Emma’s Diary seems to be the perfect website for parenthood, offering child-raising tips and giving away coupons worth up to £200. But in exchange for free diapers, users gave theirRead More →
It wasn’t the IP camera software that we thought Recently hackers stole code signature certificates from D-Link and other Taiwan-based manufacturer of routers and cameras, employing these codes to spreadRead More →
Last May, two weeks before the promulgation of the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), Apple began to route its data protection policies towards clearer objectives, as reportedRead More →
Insurance companies Lexington Insurance and Beazley Insurance are suing an information security firm to recover the insurance rates paid to Heartland Payment Systems, a payment management company, after theRead More →
Facebook has been fined with £500K in the UK after the British data protection agency concluded that the data-leaking scandal violated the law, becoming the first fine for the socialRead More →
Just a few hours ago Apple released a couple of updates for their software, correcting bugs and repairing security holes in MacOS, watchOS, TvOS, Safari, itunes for Windows, iCloud forRead More →
Information attacks keep coming Timehop, the social media app was affected by a massive data breach last July 4th, which compromised the personal data of its more than 21 millionRead More →
Data breach was not an isolated event, but part of a massive credit card theft operation Secure data destruction specialists claim that the recent data breach at Ticketmaster was just the top ofRead More →
Google is pronounced on the investigation of email scanning made by third-party apps Google has responded to a recent research on apps developed by third parties that scan Gmail inbox toRead More →
Gas robbery at Marathon’s station. Two thieves used a remote device to hack the system of a gas pump, thus they managed to extract more than 600 gallons from theRead More →
More than a security breach, the Pirate Bay has made the virtual currency mining a source for advertising. The Pirate Bay has begun to notify its users that by enteringRead More →
Polar, an exercise monitoring gadget and app, joins a long list of devices that would allegedly leak information from its users for security failures, says the International Institute of CyberRead More →
The hosting company Domainfactory has closed its forums after hackers posted messages claiming to have violated its infrastructure. A data breach has recently been confirmed at the German web hostingRead More →
The Rakhni Trojan is now giving bad actors the ability to infect victims either with a ransomware cryptor or a miner. An old ransomware sample has been rejiggered with aRead More →
A new type of attack would allow a malicious actor to capture the keys pressed on a keyboard using a thermal camera. The discovery was made by pentest experts at the UniversityRead More →
The New Zealand Court of Appeal upheld a decision by a lower court that found that Internet icon Kim Dotcom may be extradited to the United States to face various intellectual propertyRead More →
An NSO Group ex employee, one of the most powerful hacking companies in the world, has been arrested and charged for stealing company’s phone hack tools and trying to sellRead More →
It could take a long time until cases are heard. The UK government has announced the establishment of a specialized court to hear cases related to cyber crime, as reported byRead More →
Pentest specialists discovered a malware piece that infects systems with ransomware cryptocurrency mining programs, depending on equipment specifications and configuration, to decide which of the two attacks could be more profitable.Read More →
Siemens warns of the presence of six vulnerabilities in some of its SICLOCK central clocks, which synchronize the time in industrial environments, as reported by specialists in pentest from theRead More →
