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Check If Your WhatsApp is Hacked Or NOT ?

2019-07-08
On: July 8, 2019
In: Data Security, Tutorials

WhatsApp, a very popular mobile application used for chatting, sharing different types of files. It is estimated, as of 2018 WhatsApp has around 200 million users than Facebook Messenger. AccordingRead More →

Ubuntu plugs code exec, DoS Linux kernel holes

Hacking attempt against Ubuntu source code to install a backdoor

2019-07-08
On: July 8, 2019
In: Incidents

IT systems audit experts report an alleged hacking attack against the GitHub account of Canonical Ltd, the company in charge of Ubuntu, the popular Linux distribution, allegedly with the intentionRead More →

PII, credit card numbers and CVVs, home alarm codes leaked in Fieldwork data leak

2019-07-08
On: July 8, 2019
In: Incidents

Cybersecurity specialists Noam Rotem and Ran Locar from security firm vpnMentor recently discovered an exposed database belonging to Fieldwork, an operations management software firm for small and medium-sized companies. FullRead More →

7-Eleven payment app was hacked; $500k USD stolen

2019-07-08
On: July 8, 2019
In: Incidents

According to web application security testing specialists, 7-Eleven Japan decided to suspend the mobile payment feature recently implemented for the 7Pay app after a third party exploited a vulnerability toRead More →

British Airways to pay more than £180M fine after 2018 data breach

2019-07-08
On: July 8, 2019
In: Data Security

Data protection specialists reported that British Airways is facing a fine of up to £180M due to the data breach that occurred in the company last year. After investigating theRead More →

Excessive smartphone use related to the number of sexual partners

2019-07-08
On: July 8, 2019
In: Technology

Specialists in psychology, in collaboration with cybersecurity firms, conducted a survey of more than 3,000 undergraduate students in the U.S., finding that, among respondents, those who considered having problems withRead More →

Popular News Video 7 July

2019-07-07
On: July 7, 2019
In: News Videos

TikTok app allows minors to give gifts worth up to tens of dollars to famous users & Kaspersky alerts for malware that cash out ATMs Below are the links ofRead More →

The biggest forensics company pays ransom after cyberattack

2019-07-05
On: July 5, 2019
In: Incidents

According to website security audit specialists, Eurofins, the leading provider firm of forensic analysis had to pay a ransom after a group of malicious hackers attacked them, which in factRead More →

Are you a Samsung smartphone user? You need to check this to secure your device

2019-07-05
On: July 5, 2019
In: Mobile Security

Information security services specialists say that many of the millions of Samsung smartphone users worldwide could have wrongly implemented firmware updates, which could have negatively impacted the device’s performance, asRead More →

This guy launched DDoS attacks against video game companies like PlayStation Xbox, etc.

2019-07-05
On: July 5, 2019
In: Incidents

This week, Austin Thompson, a 23-year-old from Utah, US, was sentenced to two years and three months in prison after being charged and found guilty of deploying a series ofRead More →

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