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Interpol’ Operation Founds Malware Infection in More Than 9,000 Servers

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By Ali Raza

International Criminal Police Organisation, also known as Interpol, has stated on Monday that one of their operations uncovered more than 9,000 C2 (command-and-control) servers and government portals that were compromised and infected by malware. Malware is a malicious software that can include computer viruses, spying programs, and similar software, that are used to infect and […]

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Laptops With More than 3.7 Million Hong Kong Voters’ Data Stolen

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The Registration and Electoral Office of Hong Kong has reported the disappearance of two laptop computers after the chief executive election. The laptops contained around 3.7 million city’s voters personal information that could be compromised after the one of the most significant, if not the biggest ever data breaches in Hong Kong. The information that […]

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Laptops With More than 3.7 Million Hong Kong Voters’ Data Stolen

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By Ali Raza

The Registration and Electoral Office of Hong Kong has reported the disappearance of two laptop computers after the chief executive election. The laptops contained around 3.7 million city’s voters personal information that could be compromised after the one of the most significant, if not the biggest ever data breaches in Hong Kong. The information that […]

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“Unique and Highly Sophisticated” Vulnerability Found in LastPass Manager

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Tavis Ormandy, a security researcher for Google, has managed to find yet another flaw in the LastPass password manager. Ormandy has reported several critical security flaws in the password manager during the past week, and this weekend he has managed to discover a new one. “I had an epiphany in the shower this morning and […]

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CloudFlare Blames Internal Faults for Memory and Client Data Leakage

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Cloudflare has blamed an unspecified internal fault for the recent incidents in which it has been reported that the service may have lost client data. According to the company’s CTO, John Graham-Cumming, about 1 in every 3.3 million requests that the servers of the company were handling between 13th and 18th of February this way […]

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Guccifer 2.0 drops private data of more than 200 Democratic Party Members

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Guccifer 2.0 has leaked more data on Democratic Party and it’s

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Samsung Pay Vulnerability allows Hackers to make Fraudulent Transactions

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Hackers show how easy it is for attackers to hack Samsung Pay

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