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Oracle patch vulnerability

Oracle Quarterly Security Update Patches 154 Vulnerabilities

2015-10-22
On: October 22, 2015
In: Vulnerabilities

Oracle on Tuesday patched 154 vulnerabilities in 54 different products as part of its regularly scheduled Critical Patch Update. More than half of the patches, 84 to be exact, addressRead More →

Apple Claims New iPhones are “impossible” to Hack

Apple Claims New iPhones are “impossible” to Hack

2015-10-22
On: October 22, 2015
In: Technology

The CIA and the FBI are always looking for backdoors in Apple devices, in fact, the agency spent years trying to hack iPhone and iPads according to documents released by NSA’s EdwardRead More →

Apple fixes 49 security bugs in iOS 9.1; kills jailbreak

Apple fixes 49 security bugs in iOS 9.1; kills jailbreak

2015-10-22
On: October 22, 2015
In: Data Security

Jailbreak team PanguTeam was credited with finding two security flaws. Apple has fixed 49 separate security vulnerabilities in iOS 9.1. The company, which released the software on Wednesday for iPhonesRead More →

CIA Director John Brennan

WikiLeaks Is Publishing the CIA Director’s Hacked Emails

2015-10-22
On: October 22, 2015
In: Data Security

WIKILEAKS MAY DESCRIBE itself as an outlet for whistleblowers, but it’s never hesitated to publish stolen documents offered up by a helpful hacker, either. So it’s no surprise that it’sRead More →

With goal of universal HTTPS, Let’s Encrypt reaches important milestone

With goal of universal HTTPS, Let’s Encrypt reaches important milestone

2015-10-21
On: October 21, 2015
In: Data Security

Free service backed by EFF is now trusted by all major browsers. A nonprofit effort aimed at encrypting the entire Web has reached an important milestone: its HTTPS certificates areRead More →

Threat Group Uses New Malware to Target Russian Organizations

Multi-stage exploit installing trojan

2015-10-21
On: October 21, 2015
In: Malware

ESET researchers receive and analyze thousands of new malware samples every day. Earlier this year, one of them caught our attention because it was not an ordinary executable file, butRead More →

'10-second' hack jogs Fitbits into malware-spreading mode

’10-second’ hack jogs Fitbits into malware-spreading mode

2015-10-21
On: October 21, 2015
In: Data Security, Vulnerabilities

To avoid viral stains, go jogging alone or with Bluetooth binned. A vulnerability in FitBit fitness trackers first reported to the vendor in March could still be exploited by theRead More →

Support scams that plagued Windows users for years now target Mac customers

Support scams that plagued Windows users for years now target Mac customers

2015-10-21
On: October 21, 2015
In: Data Security

Swindlers impersonate Apple service that remotely accesses user desktops. For years, scammers claiming that they’re “calling from Windows” have dialed up Microsoft customers and done their best to trick themRead More →

Academics Find Critical Flaws in Self-Encrypting Hardware Drives

Academics Find Critical Flaws in Self-Encrypting Hardware Drives

2015-10-21
On: October 21, 2015
In: Vulnerabilities

Some consumer-grade, self-encrypting external hard drives are littered with security vulnerabilities that render their encryption an afterthought. An academic paper published in late September took apart a number of drivesRead More →

Malware Is Using the Dark Web to Stay Hidden

Malware Is Using the Dark Web to Stay Hidden

2015-10-20
On: October 20, 2015
In: Malware

The dark web is well known as a space where anything can be bought or sold: guns, drugs, stolen data, and extreme pornography are all relatively easy to get holdRead More →

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