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374Google / Security / TechGoogle ads “shopper tracking” may get a close look from the FTC
Google recently outlined a method for pairing a user's online ad views to their in-store purchases, which totally wasn't creepy at all......
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298Security / Sponsored Post / TechKeeping personal data safe: Five tips to help with online and offline security
You may not have the same international importance as Verizon, but it’s still vital that your data is secure.
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373Security / 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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920Security / TechDeeper Lock bike lock brings GPS-powered bike security to cyclists
Deeper Lock is a complete security system operated from your smartphone and features GPS tracking, unlimited range anti-theft alerts via GSM, and...
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440Security / TechBiometric authentication: Hardly a perfect solution
No matter if you are talking about physical security, identity management, or authorization, authentication is one of the most crucial elements of...
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777Microsoft / Security / TechStopping a Super Attack on high-value Office 365 user accounts
Skyhigh has been tracking exactly this kind of hacker that launched a ‘Super Attack’ against Office 365 accounts of 48 Skyhigh enterprise...
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342Google / Security / TechGoogle adds additional protections against phishing via malicious plugins
Google believes these new protections ought to significantly reduce the chances of a repeat of "Google Docs."
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364Security / TechVerizon data leak exposes personal information of up to 6 million customers
Users should probably change their PINs as soon as possible just to be safe.
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443Security / Tech3 million WWE users have had their personal information exposed
Soon after the discovery, the company did move the data and make it inaccessible, so the threat is no longer there.
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429Security / TechProtecting AWS infrastructure: Seven best practices
The Deep Root leak highlighted the importance of proper cloud security configuration for AWS.
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462Security / TechEugene Kaspersky is willing to have source code examined by U.S. Gov.
"Anything I can do to prove that we don't behave maliciously I will do it." ~Eugene Kaspersky~
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364Security / TechGlobal cyberattack underway, several big companies being hit
The cyberattack is coming in the form of ransomware linked to a variation named Petya.
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458Microsoft / Security / TechZDNet hires hacker to install ransomware on Windows 10 S
According to ZDNet, the process of hacking Windows 10 S was harder than expected.
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1.6KHardware Reviews / Reviews / Security / TechCUJO review: A hardware firewall with access control which protects all your connected devices
CUJO does a great job of blocking sites and hacking attempts across all your connected devices to help keep your network safe...
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427Apple / Security / TechMacRansom: Mac users beware as macOS is targeted again
An increase in ransomware and viruses is coming for Mac users.
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453Security / TechRussian hackers hiding malware in Britney Spears Instagram comments
Be careful out there in social media land, not everything is as it seems!
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481Security / Sponsored PostIs using a free antivirus worth the risk?
A decent antivirus software costs around $39-$55. Not that expensive, right? So why do people still rely on free antivirus?
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448Security / TechFireball is a Chinese malware that could affect 250 million computers
This operation is run by Rafotech, a large digital marketing agency based in Beijing.
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544Security / TechPassword managing service OneLogin has been hacked
The company says they are investigating further and are involving law enforcement.
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815Security / TechHackers are using social media to launch cyberattacks
According to the New York Times, the Pentagon is worried that hackers are ramping up their social media presence in order to...
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597Security / TechChipotle reveals it was the victim of point of sale malware
Chipotle was hit with the E. coli bug not too long ago, now they're dealing with a POS malware bug.
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502Security / TechHP computers shipping with keylogger installed, not as malicious as it sounds
This seems to be more of an issue of lazy development rather than intended maliciousness.
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581Security / TechHandBrake has been infected with Proton malware on macOS
Luckily, HandBrake's forums have provided details on how to manually remove the malware.
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460Apple / iOS / Mobile / Security / TechThe FBI paid $900,000USD for the San Bernardino iPhone hack
The amount the FBI paid to have the iPhone hacked was supposed to remain classified.
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476Apple / Security / TechRussian cyberespionage group said to be preparing malware attack for macOS
macOS has never been immune to malware, bugs or viruses there just weren't enough people using the OS for hackers to bother....
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1.3KGoogle / Security / Tech
[UPDATED] PSA: Google Docs SPAM emails circulating via multiple email sources
We have reached out to Google for an official statement on the matter and will update this post when we can.
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487Android / iOS / Mobile / Security / TechUK police now have the power to remotely disable phones
Motherboard also says these orders could last indefinitely and be used against people who are not involved in a crime.
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575Android / Google / Mobile / Security / TechSophosLabs says you should avoid these two Android apps
Both apps claim to supply two distinct functions, Phone Boost and CPU Cooler, which Chen says are fake.
