The probability that Lenovo has earned the infamous record for becoming a subject of the world’s biggest data breach in history is shaping-up fast. The culprit? The still online legacy…
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Researchers discovered a new malware framework that developed to perform fraudulent Google AdSense impressions by installing a malicious browser extension. In the past 3 months, This Malare framework gained more than one billion fraudulent ad impressions and generated a significant Google AdSense revenue every month. Threat actors behind this malvertising campaign abusing the content and […]
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There are many reasons why you would want to track a cell phone location. Apart from knowing where it is, tracking, especially remotely, will lead to its position when lost. You could also want to track phones belonging to your kids or employees. All these reasons always look for one answer. A cell phone tracker […]
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Read moreNew academic research reveals the extent of user tracking on top adult sites.
Read moreA security professional needed a secure language for IoT development. So he wrote his own, applying learned lessons about memory and resources in the process.
Read moreFaceApp can make your face look old – but does it also invade your privacy? In the past week photos from the app – and fears about cybersecurity issues – have swirled through social media with more distortions than clarity.
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Read moreA new framework is allowing the threat group to compile variants of the malware for each victim, Morphisec says.
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Slack data breach took place in 2015 but the company became aware of the incident recently through its bug bounty program. Slack has suffered a data breach in which thousands of users have been affected. As a result, the company is resetting passwords of thousands of impacted users. The data breach took place back in […]
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Read moreDirectly linking thoughts to a phone via Bluetooth — what could go wrong?
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