Cybersecurity News
Teen takes down ISP with DDoS attacks to get info on one of its subscribers
Ukrainian teen arrested last month for taking down a local ISP with DDoS attacks.Electric scooters vulnerable to remote hacks
A helmet may not be enough to keep you safe(r) while riding an e-scooter
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Electric scooters vulnerable to remote hacks
A helmet may not be enough to keep you safe(r) while riding an e-scooter
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Twitter API Abused to Uncover User Identities
State-sponsored actors may have been behind the social media abuse, said Twitter.
UK AI advisors call for online platforms to become accountable for user content targeting
The advisory board says that online services should also allow researchers more scope to act on topics of public concern.Google software glitch sent some users' videos to strangers
Bug affected users of Google Takeout exporting from Google Photos in late November
Google has said a software bug resulted in some users’ personal videos being emailed to strangers.
The flaw affected users of Google Photos who requested to export their data in late November. For four days the export tool wrongly added videos to unrelated users’ archives.
Continue reading...HPE acquires zero-trust networking, security firm Scytale
The startup is made up of engineers from AWS, Google, Splunk, and other tech giants.Facebook privacy settings: Protect your data with these tips
As Facebook turns 16, we look at how to keep your personal information safe from prying eyes
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Facebook privacy settings: Protect your data with these tips
As Facebook turns 16, we look at how to keep your personal information safe from prying eyes
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Tesla and other autopilot-driven cars tricked with 2D projections
Car driving assistance systems and autopilots will need to be able to recognize 2D depthless objects going forward, similar to how facial recognition systems can distinguish between a real face and a photo.Google cuts Chrome 'patch gap' in half, from 33 to 15 days
Future plans include cutting the patch gap further, which might mean that Google will have to release Chrome security fixes on a weekly basis.Bad Certificate Knocks Teams Offline
Microsoft allowed a certificate to expire, knocking the Office 365 version of Teams offline for almost an entire day.Bad Certificate Knocks Teams Off Line
Microsoft allowed a certificate to expire, knocking the Office 365 version of Teams offline for almost an entire day.EKANS Ransomware Raises Industrial-Control Worries
Although the ransomware is unsophisticated, the malware does show that some crypto-attackers are targeting certain industrial control products.C-Level & Studying for the CISSP
One CTO tells us about his belated pursuit of a foundational infosecurity certification -- why he wanted it and what it took.
Attackers Actively Targeting Flaw in Door-Access Controllers
There's been a sharp increase in scans for vulnerable Nortek Linear Emerge E3 systems, SonicWall says.Researchers Find 24 'Dangerous' Android Apps with 382M Installs
Shenzhen Hawk Internet Co. is identified as the parent company behind five app developers seeking excessive permissions in Android apps.Twitter says an attacker used its API to match usernames to phone numbers
The attack took place on Christmas Eve and came from IP addresses from Iran, Israel, and Malaysia.AZORult Campaign Adopts Novel Triple-Encryption Technique
Popular trojan is sneaking its way onto PCs via malspam campaign that uses three levels of encryption to sneak past cyber defenses.
Tesla Autopilot Duped By ‘Phantom’ Images
Researchers were able to fool popular autopilot systems into perceiving projected images as real - causing the cars to brake or veer into oncoming traffic lanes.