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Threatpost Poll: Are Password Managers Too Risky?22-02-19 Weigh in on password managers with our Threatpost poll. |
ThreatList: Porn-Focused Malware Triples, Dark Web Loves It21-02-19 Premium-access credentials to porn sites are hot in the cyber-underground, as credential-harvesting malware proliferates. |
Adobe Re-Patches Critical Acrobat Reader Flaw21-02-19 Adobe has issued yet another patch for a critical vulnerability in its Acrobat Reader - a week after the original fix. |
Highly Critical Drupal RCE Flaw Affects Millions of Websites21-02-19 Admins should update immediately to fix a remote code-execution vulnerability. |
19-Year-Old WinRAR Flaw Plagues 500 Million Users21-02-19 Users of the popular file-compression tool are urged to immediately update after a serious code-execution flaw was found in WinRAR. |
Researcher: Not Hard for a Hacker to Capsize a Ship at Sea20-02-19 Capsizing a ship with a cyberattack is a relatively low-skill enterprise, according to an analysis from Pen Test Partners. |
Separ Malware Plucks Hundreds of Companies’ Credentials in Ongoing Phish20-02-19 An ongoing phishing campaign is targeting hundreds of businesses to steal their email and browser credentials using a simply - but effective - malware. |
Apple’s Shazam App Boots Facebook Ads and Other Third-Party SDKs20-02-19 The music-recognition app that Apple bought for $400 million is removing Facebook Ads, DoubleClick, Facebook Analytics and more. |
Password Manager Firms Blast Back at ‘Leaky Password’ Revelations20-02-19 1Password, Dashlane, KeePass and LastPass each downplay what researchers say is a flaw in how the utilities manage memory. |
GitHub Increases Rewards, Scope For Bug-Bounty Program20-02-19 GitHub is offering unlimited rewards for critical vulnerabilities - and has added "safe harbor" terms to its bug bounty program. |
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