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Wawa card breach may rank as one of the biggest of all times
Hackers put the card details of more than 30 million Wawa customers on sale online.All major antivirus vendors will continue to support Windows 7 post EOL
Most antivirus programs will receive Windows 7 support for at least two more years.Trolls-For-Hire Pave Way For Sophisticated Social Media Hacks
Threat actors leveraging social media for hacks and misinformation are growing more coordinated.
Wawa Breach May Have Compromised More Than 30 Million Payment Cards
In late December 2019, fuel and convenience store chain Wawa Inc. said a nine-month-long breach of its payment card processing systems may have led to the theft of card data from customers who visited any of its 850 locations nationwide. Now, fraud experts say the first batch of card data stolen from Wawa customers is being sold at one of the underground's most popular crime shops, which claims to have 30 million records to peddle from a new nationwide breach.How Do I Get My Team Started with Container Security and Kubernetes?
Begin with one application, then give your tech team some time to learn.
Request for Comments: PCI PTS Point of Interaction (POI) v6
From 24 January to 24 February 2020, PCI SSC stakeholders can participate in a Request for Comments (RFC) on the PCI PTS Point of Interaction (POI) v6 Standard draft.
Intel Previews Newest 'Zombieload' Patch
Intel has promised a third patch to remediate the Zombieload speculative execution vulnerability.CCPA: Cut From the Same Cloth as PCI DSS
Finally, some good news about CCPA: If you've built your security infrastructure to PCI DSS standards, you may be already covered by California's new data protection rulesRing Doorbell App for Android Caught Sharing User Data with Facebook, Data-Miners
The Amazon-owned video doorbell uses third-party trackers to serve up rich data to marketers without meaningfully notifying users.
2019 saw more cryptocurrency hacks than any other year
Hackers launched more attacks against cryptocurrency exchanges in 2019, but stole fewer funds.Hackers blitz social media accounts of 15 NFL teams
The league and scores of teams were caught off-guard by the re-emergence of an infamous hacking group
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Hackers blitz social media accounts of 15 NFL teams
The league and scores of teams were caught off-guard by the re-emergence of an infamous hacking group
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LoRaWAN Encryption Keys Easy to Crack, Jeopardizing Security of IoT Networks
New research from IOActive has found that “blindly” trusting the encryption of the widely adopted device protocol can lead to DDoS, sending of false data and other cyber attacks.
LoRaWAN networks are spreading but security researchers say beware
IOActive security researchers say LoRaWAN networks are vulnerable to cyber-attacks despite boastful claims about the protocol's security features.New Zoom Bug Prompts Security Fix, Platform Changes
A newly discovered Zoom vulnerability would have enabled an attacker to join active meetings and access audio, video, and documents shared.Zoom Fixes Flaw Opening Meetings to Hackers
Zoom has patched a flaw that could have allowed attackers to guess a meeting ID and enter a meeting.
How to take charge of your Google privacy settings
Have you had a Google Privacy Checkup lately? If not, when better than Data Privacy Day to audit the privacy of your Google account?
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How to take charge of your Google privacy settings
Have you had a Google Privacy Checkup lately? If not, when better than international Data Privacy Day to audit the privacy of your Google account?
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Ring app for Android full to the brim with third-party trackers: report
The EFF claims that the app is sending out vast amounts of customer PII.Boris Johnson gets final warning with Huawei 5G verdict imminent
Former senior government figures voice security fears as PM chairs meeting of NSC
Former ministers have sounded their final warnings to Boris Johnson about the Chinese telecoms firm Huawei ahead of his expected decision on whether it will play a part in the UK’s 5G network.
The prime minister will chair a meeting of the national security council (NSC) later on Tuesday before making a judgment on the firm’s future in the country after months of concern around security, including from the US president, Donald Trump.
5G is the next generation mobile phone network and it promises much higher connection speeds, lower latency (response times) and to be more reliable than the creaking 4G networks we have now.
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