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Sometimes good news in the security world comes unexpectedly. This is one of those times. After three decades of macro viruses,…
The official Facebook page of the US Navy’s destroyer-class warship, USS Kidd, has been hijacked. According to Task & Purpose, who…
The last few years have seen a mushrooming of the number and type of security tools that organizations can use to…
Google’s announced some changes to how it’s helping millions of its users stay safe and secure. The biggest of those changes…
Online safety is hard enough for most adults. We reuse weak passwords, we click on suspicious links, and we love to…
The Apache HTTP Server 2.4.49 is vulnerable to a flaw that allows attackers to use a path traversal attack to map…
Update, 7th October: Twitch has now confirmed the breach. The company’s statement is as follows: We have learned that some data…
Mark Zuckerberg was left counting the personal cost of bad PR yesterday (about $6 billion, according to Bloomberg) on a day…
“A global privacy disaster”, “espionage gold”, and “a state-sponsored wet dream” are just some of the comments one can read regarding…
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