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Sprint company customer information was breached by unknown hackers

2019-07-16
On: July 16, 2019
In: Mobile Security

American company Sprint, dedicated to the operation of mobile networks, claims that an unidentified hacker group compromised an as yet undefined number of customers’ accounts by exploiting a function onRead More →

Ad Inserter, a WordPress plugin, allows remote code execution

2019-07-16
On: July 16, 2019
In: Vulnerabilities

Experts in vulnerability testing discovered a critical flaw in Ad Inserter, a plugin for advertising management on WordPress sites. If exploited, this flaw would allow any low-privileged user to executeRead More →

New iOS 13 vulnerability allows access to passwords stored on your iPhone

2019-07-16
On: July 16, 2019
In: Vulnerabilities

Web application security specialists have reported the finding of a new vulnerability in Apple’s new operating system iOS 13 beta version which, if exploited, gives threat actors full access toRead More →

Donald Trump is making sure that the price of Bitcoin goes down again

2019-07-16
On: July 16, 2019
In: Technology

A new actor has entered the cryptocurrency scene. According to cybersecurity specialists, President Donald Trump seeks to make an impact on the value of virtual assets and, through a seriesRead More →

5k Bitcoin ATMs worldwide allow money laundering for drug trafficking

2019-07-16
On: July 16, 2019
In: Incidents

The Spanish authorities have stated that the legislation currently in existence in the European community is inadequate and insufficient to prevent the use of Bitcoin ATMs in order to launderRead More →

New exploit allows hackers to access shared files via WhatsApp and Telegram

2019-07-15
On: July 15, 2019
In: Vulnerabilities

Ethical hacking specialists from cybersecurity firm Symantec reported the discovery of a vulnerability that, if exploited, would allow a hacker to access files (such as photos, videos or PDF documents)Read More →

Windows 10 & Office 365 banned in schools and colleges in Germany for privacy issues

2019-07-15
On: July 15, 2019
In: Data Security

IT security services specialists report that the German Commission for Data Protection and Freedom of Information has stated that Microsoft services Windows 10 and Office 365 systems do not meetRead More →

New York power blackout; did Iran did performed a counter cyberattack?

2019-07-15
On: July 15, 2019
In: Incidents

Last Saturday night, a blackout in New York left the entire Manhattan area without electric power; interestingly, the incident occurred on the anniversary of the massive blackout that happened inRead More →

Should the FTC jail Mark Zuckerberg instead of fining Facebook with 5 billion USD?

2019-07-15
On: July 15, 2019
In: Data Security

Data protection specialists report on the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) decision to apply a $5 billion USD fine to Facebook due to multiple practices that violate several social mediaRead More →

First it was Florida, now Indiana suffers ransomware attack; government had to pay over $100k USD

2019-07-15
On: July 15, 2019
In: Incidents

The government of La Porte County, Indiana, paid a ransom of about $130k USD after suffering a ransomware attack that encrypted access to all their files. According to information securityRead More →

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