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Who hacked the NFL, Chiefs, 49ers, Packers & Bears Twitter accounts?

2020-01-28
On: January 28, 2020
In: Incidents

The most popular social media accounts have always been exposed to information security incidents. During last Monday morning, Twitter users began to notice that accounts belonging to the National FootballRead More →

New Intel processor bug leaks information from virtual machines

2020-01-28
On: January 28, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities

A couple of years ago, the emergence of the dangerous speculative execution vulnerability known as Spectre affected millions of Intel processor users; now, vulnerability testing experts report the finding ofRead More →

Fetch all information about Telegram group members and send Bulk SMS

2020-01-28
On: January 28, 2020
In: Tutorials

Telegram, the another most popular instant messaging application after WhatsApp. Telegram is mainly popular because of its privacy features. Telegram has gain popularity because of its privacy policies. As companyRead More →

Mitsubishi Electric was hacked by the Trend Micro antivirus which was supposed to protect it

2020-01-27
On: January 27, 2020
In: Incidents

Digital forensics specialists have revealed new details about the security incident at the Japanese company Mitsubishi Electric. A few days ago, the company disclosed that in June last year aRead More →

Microsoft can’t fix Internet Explorer vulnerability & breaks Windows printing function

2020-01-27
On: January 27, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities

Sometimes fixing a security issue can lead to new problems. Microsoft is experiencing failures with the temporary fix of a recently found zero-day Internet Explorer vulnerability, as users and informationRead More →

Microsoft thinking about open sourcing Windows 7 OS

2020-01-27
On: January 27, 2020
In: Technology

A few days ago Microsoft announced the end of support for Windows 7, so the operating system would no longer receive free security updates, although apparently there are many interestedRead More →

Vulnerability in Cisco allows DoS attacks and network shutdown with just an email

2020-01-27
On: January 27, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities

The Cisco technology company has released a new cybersecurity report to disclose the remediation of a critical vulnerability the Cisco AsyncOS product zip decompression engine, for Cisco Email Security ApplianceRead More →

Anybody can join your private Webex meetings without a password

2020-01-27
On: January 27, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities

Just like every single week, a new security flaw report has appeared on Webex, Cisco’s video conferencing platform. The technology company has released a report, crafted by its vulnerability testingRead More →

New vulnerability found in Apache Tomcat

2020-01-25
On: January 25, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities

Vulnerability testing specialists have revealed the discovery of a new vulnerability in Apache Tomcat. When using Authentication with Apache Tomcat, between versions 9.0.0.M1 to 9.0.29, 8.5.0 to 8.5.49 and 7.0.0Read More →

Build the Next Great Online Buying and Selling Website

2020-01-25
On: January 25, 2020
In: Technology Talk

The era of online shopping is in full swing. Now, more than ever, people are altering their shopping habits to be conducted almost completely online. Anything you need can beRead More →

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