• January 17, 2020
• by Paul Hamilton‏
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High-risk consumers are conscious that criminals are more likely than the mainstream, but many of them still have poor security behaviors, a Google survey shows. High-risk user groups involve executives,…

• January 14, 2020
• by Paul Hamilton‏
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• 215

If your business is still running on Windows 7, it is time to take the end of January 14, 2020 seriously. Here are the four options. If your company still…

• January 13, 2020
• by Paul Hamilton‏
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• 164

The brute-force account cracking tool of Sentry MBA has been used to compromise user accounts. For nine months, an individual who was interested in a hack into the British National…

• January 10, 2020
• by Paul Hamilton‏
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• 275

At least eighty thousand organisations could be at risk. Cyber attackers scan Citrix servers, which are vulnerable to a critical ADC and Gateway security vulnerability, as researchers have warned.  Disclosed…

• January 8, 2020
• by Paul Hamilton‏
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• 263

Vendors are allowed to have 90 days to fix bugs, under adjustments to the transparency policies of Google Project Zero. Project Zero, the team of elite security researchers from Google,…

• January 7, 2020
• by Paul Hamilton‏
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• 281

A malicious code exploited a newly fixed zero-day flaw in the Google Play store that affects multiple Android devices, including Pixel phones from Google. Tracked as CVE-2019-2215, Google Project Zero…

• January 2, 2020
• by Paul Hamilton‏
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• 925

New York Special Olympics has been compromised, a non-profit organization focusing on competitive athletes with mental handicaps. New York Special Olympics presents equal opportunity to participate in Competitive, organized sports…

• December 24, 2019
• by Paul Hamilton‏
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• 937

On Friday, a British citizen was convicted for trying to bribe Apple by alleging that he had a massive iCloud folder and other Apple accounts. The guy, 22-year-old Kerem Albayrak…

• December 23, 2019
• by Paul Hamilton‏
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Apparently, without even decrypting it, DNS-over-HTTPS (DoH) traffic can be detected, a security researcher has discovered. The aim of the DoH protocol is to improve the overall Internet security by…

• December 20, 2019
• by Paul Hamilton‏
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As if it wasn’t hard enough to have their data compromised, businesses who fell victim to Maze ransomware are now facing another threat: their data could become public. Maze’s operators…