Collaborate Disseminate
Google announced some major changes for its Android mobile operating system in October after the European Commission hit the company with a record $5 billion antitrust fine for pre-installing its own apps and services on third-party Android phones.
Th… Continue reading Google Will Prompt European Android Users to Select Preferred Default Browser
Google has recently released the first beta version of Android Q, the next upcoming version of Google’s popular mobile operating system, with a lot of new privacy improvements and other security enhancements.
Android Q, where Q has not yet been named,… Continue reading Android Q — Google Adds New Mobile Security and Privacy Features
Security researchers have uncovered a new variant of the infamous Mirai Internet of Things botnet, this time targeting embedded devices intended for use within business environments in an attempt to gain control over larger bandwidth to carry out devas… Continue reading Mirai Variant Adds Dozen New Exploits to Target Enterprise IoT Devices
A hacker who was selling details of nearly 890 million online accounts stolen from 32 popular websites in three separate rounds has now put up a fourth batch of millions of records originating from 6 other sites for sale on the dark web.
The Hacker Ne… Continue reading Round 4 — Hacker Puts 26 Million New Accounts Up For Sale On Dark Web
Various cyber criminal groups and individual hackers are still exploiting a recently patched critical code execution vulnerability in WinRAR, a popular Windows file compression application with 500 million users worldwide.
Why? Because the WinRAR soft… Continue reading Patched WinRAR Bug Still Under Active Attack—Thanks to No Auto-Updates
If for some reason your WordPress-based website has not yet been automatically updated to the latest version 5.1.1, it’s highly recommended to immediately upgrade it before hackers could take advantage of a newly disclosed vulnerability to hack your we… Continue reading New WordPress Flaw Lets Unauthenticated Remote Attackers Hack Sites
Mozilla has made it easy for you to share large files securely and privately with whomever you want, eliminating the need to depend upon less secure free third-party services or file upload tools that burn a hole in your pocket.
Mozilla has finally la… Continue reading Firefox Send — Free Encrypted File Transfer Service Now Available For All
Adobe users would feel lighter this month, as Adobe has released patches for just two security vulnerability in its March Security Update.
The company today released its monthly security updates to address two critical arbitrary code execution vulnera… Continue reading Adobe Releases Patches for Critical Flaws in Photoshop CC and Digital Edition
Do you always think twice before installing Windows updates worrying that it could crash your system or leave it non-working the day after Patch Tuesdays?
Don’t worry.
Microsoft has addressed this issue by adding a safety measure that would from now … Continue reading Windows 10 Now Automatically Uninstalls Updates That Cause Problems
Popular enterprise software company Citrix that provides services to the U.S. military, the FBI, many U.S. corporations, and various U.S. government agencies disclosed last weekend a massive data breach of its internal network by “international cyber c… Continue reading Citrix Data Breach – Iranian Hackers Stole 6TB of Sensitive Data