Collaborate Disseminate
Researchers developed an acoustic eavesdropping attack scenario using VoIP, hitting an accuracy rate of up to 91.7%. Continue reading Snoops can tell what you type while you Skype, researchers find
One risk: complete, easily attained compromise via HTTP. Another is ignoring these updates: Oracle’s seeing attacks on already fixed stuff! Continue reading Oracle puts out 253 fixes and a request to please apply patches NOW!
Did you realize that guessing somebody’s password (or, at least, using it to access an account without permission) is a crime? Continue reading 3 things you might not realize are cybercrimes
Have you picked up a #NeverHillary sticker lately? If so, your card details may well have been whisked away to be sold on the black market. Continue reading Republican site rigged with credit card skimmer malware for 6 months
Replete with convincing legalese! … again! Continue reading Facebook privacy hoax chain letter rises from the grave: AGAIN!
Legal experts call it an unprecedented demand. Continue reading Feds got search warrant demanding anyone’s fingerprints to open phones
You don’t want to be footing the bill for some crook’s film-watching! It’s just one of many dangers of password reuse. Continue reading Netflix finds users’ passwords floating around online: change yours now!
Since firing its human editors, Facebook has promoted hoax stories such as one about Siri climbing out of iPhone 8 to do users’ bidding. Continue reading Facebook’s repeatedly trended bogus news since firing human curators
The top Clinton campaign official has had a brand new Outlook account broken into and his Twitter account hijacked. Blame password reuse! Continue reading Clinton campaign official’s Twitter account hijacked: “I’ve switched teams”
The app, Geofeedia, has been using data streams from Twitter, Facebook and Instagram to monitor protests. Continue reading Facebook, Twitter, Instagram cut off surveillance tool used to track protesters