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Vulnerabilities in telepresence robots allow access to image and video

2018-10-20
On: October 20, 2018
In: Vulnerabilities

The manufacturer has solved two of the five reported errors; three patches are in the process of being released Telepresence robots manufactured by the company Vecna Technologies can be hackedRead More →

The main browsers will stop using TLS 1.0 and TLS 1.1 heading to 2022

2018-10-19
On: October 19, 2018
In: Data Security

In a coordinated announcement, Microsoft, Google, Apple and Mozilla have declared that they will remove the TLS 1.0 and TLS 1.1 protocols in 2020 According to experts in digital forensics, TransportRead More →

Vulnerability in Tumblr could have compromise users’ account data

2018-10-19
On: October 19, 2018
In: Vulnerabilities

Information of some accounts may have been compromised Tumblr has just published a security advice admitting the presence of a security vulnerability on its website that could have allowed hackersRead More →

The Pentagon is looking for new talents in IT

2018-10-19
On: October 19, 2018
In: Technology

The Department of Defense is testing new methods for recruiting young professionals in technological areas Like many federal agencies, the Department of Defense (DoD) is struggling to attract, recruit andRead More →

Three critical vulnerabilities can be chained to take full control of D-Link routers

2018-10-19
On: October 19, 2018
In: Vulnerabilities

Researchers from the Silesian University of Technology in Poland discovered several flaws that could be exploited to take control over some models of D-Link routers A group of digital forensics investigators fromRead More →

Authorities seize properties of creators of “Infamous” cheat code, for GTA V

2018-10-19
On: October 19, 2018
In: Data Security

Five Australian men have been linked with the authorship of this videogame cheat code Take-Two Interactive and Rockstar games have always closely followed the tracks behind the cheat code developersRead More →

Playstation 4 consoles collapse due to “text bomb”

2018-10-18
On: October 18, 2018
In: Data Security

Further details about the incident are still unknown A persistent error on PlayStation 4, Sony‘s most prestigious game console to date, could exploit and collapse the console via a text message.Read More →

LuminosityLink tool creator sentenced to 30 months in prison

2018-10-18
On: October 18, 2018
In: Malware

The tool allowed access to the victims’ computers without their consent A 21-year-old man living in Kentucky, who had previously plead himself guilty of developing, marketing and selling a popular RemoteRead More →

United Kingdom faces 10 cyberattacks per week

2018-10-18
On: October 18, 2018
In: Incidents

The United Kingdom’s National Cybersecurity Centre has thwarted more than 1.6k attacks over the past two years, many of them deployed by other governments The UK cyber defense center hasRead More →

SEO pollution campaign affects web searches related to EU midterm elections

2018-10-18
On: October 18, 2018
In: Data Security

  Users inadvertently fall into fraudulent or unreliable sites Experts in digital forensics report the emergence of a search engine optimization (SEO) pollution campaign directed against the keywords associated withRead More →

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