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Privacy Experts: Facebook’s $5B Fine Unlikely to Do Much15-07-19 The FTC has levied its biggest fine ever against the social network, but it's unlikely to have much effect. |
Turla APT Returns with New Malware, Anti-Censorship Angle15-07-19 A dropper called “Topinambour" is the first-stage implant, which in turn fetches a spy trojan built in several coding languages. |
Researcher Bypasses Instagram 2FA to Hack Any Account15-07-19 An independent researcher earned a $30,000 bug bounty after discovering a weakness in the mobile recovery process. |
Why Cities Are a Low-Hanging Fruit For Ransomware15-07-19 In this first part of a two part series, Shawn Taylor with Forescout talks to Threatpost about lessons learned from helping Atlanta remediate and recover from its massive ransomware attack. |
Threatlist: 68% of Overwhelmed IT Managers Can’t Keep Up with Cyberattacks14-07-19 Most respondents in a recent survey say they're losing the battle despite having up-to-date protections in place. |
Exploring the Top 15 Most Common Vulnerabilities with HackerOne and GitHub14-07-19 Vulnerability experts Michiel Prins and Greg Ose discuss the 15 most common vulnerability types. |
Heather Mills Gets An Apology and ‘Substantial’ Settlement in Spyware Case12-07-19 Rupert Murdoch's News Group has agreed to pay damages to Paul McCartney's ex as part of the massive phone-hacking scandal by UK tabloids. |
Unusual Linux Ransomware Targets NAS Servers12-07-19 QNAPCrypt continues to spread via brute-force attacks. |
Hacked Hair Straighteners Can Threaten Homes12-07-19 A lack of a Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) pairing mechanism leaves the smart IoT devices open to malicious manipulation. |
Google Home Silently Captures Recordings of Domestic Violence and More11-07-19 Google is under fire after a report found that Google Home and Google Assistant records user audio, even when no wake-up word is used. |
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