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Facebook now lets parents monitor their children’s chats

The feature is part of expanded parental controls on the Messenger Kids app aimed at children under 13

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Facebook now lets parents monitor their children’s chats

The feature is part of expanded parental controls on the Messenger Kids app aimed at children under 13

The post Facebook now lets parents monitor their children’s chats appeared first on WeLiveSecurity

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Metamorfo Returns with Keylogger Trick to Target Financial Firms

The malware uses a tactic to force victims to retype passwords into their systems - which it tracks via a keylogger.

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U.S. Finance Sector Hit with Targeted Backdoor Campaign

The powerful Minebridge backdoor gives cyberattackers full run of a victim's machine.

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Poll: A Matter of Trust

Has working in the cybersecurity industry affected your ability to trust? Take the poll now.

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A Matter of Trust

Has working in the cybersecurity industry affected your ability to trust? Take the poll now.

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Invisible Pixel Patterns Can Communicate Data Covertly

University researchers show that changing the brightness of monitor pixels can communicates data from air-gapped systems in a way not visible to human eyes.

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Wacom drawing tablets track every app you open

But there's a way to disable it.

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How Can We Make Election Technology Secure?

In Iowa this week, a smartphone app for reporting presidential caucus results debuted. It did not go well.

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The RSAC 2020 Trend Report

What’s trending in cybersecurity? This year’s session submissions tell us.

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Dutch court rules AI benefits fraud detection system violates EU human rights

SyRI was used to predict who may be at high risk of conducting housing or social security fraud.

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RSAC Sets Finalists for Innovation Sandbox

The 10 finalists will each have three minutes to make their case for being the most innovative, promising young security company of the year.

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RSAC Sets Finalists for Innovation Sandbox

The 10 finalists will each have three minutes to make their case for being the most innovative, promising young security company of the year.

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Charming Kitten Uses Fake Interview Requests to Target Public Figures

APT group poses as a former Wall Street Journal journalist to launch phishing campaigns and steal victim email account details.

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Dropbox Passes $1M Milestone for Bug-Bounty Payouts

The file-sharing service also disclosed details of past notable bugs for the first time.

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Health Share of Oregon discloses data breach, theft of member PII

A break-in and stolen laptop are at the heart of the security incident.

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Academics steal data from air-gapped systems using screen brightness variations

Israeli researchers use quick flickers in LCD screen brightness to encode and exfiltrate data.

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Vixie: The Unintended Consequences of Internet Privacy Efforts

Paul Vixie says emerging encryption protocols for endpoints could 'break' security in enterprise - and even home - networks.

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When Your Used Car is a Little Too ‘Mobile’

Many modern vehicles let owners use the Internet or a mobile device to control the car's locks, track location and performance data, and start the engine. But who exactly owns that control is not always clear when these smart cars are sold or leased anew. Here's the story of one former electric vehicle owner who discovered he could still gain remote, online access to his old automobile years after his lease ended.

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Majority of Network, App-Layer DDoS Attacks in 2019 Were Small

Attacks turned to cheaper, shorter attacks to try and disrupt targets, Imperva analysis shows.