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How to delete yourself from internet?

2019-10-26
On: October 26, 2019
In: News Videos, Tutorials

For different reasons, many times we have wanted to delete internet presence or remove everything the Internet knows about us. Whether there are too many bad memories, embarrassing photos orRead More →

Spanish transport system was hacked. Bus and tram cards cloned and recharged with fake money

2019-10-25
On: October 25, 2019
In: Technology

According to vulnerability testing specialists, there has been a considerable increase in the number of scams related to refills on cards used to travel on the public transportation system inRead More →

7-Eleven gas station payment app suffers data breach

2019-10-25
On: October 25, 2019
In: Mobile Security

Data protection specialists report that the gasoline-buying app operated by the popular 7-Eleven store chain was the target of a supposed cyberattack that led to a sensitive data breach thatRead More →

South African capital shuts down operations after massive ransomware attack. Hackers demand $30k USD

2019-10-25
On: October 25, 2019
In: Incidents

Big cities have always been one of the hackers’ favorite targets. This time, a group of threat actors managed to compromise the computer networks of Johannesburg, South Africa’s commercial capital,Read More →

This girl hacked 11,000 dogs and cats smart feeders. Would she dare to harm your pets?

2019-10-25
On: October 25, 2019
In: Technology

Cybersecurity incidents can affect many aspects of our lives, including issues related to our pets. A few months ago, Xiaomi, in collaboration with the company Furrytail, launched a crowd fundingRead More →

These 17 iOS apps contain malware, uninstall them immediately

2019-10-24
On: October 24, 2019
In: Malware

A group of ethical hacking experts has discovered a malware variant present in at least 17 apps for Apple, all available in the App Store. The company has started toRead More →

Amazon Web Services servers and customers affected by a massive DDOS attack for hours

2019-10-24
On: October 24, 2019
In: Incidents

According to digital forensics specialists, Amazon Web Services (AWS), the technology giant’s cloud computing services division, has been the victim of a sustained denial of service (DoS) attack. Apparently, theRead More →

New NFC vulnerability affects Android 7, 8 and 9; Google won’t fix this flaw

2019-10-24
On: October 24, 2019
In: Vulnerabilities

Vulnerability testing specialists report the finding of a new security flaw across multiple versions of Android OS (full report here). By default, no Android app can perform operations that negativelyRead More →

New cache poisoning attack affects Cloudflare, Cloudfront, Fastly, Akamai, and CDN77

2019-10-24
On: October 24, 2019
In: Technology

A group of web application security specialists from the Cologne University, Germany, published a report describing a new form of cyberattack that abuses the cache to show victims fake errorRead More →

Pwnagotchi WiFi Hacker: A Do It Yourself WiFi network hacking toy

2019-10-23
On: October 23, 2019
In: Technology

The popular virtual pet of the 90s has evolved. Experts in ethical hacking report the emergence of Pwnagotchi, a “modernized version” of the popular Tamagotchi toy, assembled into a popularRead More →

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