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Biometric analysis: The new WhatsApp security feature

2019-02-05
On: February 5, 2019
In: Technology

The instant messaging service will implement biometric identification to reinforce users’ safety In the immediate future WhatsApp users will have better security; according to network security and ethical hacking specialistsRead More →

Top Linux flavors for hacking, security and privacy

2019-02-05
On: February 5, 2019
In: Technology

Although there are multiple Linux distros, the most focused users in a specific area choose the options specially designed for their activities. Security distributions are one of the main typesRead More →

Best forensic tools to hide secrets passwords and recover files

2019-02-04
On: February 4, 2019
In: Network Tools, Tutorials, Web Scanners

Steganography is common term which is used in hiding or encrypting any personal information. The information can be anything which you don’t want to share. The art of hiding personalRead More →

Massive data breach at State Bank of India

2019-02-01
On: February 1, 2019
In: Data Security

Millions of clients have been affected by this incident Network security and ethical hacking specialists from the International Institute of Cyber Security reported a new data leaking incident in aRead More →

Critical vulnerabilities affect 3G, 4G and upcoming 5G protocol

2019-02-01
On: February 1, 2019
In: Vulnerabilities

An attacker could intercept communication metadata to locate of a mobile phone Network security and ethical hacking specialists reported the discovery of vulnerability in the 5G communication protocol, which willRead More →

A new malware using Google App Engine to create malicious PDF files

2019-02-01
On: February 1, 2019
In: Data Security

Cobalt Strike malicious hackers group is abusing Google App Engine to distribute malware embedded in PDF documents Network security and ethical hacking specialists from the International Institute of Cyber SecurityRead More →

Ethical hacker faces prison time for exposing vulnerabilities in a telecom company

2019-02-01
On: February 1, 2019
In: Incidents

The company considers that the defendant exceeded the limits of the ethical hacking labor The Hungarian authorities are investigating an ethical hacker who discovered a critical vulnerability in the systemsRead More →

Airbus has been hacked; thousands of employees data stolen

2019-02-01
On: February 1, 2019
In: Incidents

An investigation on the incident has been initiated Airbus, a major aviation company, has revealed a hacking incident that resulted in employees’ data theft.  According to network security and ethicalRead More →

Skyscanner launches its own vulnerability bounty program

2019-01-31
On: January 31, 2019
In: Vulnerabilities

The travelers’ website will launch a vulnerability bounty program; ethical hackers may receive up to $2k USD per report Skyscanner, a popular travel search website, has announced the creation ofRead More →

Check your Microsoft Azure database; some of them were mistakenly deleted

2019-01-31
On: January 31, 2019
In: Incidents

The technological giant is in the process of recovering the deleted information The shut in Azure service last January 29 caused unheard damage. According to network security and ethical hackingRead More →

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