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Facebook Removed Tens of Thousands of Apps Post-Cambridge Analytica20-09-19 Facebook said it has suspended and banned tens of thousands of apps on its platform after its investigation, launched after Cambridge Analytica, into how they collect and use data. |
Forcepoint VPN Client is Vulnerable to Privilege Escalation Attacks20-09-19 Forcepoint has fixed a privilege escalation vulnerability in its VPN Client for Windows. |
News Wrap: Emotet’s Return, U.S. Vs. Snowden, Physical Pen Testers Arrested20-09-19 Threatpost editors discuss the return of Emotet, a new lawsuit against Edward Snowden and more. |
Mattress Company Leaks Data Records of 387K Customers20-09-19 A database lacking password protection exposed sensitive data of customers of Milwaukee-based mattress company Verlo Mattress. |
Payment Card Breach Hits 8 Cities Using Vulnerable Bill Portal19-09-19 Eight cities have been hit by a data breach targeting payment cards. |
Microsoft Silent Update Torpedoes Windows Defender19-09-19 Microsoft broke its built-in antivirus utility, thanks to a patch for a different issue. |
These Hacks Require Literally Sneaking in the Backdoor19-09-19 An on premise hacker can cripple even the best cybersecurity defenses. |
Smart TVs, Subscription Services Leak Data to Facebook, Google19-09-19 Researchers discovered that smart TVs from Samsung, LG and others are sending sensitive user data to partner tech firms even when devices are idle. |
Marc Rogers: Success of Anonymous Bug Submission Program ‘Takes A Village’18-09-19 Marc Rogers discusses the logistics behind a recently-proposed anonymous bug submission program, meant to encourage ethical hackers to submit high-level bugs anonymously. |
IRS Emails Promise a Refund But Deliver Botnet Recruitment18-09-19 The fake emails direct victims to log into a bogus IRS site. |
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