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YouTube now finally decides to remove its annotations feature, after having discontinued the annotations editor earlier. It was in May 2017 that Google discontinued the YouTube annotations editor, after finding…

This may sound strange, and to an extent startling as well. A hacker could steal data from your system (which would already have a malware in it) by just sending…

Dell Inc, after discovering a breach impacting customer data, has reset passwords for all accounts on its Dell.com online electronics store. It was on November 9 that the computer maker…

The Cybersecurity-related profession is a very dynamic, too dynamic in fact that many in the industry are not formally educated to become a future member of the sector. The reality…

The United States Department of Justice has found probable cause to prosecute the alleged online scamvertising involving eight Russian nationals. The scamvertising schemes were separately named as 3ve and Methbot,…

Internal Revenue Service issued a request to learn more about how artificial intelligence can improve cybersecurity. The request went beyond just using machine-learning technologies. The agency wanted to know how…

Singapore is above average when it comes to the risks of being targeted by cyber attacks, that is the disclosure published in the recently released cyberexposureindex survey, as it measures…

Google for a decade now has been keeping with its promise of securing Android as they see fit. The search giant has introduced a huge permission system change in Marshmallow,…

In this coming holiday seasons, while many get busy with shopping for their loved ones, threat actors are busy phishing all the way (pun unintended). As more information reaches the…

Apparently, the notorious cybercrime community named TA505 is very active again, this time they are heavily testing in the wild the effectiveness of a new variant of a remote access…