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Netflix Fined €4.75 Million by Dutch Data Protection Authority Over GDPR Violations
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The Dutch Data Protection Authority has fined Netflix €4.75 million for failing to inform customers about the processing of their data,
#gdpr #newz #netflix #dataprotection #privacyMatters
9h ago
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GitHub Plagued by 4.5 Million Fake Stars Problem Misleading Users
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GitHub faces a growing issue of fake star campaigns, which artificially inflate repository popularity metrics and introduce risks to users.
3h ago
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BADBOX Malware Expands Global Reach, Infects 192,000 Devices
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BADBOX is spreading pre-installed malware on Android-based devices, now expanding to more major brands beyond China-based manufacturers.
#newz #badbox #malware #technews #cybersecurity
9h ago
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CISA Urges Public to Use Encrypted Messaging Amid Espionage Risks
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CISA calls individuals in sensitive roles, such as senior government and political positions, to adopt encrypted communication platforms.
#cisa #newz #signal #encryption #cybersecurity #privacyMatters
9h ago
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Threat Actors Exploit HubSpot to Harvest Microsoft Azure Credentials
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Fraudulent forms hosted on HubSpot's Free Form Builder service harvested credentials of 20,000 Microsoft Azure cloud accounts.
#newz #unit42 #hubspot #phishing #cybersecurity #microsoftazure
9h ago
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Telegram's Dominance in Cybercrime Persists Despite Policy Shift
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Telegram's policy changes fueled by the arrest of its CEO have not resulted in a cybercriminal migration to other platforms.
#newz #telegram #cybercrime #cybersecurity #hackercommunity
9h ago
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Meta Agrees to $50 Million Settlement for Australian Facebook Users
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Meta will pay $50 million to eligible Australian Facebook users impacted by the Cambridge Analytica data-sharing incident.
on Wed, 10AM
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Ireland Fines Meta €251 Million Over 2018 Facebook Data Breach
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Ireland announced a combined €251 million in fines onto Meta for GDPR violations related to a 2018 Facebook data breach.
on Wed, 10AM
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FBI Warns of HiatusRAT Campaigns Targeting Web Cameras and DVRs
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The FBI has issued an alert highlighting an active cyber campaign involving HiatusRAT malware targeting Chinese-branded web cameras and DVRs.
on Wed, 10AM
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New Infostealer Malware CoinLurker Used in 'Fake Update' Campaigns
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Morphisec highlights the evolution of fake update campaigns and the emergence of CoinLurker — a powerful information stealer written in Go.
on Wed, 9AM
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CISA Warns of New Windows Vulnerability Used in Hacker Attacks
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CISA has issued a warning about CVE-2024-35250, a vulnerability in the Microsoft Windows Kernel-Mode Driver that has been actively exploited
on Tue, 9AM
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HIBP Notifies 23 Million Users of Mysterious “Hopamedia” Data Exposure
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Have I Been Pwned (HIBP) has added a new dataset to its database, affecting nearly 24 million records, and linked to a firm named Hopamedia.
on Tue, 9AM
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Rhode Island's IT System Breached, Citizen Data Compromised
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A cybersecurity breach on Rhode Island's RIBridges system has exposed the data of individuals applying for or receiving state benefits.
on Tue, 8AM
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New NoviSpy Android Spyware Exploits Zero-Day Flaw in Qualcomm Chips
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A newly disclosed zero-day vulnerability in Qualcomm's DSP driver has been linked to the deployment of an Android spyware tool named NoviSpy.
on Tue, 8AM
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Sabai VPN Router and VPN Accelerator Test & Review
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In this review I put the Sabai VPN Router, Sabai VPN Accelerator, and Sabai OS firmware to the test. The devices and firmware did well.
on Sat, 6AM
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BSI Disrupts "BadBox" Malware Pre-Loaded on 30,000 Devices
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Germany has taken action against a threat posed by pre-installed BadBox malware in 30,000 internet-connected devices sold in the country.
on Sat, 5AM
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Google’s Quantum Chip Willow is a Major Leap, But Not a Threat to Encryption
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Google’s Willow chip sets new quantum computing benchmarks, but experts say its immediate impact on encryption is at best, limited.
on Sat, 5AM
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Microsoft Teams Exploited in Attacks Delivering DarkGate Malware
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Trend Micro exposed a social engineering attack that leveraged a Microsoft Teams call to deploy DarkGate malware.
on Sat, 5AM
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Apple Fixes Encryption Flaw in Passwords App with iOS 18.2 Update
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Apple has addressed an important security vulnerability in its Passwords app with the release of iOS 18.2.
on Fri, 5AM
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Volkswagen and Skoda Flaws Allow Engine Disruption and Owner Data Theft
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Researchers uncovered flaws in Skoda and Volkswagen cars which could allow attackers to disable vehicles or extract user data.
on Fri, 5AM
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BadRAM: $10 Hack That Breaks AMD's Cloud Encryption Technology
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New BadRAM attack exploits flaw in AMD's Secure Encrypted Virtualization (SEV) technology to breach cloud security.
on Dec 12
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Krispy Kreme Reports Cybersecurity Incident Impacting Online Orders
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Krispy Kreme has disclosed a cybersecurity incident that has disrupted its online ordering systems in parts of the United States.
on Dec 12
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U.S. Indicts Chinese Hacker for Firewall Exploit Targeting 81,000 Devices
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US charged G. Tianfeng with deploying malware that exploited a 0-day bug in Sophos firewall devices used in of thousands of networks globally
on Dec 12
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Microsoft 365 Outage Disrupts Access to Web-Based Applications Worldwide
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Microsoft is investigating an ongoing issue that is preventing users from accessing Microsoft 365 apps via the web.
