Once again Facebook is under scrutiny for bad protection efforts. The Tech Giants latest screw-up was a programming bug that gave 1,500 third-party apps access to the unposted Facebook photos of as many as 6.8 Million users.
Google have discovered another critical security vulnerability in one of Google+’s People APIs that could have allowed 3rd party developers to steal private information of over 52.5Million users.
Vulnerabilities have been found within Adobe once again. Cybersecurity researchers have discovered a new zero-day vulnerability in Adobe Flash Player that hackers are actively exploiting in the wild as part of a targeted campaign that appears to be targeting a Russian state health care institution before it moves to the rest of the world. The …
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A new interesting technique of ransom attached to a rapidly spreading ransomware attack in China is getting the world’s tech leaders attention as the infection has spread to more than 100,000 computers in the last four days as a result of a supply-chain attack. An impactful point is that the number of infected users is continuously growing …
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Safari comes standard with every single Apple device that you own, it’s apples very own go-to browser. Earlier this week the DropBox team released details of three critical vulnerabilities in Apple macOS. Throughout this article, we will demonstrate how the vulnerabilities were discovered and what you can do to make sure that you or your …
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We all know the scrutiny Facebook has been in regards to data protection, and at the start of the year, Facebook was once again under the lights for the Cambridge Analytica scandal. This time there has been yet another security vulnerability reported in Facebook that could have allowed attackers to obtain certain personal information of …
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Small to medium-sized business often don’t put enough emphasis on its digital security as the general perception is; “Why do we need cybersecurity? we are just too small for someone to hack us.” this is one of the biggest misperceptions as Cybercriminals don’t discriminate. Your business data, credentials or access can be quite valuable to hackers …
There has been a rapid growth on the attention regarding Email security as the landscape around phishing campaigns that deliver ransomware continues to grow within’ organisational concerns. Recently, there has been no shortage of notable cyber attacks. The ‘I’m A Programmer Who Cracked Your Email’ Scam, is just one of the most recent email scams that not …
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Security researches have found a new Intel CPU flaw that exploits Hyper-Threading to steal encrypted data which can allow hackers access to sensitive protected data, like cryptographic keys, passwords, from all other processes running in the same CPU core with simultaneous multi-threading feature enabled. Throughout this article, we will release the details of the flaw and show …
Security researchers from Israeli security firm Armis, have unveiled details of two critical vulnerabilities in Bluetooth’s Low Energy Chips (BLE) that are embedded in millions of access points and networking devices used by enterprises around the world. Throughout this article, we will look to bring light into the situation to make sure that you’re better …
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