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Last Facebook outage exposed users’ images hidden information

2019-07-04
On: July 4, 2019
In: Incidents

Facebook suffered a massive outage in its suite of apps yesterday morning; According to website security audit specialists, this flaw provided social network users with certain details about Facebook’s machineRead More →

HOW DO YOU CHECK THAT A WEBSITE IS UNSAFE?

2019-07-04
On: July 4, 2019
In: Important, Malware, Tutorials, Web Scanners

Whenever you opens your email id, you can probably see lots of unknown email with unknown URLs. Everyone wants to open such URLs. But opening such URLs can cause damageRead More →

Cyber Security Trends Video 4 July 19

2019-07-04
On: July 4, 2019
In: News Videos

Third ransomware attack against the city of Florida & hacking campaign that infected Facebook users with malware for 5 years. Below are the links of the cyber security news. 1.Read More →

This hacker group attacks banks around the world to cash out ATMs

2019-07-03
On: July 3, 2019
In: Incidents

Cybersecurity services specialists report the detection of a hacking campaign operated by a group of cybercriminals specializing in attacks against banking institutions; the campaign was detected in four different locationsRead More →

Vigilante Hackers Fight Lizard Squad For Control Of 150,000 Home Routers

D-Link devices are the most insecure; FTC has ordered to fix them

2019-07-03
On: July 3, 2019
In: Technology

The network devices and solutions manufacturer company D-Link has announced the creation of a comprehensive software security program to meet a requirement of the U.S. Federal Trade Comission (FTC). ExpertsRead More →

U.S. government will use old tech in its power grids; new developments are easy-to-hack

2019-07-03
On: July 3, 2019
In: Technology

According to information technology security audit specialists, the U.S. government has taken unprecedented action to counter attacks on the country’s electrical infrastructure. Donald Trump’s administration has decided to implement “retroRead More →

Be careful if you visit China; the government hacks phones of tourists

2019-07-03
On: July 3, 2019
In: Mobile Security

China’s government is forcing foreigners trying to enter the Xinjiang region to install on their smartphones a malware variant capable of extracting their text messages, among other files. According toRead More →

Cyber Security Trends Video 3 July 19

2019-07-03
On: July 3, 2019
In: News Videos

We talked about Jack’d the gay dating app that will pay fine for hacking and Wiki founder called to strike against social networks this 4th and 5th of July BelowRead More →

Steps to root and hack Amazon 2019 Fire tablet

2019-07-02
On: July 2, 2019
In: Technology

Amazon implemented some improvements to Fire 7, one of its basic tablet models, including a new and faster processor and twice storage space than the previous model. However, information securityRead More →

Vulnerability in Microsoft Teams could allow hacker to gain complete control of your infrastructure

2019-07-02
On: July 2, 2019
In: Vulnerabilities

Microsoft Teams, a platform designed for teamwork management in enterprise environments, contains a vulnerability that, if exploited, would allow any user to inject malicious code into the platform and increaseRead More →

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