All posts tagged "Security"
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507SecurityWearable Jammer Will Keep Your Conversations Private
Wearables that track your movements and turn them in data are no novelty. Every fitness band and smartwatch out there is meant...
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2.7KScienceA German University Rolls out Credential Refresh With Printed ID Requirement
Recently, Justus Liebig University in Giessen, near Frankfurt, was hit by a malware attack and 38,000 students were required to physically stand...
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6.1KSecurityWant to Log In on Facebook? Make Sure Your Selfie Camera Works!
By now, making selfies for Facebook is nothing new. It’s almost a tradition, if you want, be them stories or regular posts....
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6.1KSecurityHorde Webmail Inboxes Can Be Hacked With Only One Click
Horde is a very popular free, enterprise-ready, browser-based communication suite. It is used mainly by universities and libraries, and a lot of...
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7.4KSecurityAmazon’s Employees Watch And Listen To Video And Audio Recordings From Smart Home Devices
It looks like Amazon doesn’t plan to stop peeking into our lives very soon. A new report from Bloomberg cites anonymous sources...
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4.7KSecurityWhatsApp May Soon Integrate Self-Destructing Messages Feature
According to a highly-reliable tipster – Twitter user WABetaInfo – Whatsapp users may soon be able to have their message self-destruct. Apparently,...
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6.3KSecurityDoorDash Confirms Security Breach, 4.9 Million People Affected
Food delivery company DoorDash has confirmed it has suffered a data breach that has affected 4.9 million customers, delivery workers and merchants,...
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25.2KMiscLastPass Patched A Bug That Could Have Exposed Users To Malicious Sites
LastPass has just launched a patch for a bug that could help harmful sites extract passwords using the service’s browser extension. Luckily...
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6.0KSecurityFacebook Teams Up With Microsoft for Deepfake Detection Challenge
Facebook, Microsoft, plus seven academic institutions in the US just came up with the Deepfake Detection Challenge, to help people avoid falling prey...
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1.0KPhonesGoogle Finds iPhone Security Flaw That Allowed Websites To Hack Them
Google security researchers for the company’s Project Zero have recently revealed in a deep-dive blog post that they found a number of...
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2.1KSmart devicesBots are Helping Police Officers To Maintain Order in China
China is very proactive in using tech to police its population and recently came up with another interesting initiative. The Handan Public...
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9.2KSecurityScience Fiction Writers Help The French Army Develop Ways To Fight Future Threats
Back in October 2018, the French Ministry of Defense (MoD) created a new lab, dubbed the Defense Innovation Lab, which identifies “civilian...
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2.1KSecuritySlack Resetting Some User Passwords Due To 2015 Breach
Some of you might remember that, back in 2015, Slack faced a security breach that saw hackers gaining access to its central...
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5.1KSecurityChina Is Allegedly Installing Malware On Tourist’s Phones
China is well-known for not putting much trust in either its residents or the tourists who come to visit – the country’s...
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947MiscCellebrite Claim They Can Break Into Any Android Phones And iPhones
Cellebrite is an Israel based forensic firm that manufactures data extraction, transfer and analysis devices for cellular phones and mobile devices. The...
