Security
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Monster.com Admits Third-Party Server Exposed Thousands Of Resumes
Monster.com is a popular employment website that contains a huge database of resumes. The platform is trusted by billions of…
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Confidential Computing By Linux Foundation Gets Backing From Biggest Tech Companies To Encrypt Data In Transit
The Linux Foundation recently formed a new group called the Confidential Computing Consortium. The subgroup’s primary aim appears to be…
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Stealthy Trojan Malware Available For Free On The Dark Web Could Give Rise To Phishing Attacks For Financial Profits
Trojan malware is often in great demand from malicious attackers. Usually, potent Remote Access Trojans (RAT) are sold for handsome…
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Millions Of Fingerprints Exposed Online In A New Data Breach Controversy
Many big names have been recently involved in data breach controversies during the last few months. Unfortunately, the list does…
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State-Sponsored Hackers Attacking Video Game Industry In Addition to Cyber Espionage Discover Web Security Researchers
In addition to conducting cyber-espionage, fractions of large and state-sponsored hacking groups appear to be engaged in executing financially motivated…
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Microsoft Listening To Skype And Cortana Recordings Just Like Apple And Google Reveals Severe Lapse Of Privacy And Confidentiality
Microsoft has been reportedly sending audio clips to actual human beings for “analysis and improvement” of its services. After Google…
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Germany Not Worried About Huawei’s Allegedly Vulnerable 5G Equipment, Will Adopt Multi-Vendor Approach And Improve Encryption To Counter Alleged Risks
Chinese mobile communications and wireless networking giant Huawei may have been facing a lot of problems in the U.S for…
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Stolen Credit Cards Available On The Dark Web Reveal Details About The Organized Trade Of Illegally Acquired Financial Products
Stolen or illegally acquired credit and debit card details have always been available for purchase. However, a new report about…
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Popular Browser Extensions For Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox Collecting And Possibly Profiting From User Data?
Browser extensions help extend the functionality or stop annoying aspects of web browsers. However, several popular extensions for Mozilla Firefox…
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New Malware Confirms User Activity Before Exploiting Backdoor To Conduct Cyber-Espionage
Cybersecurity company ESET has discovered a known and elusive hacking group has been quietly deploying a malware that has some…
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Microsoft Voting Machines ‘ElectionGuard’ Claim To Offer Secured, Authenticated And Verifiable Electronic Elections
Microsoft has begun showcasing its latest innovation in the democratic election process. The company claims its Microsoft ElectionGuard system is…
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Photos And Videos Stored On Google Photos Are Poorly Protected Behind A Simple Obfuscated Web-Link?
Google Photos is by far one of the most popular cloud-based storage solutions that’s integrated within other Google products and…
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WhatsApp and Telegram Exploit Grants Access To Personal Media Files Despite End-To-End Encryption, Discovers Symantec
WhatsApp and Telegram boast of end-to-end encryption. However, the latest exploit discovered by cyber-security Company Symantec grants access to personal,…
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Antivirus ESET Discovers Attackers Who Exploited Recent Windows OS Zero-Day Vulnerability To Conduct Cyber-Espionage
Makers of popular antivirus and digital security software ESET have discovered the attackers who exploited a recent Windows OS zero-day…
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Social Media Summit At White House Doesn’t Include Facebook and Twitter Because They Are Biased?
The Donald Trump administration will host an official social media summit at the White House this week. There are strong…
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Credit Card Details Including Personal Information, IP Addresses, And Other Communication Found Exposed Of Fieldwork Software
Sensitive private and financial information of hundreds of Credit Card users were discovered to be stored in a database that…
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Chipmaker Broadcom In ‘Advanced Talks’ To Acquire Leading Online and Device Security Co. Symantec For $15 Billion?
Broadcom, a leading chipmaker, could soon acquire cybersecurity company Symantec. The deal could be the second-largest full acquisition of a…
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Pro Hacking Groups Are Pivoting To New Form Of Malware With ‘AndroMut’, Targeting Financial Information And Banks Using Social Engineering
A professional hacking group with sophisticated techniques to execute phishing and other forms of malware attacks appears to be altering…
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Why Huawei’s 5G Plan for Russia is Risky
The United States is becoming an increasingly hostile place for international electronics companies like Huawei, thanks to trade tariffs imposed…
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Huawei Left Potentially Exploitable Backdoor In Networking Firmware Claims Security Company
The U.S. has long been claiming Huawei threatened its digital security. Now a security company claims to have unearthed several…
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Google’s Gmail And G Suite Customers Get ‘Sandbox’ And Other Features To Halt Emailed Threats, Viruses And Ransomware
Google intends to halt viruses, ransomware, and other security threats right at the primary point of approach, which is email.…
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BlueStacks Contained Several ‘Severe’ Security Vulnerabilities: Popular Mobile and PC Android Emulator Allowed Remote Code Execution?
BlueStacks, one of the most popular and widely used mobile and PC Android emulator, had several severe security vulnerabilities. These…
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WebLogic Server Zero-Day Vulnerability Patch Issued, Oracle Cautions Exploit Still Active
Oracle acknowledged actively exploited security vulnerability in its popular and widely deployed WebLogic servers. Although the company has issued a…
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Dell PCs With SupportAssist Utility Vulnerable To ‘High Severity’ Privilege Escalation Attacks, Security Update Released For Windows 10
Dell PCs running Windows operating system are reportedly vulnerable to “high severity” security vulnerability. Apparently, Dell’s SupportAssist, a utility that’s…
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Google Clarifies It Is Not Blocking The Adblocking Services, It Is Merely “Improving Them”
A few days back, Google announced that they are getting ahead with their plans regarding the ad block services and…
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