on Dec 12
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Tor Project Retires BridgeDB in Favor of Rdsys to Fight Censorship
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The Tor Project has transitioned from its longstanding bridge distribution system, BridgeDB, to a more advanced and flexible platform, Rdsys.
on Dec 11
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93% of Chipset Flaws on Android Devices Persist Across Generations
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A study by Ruhr University Bochum sheds light on critical flaws in the way vulnerabilities are managed in Android smartphone chipsets.
on Dec 11
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O.MG Cable Scan Is a Wake Up Call for Hardware Security
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A CT scan of the O.MG Cable, a USB cable with data interception and transmission capabilities, reveals how advanced these threats have become.
on Dec 11
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New Realst Stealer Campaign Targets Windows and macOS Systems
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Cado Security Labs has uncovered a malware campaign aimed at Web3 professionals, targeting their cryptocurrency wallets with Realst stealer.
on Dec 11
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SD Express Card Flaw Exposes Laptops and Consoles to Memory Attacks
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A novel vulnerability named DaMAgeCard allows attackers to exploit SD Express memory cards for direct access to system memory.
on Dec 11
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Windows 11 December Patch Tuesday Fixes 72 Flaws, One Zero-Day
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Microsoft's December Windows Patch addresses 72 flaws, including an actively exploited zero-day flaw in the Common Log File System Driver.
on Dec 11
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Runbox Email Review — 2024 Test Results & Analysis
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Runbox is a secure email service in Norway. We tested everything out for this Runbox review and were happy with the results.
on Dec 6
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FBI: Criminals Exploit Generative AI for Sophisticated Fraud Schemes
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The FBI warns about the growing use of generative AI by criminals to enhance the scale, believability, and reach of fraudulent activities.
on Dec 4
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New Android Malware DroidBot Targets Banking Users in Europe
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Cybersecurity researchers from Cleafy have identified a sophisticated new Android Remote Access Trojan (RAT) called DroidBot.
on Dec 4
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NIST Releases First Quantum-Resistant Encryption Standards
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NIST has finalized the first three post-quantum encryption standards designed to withstand future threats posed by quantum computers.
on Nov 28
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"Bootkitty": The First UEFI Bootkit Targeting Linux Systems
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ESET researchers have discovered Bootkitty, the first-ever, currently experimental, UEFI bootkit designed to target Linux systems.
on Nov 27
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Cloudflare Says DDoS Attacks Have Turned Into Monsters in the Last Decade
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Cloudflare says distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks have grown exponentially more powerful over the past decade.
on Nov 25
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Critical Authentication Bypass Flaw Affects 4 Million WordPress Sites
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A critical flaw in the Really Simple Security plugin impacts over 4 million WordPress sites, allowing admin account takeovers.
on Nov 19
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Popular Chrome Extension to Hide YouTube Shorts Turned Malicious
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A Chrome extension titled "Hide YouTube Shorts," used by 100,000 people, was discovered to secretly collect users' browser activity.
on Nov 12
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Opera Browser Vulnerable to Cross-Browser Attacks via Malicious Extensions
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A vulnerability in Opera’s browser infrastructure could allow extensions to exploit Private APIs and access functions such as screen capture.
on Nov 1
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Russia Mulls Forking Linux in Response to Developer Exclusions
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Russia plans to establish an independent Linux development community after the removal of Russian contributors from Linux kernel development.
on Oct 29
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Rockstar Games DDoSed Heavily By Players Protesting New AntiCheat Code
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Rockstar Games' servers have been under fire from DDoS attacks causing widespread login and connectivity issues for players of GTA Online.
on Sep 24
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Microsoft to Deprecate Legacy DRM for Media Player on Windows 7, 8
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Microsoft announced the deprecation of several legacy DRM services, which will affect users of Windows Media Player, and Windows 7 and 8.
on Sep 15
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Hacker Claims Data Breach on French IT Services Giant Capgemini
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A threat actor claimed responsibility for an alleged data breach on Capgemini, a leading multinational IT services and consulting company.
on Sep 12
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LiteSpeed Cache Used in 5 Million Sites Allows Unauthenticated Admin Access
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A security flaw has been uncovered in the LiteSpeed Cache plugin, a widely used WordPress caching tool with 5 million active installations.
on Aug 24
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Windows Update Disrupts Linux Boot in Dual-Boot Configurations
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Microsoft has confirmed that its August 2024 security update disrupts the boot process for Linux on devices on a dual-boot setup.
on Aug 23
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“0.0.0.0 Day” Vulnerability Affecting Major Browsers Uncovered
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A critical vulnerability dubbed "0.0.0.0 Day" allows malicious websites to bypass browser security and interact with local network services.
on Aug 13
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PKfail: Untrusted Keys Expose Major Vulnerability in UEFI Secure Boot
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Binarly uncovered a vulnerability in the UEFI Secure Boot process, dubbed "PKfail," which could compromise the security of numerous devices.
on Jul 29
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Google Uncovers Global APT41 Chinese Hackers Cyberespionage Campaign
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Google’s Threat Analysis Group (TAG) and Mandiant have detected a persistent and sophisticated campaign by the cyber threat group APT41.
on Jul 20
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Advance Auto Parts Notifies 2.3 Million Individuals of a Data Breach
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Advance Auto Parts informed 2.3 million individuals that their personal data was exposed in a cybersecurity incident.
on Jul 12
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Malware Developers Increasingly Use V8 Javascript for Evasion
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Researchers at Check Point Research have uncovered a new trend in malware development: the use of compiled V8 JavaScript to evade detection.
on Jul 9