Collaborate Disseminate
The malware, dubbed Exodus, records and steals all manner of data and leaves phones vulnerable to further hacking and data tampering. Continue reading Government spyware hidden in Google Play store apps
Sold at salvage and auctions, they contain info from drivers’ paired mobile devices, plus highly personal pre-crash video. Continue reading Wrecked Teslas hang onto your (unencrypted) data
Court order in hand, Microsoft seized control of the hacker group’s (which it calls Phosphorous) phishing sites. Continue reading Microsoft slaps down 99 APT35/Charming Kitten domains
Martin admitted that for more than 20 years, he stole and a vast quantity of highly classified information, stashing it in his home and car. Continue reading Top-secret defense document hoarder Harold Martin pleads guilty
A US national security panel told Kunlun, that its ownership of Grindr constitutes a national security risk. Continue reading Grindr up for sale amid US fears for Chinese-owned data
Wrist slaps and paltry fines may not be what most of us were hoping for in retribution for billions of robocalls and countless scams. Continue reading FTC slams the phone down on quartet of robocallers
The FTC launched a broad inquiry to find out what data they collect, why, who they share it with, and how consumers can change or delete it. Continue reading Broadband providers told to explain how they handle consumer data
All your saved Firefox passwords, now happily inserting themselves into your Android-verse! Continue reading Firefox brings Lockbox password manager to Android’s autofill
The “Whitehat” settings will help researchers to analyze network traffic from its mobile apps by dialling back security settings. Continue reading Facebook’s Whitehat Settings lets bug-hunters dial back app security
“Part” of its assets have been retrieved, and they’ve got an address for a suddenly much plumper Bittrex wallet. Continue reading DragonEx exchange hacked, smoking ashes being raked over