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Apple’s latest iOS update fixes 3 security holes that can be used for jailbreaking and are apparently already being exploited in the wild. Continue reading Apple iOS users, update now – zero-day attack seen in the wild
Sweet32 is a way to attack encrypted web connections by generating huge amounts of web traffic. We explain how it works. Continue reading Anatomy of a cryptographic collision – the “Sweet32” attack
If you’re going to get ads anyway…why not targeted ones? How much pigeonholing is too much? Continue reading 98 things Facebook knows about you
Epic games has owned up to two data breaches from its online forums. One of them involves password-related data. We investigate… Continue reading Epic data breach revealed, but was your password stolen?
Windows 10 Anniversary Edition changed the programming rules for webcam apps – if your webcam isn’t working any more, what can you do? Continue reading Has Microsoft “broken” millions of webcams? (And how to fix yours.)
A Polish researcher found a loyalty awards app that could be tricked into clocking up loyalty bonuses over and over again… Continue reading Man hacks Android app to get free beer
The security bugs up for auction by Shadow Brokers may be illusory, but the bugs in the free files they gave away “as proof” aren’t… Continue reading Cisco zero-day shows up in “Shadow Brokers” leaked attack tools
Four emails have vanished without trace. Is it magic? A bug? Or are nation-states at work? Continue reading VeraCrypt disk encryption team claims “emails intercepted”
If the total funds in the online auction hit BTC 1,000,000, then everyone gets everything for free! Continue reading Did “The Shadow Brokers” hack NSA cyberweapons worth $500M?
This crook sold booby-trapped malware so he could spy on the very crooks he sold it to. Along the way, he booby-trapped himself… Continue reading “You dirty RAT” – Spy versus Spy in the cybercrime underworld