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The social network confirmed a massive mistake that exposed millions of passwords. But, the company said, no passwords were exposed to people outside of Facebook. Continue reading Facebook Mistakenly Stored ‘Hundreds of Millions’ of User Passwords as Plaintext
Norwegian giant Norsk Hydro was forced to shut down its internal network after some of its computers in the United States were hit by ransomware. Continue reading Ransomware Forces Aluminum Manufacturing Giant to Shut Down Network Worldwide
The NSA release a free and open source reverse engineering app called ‘Ghidra.” Continue reading Releasing the NSA’s Previously Classified Tool ‘Ghidra’ For Free Is a ‘Game Changer’
Very few people have heard of them, but “dev-fused” iPhones sold on the grey market are one of the most important tools for the best iOS hackers in the world. Continue reading The Prototype iPhones That Hackers Use to Research Apple’s Most Sensitive Code
Users are angry that Facebook is letting others, including advertisers, look up users via the phone numbers they provided to enable two-factor authentication. Continue reading Facebook’s Phone Number Policy Could Push Users to Not Trust Two-Factor Authentication
Coinbase said it’s aware of the Neutrino founders’ controversial past, but their technology is the best the major exchange has encountered. Continue reading Former Hacking Team Members Are Now Spying on the Blockchain for Coinbase
Security researchers and activists exposed a brazen attempt to steal Venezuelan usernames and passwords for popular email and social media websites such as Gmail, Facebook, Microsoft Live, and Twitter. Continue reading Venezuela’s Government Appears To Be Trying to Hack Activists With Phishing Pages
A 20-year-old college student who was accused of stealing more than $5 million in cryptocurrency in a slew of SIM hijacking attacks is the first person to be sentenced for the crime. Continue reading Hacker Who Stole $5 Million By SIM Swapping Gets 10 Years in Prison
Google is taking steps to make it harder for someone to push a malicious update that disables the security features on an Android phone. Continue reading Head of Android Security Says Locking Out Law Enforcement Is an ‘Unintended Side Effect’
A new bug allows anyone to listen in on your iPhone and, for now, there’s no fix. Continue reading Anyone Can Spy on You With FaceTime, Here’s How to Turn It Off