Collaborate Disseminate
The apps, which violate content policies, got in there via the same Enterprise Certificate program that Facebook and Google exploited. Continue reading Apple App Store stuffed with hardcore porn and gambling apps
317 researchers from 78 countries turned 2018 into a worldwide bug-crunching spree. Continue reading Google paid out $3.4m in bug bounties last year
… and enables de-authenticaton attacks that could knock targeted systems off the Wi-Fi and onto one of these nefarious cables. Continue reading Evil USB O.MG Cable opens up Wi-Fi to remote attacks
Some of the breaches are new, while some were reported last year. The sites include MyFitnessPal, MyHeritage, Whitepages and more. Continue reading 620 million records from 16 websites listed for sale on the Dark Web
Time is money, baby: Jay Brodsky claims that Apple’s 2FA “intermeddling” takes minutes out of his day, causing “economic loss.” Continue reading Apple sued for ‘forcing’ 2FA on accounts
Concealed Online, the third biggest “political advertiser” on Facebook, touts the Virginia loophole, granting concealed weapons permits. Continue reading Facebook defends gun-law loophole firm as “political advertisers”
They posed as military needing to offload cars before deployment, allegedly posting bogus ads on Craigslist, eBay, and AutoTrader. Continue reading Secret Service busts online car sales crime ring
Young people are being talked into handing over their bank details with the promise of some easy cash. Continue reading Get-rich-quick social media scams are turning teens into money mules
Absent from privacy policies, the tracking came to light after a breach with Air Canada’s mobile app, then password slurping from Mixpanel. Continue reading iPhone apps record your screen sessions without asking
Waze users are helping intoxicated drivers to evade checkpoints and could thus be “engaging in criminal conduct,” say police. Continue reading Police demands Waze stop pinpointing their checkpoints