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Man Sentenced in ATM Skimming Conspiracy

Posted on January 8, 2020 by Lindsey O'Donnell

A Romanian national has been sentenced to 5 years in prison after racking up almost $400,000 in an ATM skimming scheme. Continue reading Man Sentenced in ATM Skimming Conspiracy→

Posted in vulnerabilities

TikTok Riddled With Security Flaws

Posted on January 8, 2020 by Lindsey O'Donnell

The video sharing app has fixed several flaws allowing partial account takeover and information exposure. Continue reading TikTok Riddled With Security Flaws→

Posted in account takeover, Cross Site Scripting, information disclosure, mobile security, patch, Security, sms link spoofing, TikTok, tiktok flaws, vulnerabilities, xss

Google Fixes Critical Android RCE Flaw

Posted on January 7, 2020 by Lindsey O'Donnell

Google’s first security update of 2020 addressed seven high and critical severity Android flaws. Continue reading Google Fixes Critical Android RCE Flaw→

Posted in Android, critical flaw, elevation of privilege, Google, mobile security, patch, qualcomm, remote code execution, security update, Web Security

Facebook Cracks Down on Deepfake Videos

Posted on January 7, 2020 by Lindsey O'Donnell

Despite the difficulties of identifying deepfakes, social media sites are recognizing the need to crack down on the manipulated, misleading videos. Continue reading Facebook Cracks Down on Deepfake Videos→

Posted in 2020 election, Ban, deepfake, deepfake video, disinformation, Facebook, free speech, reddit, twitter, Web Security

ToTok Returned to Google Play Despite ‘Spy Tool’ Claims

Posted on January 6, 2020 by Lindsey O'Donnell

The communications app faces continued backlash after a New York Times report said it was used as a government spying tool. Continue reading ToTok Returned to Google Play Despite ‘Spy Tool’ Claims→

Posted in app store, apple, communications, Google, google play, mobile security, privacy, ToTok

Hackers Deface U.S. Gov Website With Pro-Iran Messages

Posted on January 6, 2020 by Lindsey O'Donnell

The Federal Depository Library Program (FDLP) website was defaced over the weekend to show a picture of a bloodied President Donald Trump. Continue reading Hackers Deface U.S. Gov Website With Pro-Iran Messages→

Posted in cyberattack, Federal Depository Library Program, Government, Hack, Hacks, iran, Iran cyber, trump, US, us gov website, US government

Ransomware Attack Topples Telemarketing Firm, Leaving Hundreds Jobless

Posted on January 3, 2020 by Lindsey O'Donnell

Days before Christmas, employees found out that The Heritage Company had been hit by a ransomware attack and was “temporarily suspending operations.” Continue reading Ransomware Attack Topples Telemarketing Firm, Leaving Hundreds Jobless→

Posted in cyberattack, impact, job losses, malware, ransom, Ransomware, shuts operations, SMB, The Heritage Company

Google Boots Security Camera Maker From Nest Hub After Private Images Go Public

Posted on January 3, 2020 by Lindsey O'Donnell

The issue came to light after a Reddit user claimed being able to see strangers on his Xiaomi Mijia smart camera. Continue reading Google Boots Security Camera Maker From Nest Hub After Private Images Go Public→

Posted in connected camera, Google, Google Assistant, IoT, mijia camera, vulnerabilities, xiaomi

Data Breach Affects 63 Landry’s Restaurants

Posted on January 2, 2020 by Lindsey O'Donnell

Landry’s announced that more than 60 of its restaurants may be affected by payment processing system malware. Continue reading Data Breach Affects 63 Landry’s Restaurants→

Posted in breach, Credit Card Theft, data breach, Landry's, Landry's data breach, malware, payment system malware, point of sale, POS malware

TikTok Banned By U.S. Army Over China Security Concerns

Posted on January 2, 2020 by Lindsey O'Donnell

The U.S. Army this week has banned TikTok from government-owned devices as scrutiny over the platform’s relationship with China grows. Continue reading TikTok Banned By U.S. Army Over China Security Concerns→

Posted in Data Privacy, Government, hong kong, privacy, TikTok, tiktok ban, tiktok china | Tagged US Army, US Navy

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