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All posts tagged "hacking"
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254Editorial / Security / TechHave we reached peak Privacy Paranoia?
The privacy angle is the sensationalism of the moment. The media pushes this stuff daily and now we have innovation being impacted...
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366Security / TechWhat is zero trust — and why should you use it?
Zero trust security offers a way to protect your business or organization from an abundance of threats.
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1.2KSecurity / TechSecurity firm Armis discovers new Bluetooth vulnerability dubbed BLEEDINGBIT
BLEEDINGBIT effects Bluetooth Low Energy chips made by Texas Instruments and primarily used in Cisco, Meraki, and Aruba wireless access points.
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1.8KSecurity / TechMicrosoft UWP protection cracked, five layers of DRM found
CODEX worked through five layers of DRM, including MSStore, UWP, EAppX, XBLive, and Arxan.
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1.0KSecurity / TechCommenting platform Disqus suffers data breach on a 2012 database
Disqus says there is no evidence of unauthorized logins on any of the accounts affected.
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938Security / TechSmart gun security cracked in a proof-of-concept hack
Plore made it very clear that he wasn't looking to stop the production of smart guns. He simply wanted to show that...
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1.4KSecurity / TechDoes being “smarter” or “tech-savvy” make you safer from identity theft?
CBT Nuggets found that those who identify as being "tech-savvy" are 18% more likely to be victims of online identity theft.
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2.3KGaming / PC / PlayStation / Security / Tech / XboxOver 4.4 million gamer accounts breached on CD Projekt RED, Xbox 360 ISO, and PSP ISO forums
What's more troubling about these hacks is that they aren't new and occurred in September 2015 and March 2016.
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903Editorial / Security / Tech[Guest Editorial] 4 steps that could help keep hackers from hijacking the election
Miliefsky says the federal government could and should take several steps if it’s truly concerned.
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2.2KSecurity / TechThe 10 biggest data breaches infographic
Data breaches are becoming common place, and that really is a shame. From LastPass to Vtech and Apple to Blizzard, here are 10...
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1.1KSecurity / TechSupreme Court Ruling May Broaden Where FBI Can Hack Computers
We’re all pretty sure that whatever country we’re in, we suspect that its authorities are legally free to browse our devices. We...
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1.2KSecurity / TechASUS Hit With 20 Year Security Audit By FTC
The FTC has said that ASUS has demonstrated a “failure to employ reasonable security practices [that] has subjected consumers to substantial injury.”...
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1.3KBusiness / SecurityMan Held In UK Over VTech Hack
A 21 year old man from Berkshire has been arrested by police investigating the hack into Toy company VTech. The man has...
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1.2KTechFacebook To Notify Users Of Potential Nation-State Attacks
It seems that not a day goes by without hearing news about a service, website, or agency being hacked. Everyone should care about...
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763TechUK Government Quietly Amends Law Allowing UK Intelligence Agencies To Circumvent Anti-Hacking Legislation
Privacy International, a London based charity, were notified of a change in legislation which passed into law on March 3rd, 2015 and came...
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972TechGoogle Introduces Password Alert Chrome Extension
Even though it seems like it’s been awhile since we’ve heard of a major password breach, they certainly happen regularly and users...
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978TechUK Government’s Intelligence Services Allowed To Snoop Anywhere On The Internet For Any Reason
The UK Government has admitted that its intelligence services are allowed to to hack into phones, computers, and other networks worldwide, even if the target...
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767MobileTwo Russian Hackers Arrested In Conjunction With iPhone Ransomware
The Hacker News reports that two young hackers from Russia have been arrested following an investigation into recent cyber attacks against iPhone...
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977Business / TechComixology Website Hacked Email And Passwords Compromised
Looks like yet another website has been a victim of hackers. This time the hacked victims are Comixology and their users. In...
