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Hackers Finally Published Data Of Automotive Group, GEDIA (100 year old company)

2020-02-01
On: February 1, 2020
In: Data Security

The attackers behind the Sodinokibi Ransomware finally published data stolen from another victim as they failed to pay ransom. Sodinokibi claims that this data was stolen from GEDIA car partRead More →

Insurance company which provided ransomware protection got infected with it; $1M USD paid to hackers

2020-01-31
On: January 31, 2020
In: Incidents

Ransomware incidents keep attracting the attention of the cybersecurity community. A few days ago, a Canadian insurance firm revealed that, last October, it resorted to temporary disabling of all itsRead More →

Cisco switch vulnerabilities allow DOS attacks via the device itself; millions of small businesses affected

2020-01-31
On: January 31, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities

This has been a busy week for Cisco’s vulnerability testing team. A few hours ago, the company announced to its users that some of its Small Business Switch devices, widelyRead More →

Are you getting spams? fast check for email address on online platforms

2020-01-31
On: January 31, 2020
In: Social Engineering Tools, Tutorials

Email addresses, spammer loves these. Emails is the main source of authentication for most social media platforms. On daily basis, fake social media accounts are used by various cyber criminal.Read More →

Critical vulnerability affecting Apache Solr is found

2020-01-30
On: January 30, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities

A firm of network security specialists has reported the emergence of a security vulnerability in the Apache Solr platform, whose developers have been placed under continuous review due to theRead More →

SharePoint vulnerability led to the hacking of 42 servers with 400 GB of United Nations data

2020-01-30
On: January 30, 2020
In: Incidents

A few months ago, an information security firm reported the hacking of the United Nations (UN) headquarters, an incident that jeopardized the integrity of thousands of personal records of itsRead More →

Big marketing company is hacked; criminals spend thousands of dollars on fake Facebook ads about penis enlargement pills

2020-01-30
On: January 30, 2020
In: Incidents

Many times hackers target individual social media users, mainly Facebook, to show them ads that might interest them, such as unusual discounts on various products. However, data protection experts mentionRead More →

This vulnerability allows hacking Apple Watch and Apple TV

2020-01-30
On: January 30, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities

Although exploiting vulnerabilities in Apple developments is unusual, new security flaws are frequently reported, the scope of which, according to vulnerability testing specialists, varies depending on the affected product. ThisRead More →

Why Every Company Needs To Gain Control Over Their IT Inventory

2020-01-30
On: January 30, 2020
In: Technology Talk

There comes a time when the IT infrastructure of a company grows at an undisputed rate. New users are added to the network frequently, which in turn creates new ITRead More →

Universities force students to install location tracking apps to check if they attend classes or not

2020-01-29
On: January 29, 2020
In: Data Security

Technology has multiple applications in the field of education, which allows improving learning processes, although it cannot force students to assist to their classes, at least not until now. AccordingRead More →

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