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Billboards hacked at a subway station to display porn

2020-01-17
On: January 17, 2020
In: Incidents

A new hacking incident in electronic billboards has been reported by information security specialists. Last Thursday, during the maintenance of an interactive display in Kalmar, Sweden, an unknown user infiltratedRead More →

What is “locked computer”? The new attack technique used by hackers

2020-01-17
On: January 17, 2020
In: Data Security

Despite current technological advances, many cybercriminal groups keep resorting to old tricks to scam their victims, simply adding some variants to their attacks. On this occasion, a cybersecurity firm hasRead More →

Cyber Security and Data Protection: Your Ultimate Guide

2020-01-17
On: January 17, 2020
In: Technology Talk

Shutterstock The more sensitive data you have online, the higher the risk of losing not only them but also your digital identity. You may ask, does someone collect data aboutRead More →

Google plans measures to block the use of third-party cookies

2020-01-16
On: January 16, 2020
In: Data Security

Google has announced its plan to limit the number of advertising third-party cookies on websites visited through Chrome as a privacy and data protection measure for users. The technology companyRead More →

6 vulnerable WordPress plugins you should delete immediately if no update is available

2020-01-16
On: January 16, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities

Jenkins, the open source automation server, has issued a security alert regarding a number of vulnerabilities found in some of the most popular plugins in both WordPress and the JenkinsRead More →

How criminals laundered $2.8 billion USD using Bitcoin in 2019

2020-01-16
On: January 16, 2020
In: Technology

One of the main reasons why governments and financial institutions refuse to accept virtual asset transactions is their potential use for illicit purposes. Cybersecurity firm Chainalysis shows this in itsRead More →

334 vulnerabilities found in Oracle; security patches already available

2020-01-16
On: January 16, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities

On a regular basis, technology companies’ vulnerability testing teams release updates to their systems, ensuring the proper functioning of their developments, as well as preventing the exploitation of recently foundRead More →

How backdoor are implanted in web server, with list of all PHP|ASP backdoors

2020-01-16
On: January 16, 2020
In: Malware, Tutorials

There are numerous way in which web applications can be infected and everyday backdoor news can be seen in headlines. Shell backdoor is another form malware script which are usedRead More →

Banks cancel 15,000 payment cards due to the hacking of a travel website

2020-01-15
On: January 15, 2020
In: Incidents

In an unprecedented event, executives at Greece’s four largest banks have decided to cancel and replace about 15,000 payment cards (credit and debit) after a digital forensics firm confirmed thatRead More →

Australian bank P&N leaked its customers’ personal information

2020-01-15
On: January 15, 2020
In: Incidents

Network security specialists report that P&N Bank, a banking institution operating in Western Australia, has fallen victim of a data breach that has compromised the personal and financial information ofRead More →

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