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Researchers have discovered a weakness in the way Chrome and Firefox interact with CSS3 that could have caused them to leak usernames, profile pictures and likes from sites such as Facebook. Continue reading Bizarre Chrome and Firefox flaw exposed Facebook details
When is a DDoS attack not a DDoS attack? When it’s caused by your own recently-launched DNS service. Continue reading Cloudflare mistakes own 1.1.1.1 DNS for DDoS attack
SpamCannibal returns from the dead to fail all spam queries sent to it – essentially telling you to “block the world”. Continue reading SpamCannibal comes back to life, starts spam-blocking everyone
New research has discovered hard drives can be vulnerable to sonic interference. Continue reading Acoustic attacks can blue-screen computers
Web defacement is supposed to be an old-fashioned type of hack, but it probably didn’t look that way to YouTube viewers on 10 April. Continue reading Despacito YouTube video hack – teenagers charged
Is there no end to Facebook’s petty humiliations? It is now the turn of an obscure startup called Six4Three to cause the company trouble. Continue reading Facebook battles tiny startup over privacy accusations
Researchers have found 14 security vulnerabilities affecting BMW i Series, X Series, 3 Series, 5 Series and 7 Series. Continue reading Does your BMW need a security patch?
If you are one of the small number of Office 365 users who enjoyed embedding Flash, Shockwave or Silverlight content inside files, time is about to run out on your unusual pastime. Continue reading Office 365 will automatically block Flash and Silverlight
What’s the only thing better than a bug bounty reward? A bug bounty reward you weren’t expecting. Especially one that’s worth $36,337. Continue reading Surprise! Student receives $36,000 Google bug bounty for RCE flaw
The University of Greenwich might not have noticed the website but hackers did. Continue reading Server? What server? Site forgotten for 12 years attracts hacks, fines