Official page of the Cybersecurity Syndicate of APIIT, Sri Lanka.
This club represents the cybersecurity community of Asia Pacific Institute Of Information Technology, Sri Lanka. The purpose of this club is to educate and encourage cyber security methods and policies among students. This club also provides the necessary training for future network and information security professionals.
31/03/2018
Nation-state–led cyber-terrorism will be a top threat by 2020 – and every organization should prepare.
Cyber-Terrorism Set to Be Top Threat by 2020 State-sponsored terrorist groups, organized criminals, hacktivists and hackers will work together in various collaborations.
05/12/2017
Come and learn to hack a Remote System.
Please Bring your own device, The required software will be provided for you.
Venue- L3CR8
17/11/2017
Russian cyber security company Kaspersky Lab has fallen victim to a witch hunt in the US
Kaspersky Lab under attack as it found something the US didn't like – company head Kaspersky Lab has been put under pressure in the US as it has discovered “something” that makes the US “very disappointed,” the company’s CEO said.
17/11/2017
New “Quad9” DNS service blocks malicious domains for everyone Set DNS server to 9.9.9.9, and (known) malware and phishes won’t be able to phone home.
14/11/2017
If you have OnePlus you know what to do
OnePlus Left A Backdoor That Allows Root Access Without Unlocking Bootloader OnePlus has been caught leaving a backdoor (EngineerMode APK) on its Android devices that allows anyone to gain root access.
26/10/2017
Congratulations to APIIT Team for winning Runner-up and Merit award in Codefest 2017 Netcom Competition
25/10/2017
Congratulations to our Cyber security syndicate members on winning runners-up and merit awards in Codefest 2017
25/10/2017
New Ransomware Attack - Bad Rabbit
Bad Rabbit: New Ransomware Attack Rapidly Spreading Across Europe New Bad Rabbit Ransomware Attack Is Rapidly Spreading Across Europe, Primarily in Russia, Ukraine, Turkey and German.
16/10/2017
WPA2 Wi-FI Protocol Can be Hacked
KRACK Demo: Critical Key Reinstallation Attack Against Widely-Used WPA2 Wi-Fi Protocol Researchers demonstrated proof-of-concept exploit for KRACK—Key Reinstallation Attack—against Wi-Fi Protected Access II (WPA2) protocol that allows hackers to hack into your WiFi network.
08/08/2017
Next Generation Wi-Fi hacking workshop was held on 4th of August 2017 at APIIT City Campus. It was conducted by Salman Shaikh and Namal Gunapala with the senior members of the Cybersecurity Syndicate under the supervision of Mr. Krishnadeva Kesavan.
02/08/2017
Come and learn next generation Wi-Fi hacking - hacking tools for a converged world!
18/07/2017
Come learn on how to Setup Virtual Pe*******on Testing Lab for Ethical Hacking on your own machine