch being available for the unindexed vulnerability, and D-Link representatives didn't respond to an email seeking comment for this post.
[...] It's not immediately clear what people with a vulnerable D-Link device can do to protect themselves from these attacks. Ars has asked both D-Link and Radware to provide guidance. In the meantime, people using one should strongly consider replacing it.
(Score: 4, Interesting) by MichaelDavidCrawford on Thursday June 21 2018, @05:18PM
All but a few of them sensuously sexy scantily clad young ladies.
As well as a few pr0n stars. I'm absolutely serious: roughly three times on hour I'd drop someone's profile photo into Bing Image Search then turn up a few of her nude photo sets.
One such new friend is Abella Danger (NSFW), the star of the exceedlingly-high production value full-length sexually-explicit motion picture "Abella Danger Fucks On First Date". In her profile photo she's wearing the dress that she wears to lunch with that exceedingly fortunate new gentleman of hers. In her promotional photo set that was shot during its filming she's gradually peeling out of that skin-tight leaves-nothing-to-the-imagination black dress.
Yes I Have No Bananas. [gofundme.com]