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ThreatList: Container Security Lags Amidst DevOps Enthusiasm

Posted on January 7, 2019 by Tara Seals

Security incidents are set to grow as companies lag behind in securing their containers. Continue reading ThreatList: Container Security Lags Amidst DevOps Enthusiasm→

Posted in cloud security, DevOps, Most Recent ThreatLists, security concerns, state of container security report, threatlist, Tripwire, vulnerabilities, vulnerable containers, Web Security

unCAPTCHA AI Cracks Google reCAPTCHAs with 90% Accuracy

Posted on January 7, 2019 by Tara Seals

A proof-of-concept from the University of Maryland can defeat the audio challenges that are offered as an option for people with disabilities. Continue reading unCAPTCHA AI Cracks Google reCAPTCHAs with 90% Accuracy→

Posted in audio challenges, bot detection, Google, proof of concept, reCAPTCHA, unCaptcha, update, vulnerabilities, Web Security | Tagged University of Maryland

unCAPTCHA AI Cracks Google reCAPTCHAs with 90% Accuracy

Posted on January 7, 2019 by Tara Seals

A proof-of-concept from the University of Maryland can defeat the audio challenges that are offered as an option for people with disabilities. Continue reading unCAPTCHA AI Cracks Google reCAPTCHAs with 90% Accuracy→

Posted in audio challenges, bot detection, Google, proof of concept, reCAPTCHA, unCaptcha, update, vulnerabilities, Web Security | Tagged University of Maryland

Marriott Revises Breach Scope to 383M Records

Posted on January 4, 2019 by Tara Seals

The hotel giant said after de-duping, the breach appears to be smaller than it thought. Continue reading Marriott Revises Breach Scope to 383M Records→

Posted in 383 million, breach, data breach, estimated scope, Marriott, number of records

Wide-Ranging German Doxxing Incident Hits Hundreds of Politicians

Posted on January 4, 2019 by Tara Seals

It’s not clear why the data release wasn’t noticed earlier. Continue reading Wide-Ranging German Doxxing Incident Hits Hundreds of Politicians→

Posted in Angela Merkel, breach, data leak, doxxing, Germany, Government, Hack, Hacks, politicians, privacy

A Dozen Flaws in Popular Mac Clean-Up Software Allow Local Root Access

Posted on January 3, 2019 by Tara Seals

All of the vulnerabilities arise from improper input validations. Continue reading A Dozen Flaws in Popular Mac Clean-Up Software Allow Local Root Access→

Posted in Cisco Talos, cleanmy mac, local attacker, macos, macpaw, privilege escalation, root access, vulnerabilities

MobSTSPY Info-Stealing Trojan Goes Global Via Google Play

Posted on January 3, 2019 by Tara Seals

Across six apps, the spyware managed to spread to 196 different countries. Continue reading MobSTSPY Info-Stealing Trojan Goes Global Via Google Play→

Posted in 196 countries, global distribution, google play, information stealer, malware, mobile security, spyware

Chrome in Android Leaks Device Fingerprinting Info

Posted on January 2, 2019 by Tara Seals

Attackers could craft a campaign that makes use of the device profile in order to exploit any vulnerabilities in a targeted fashion. Continue reading Chrome in Android Leaks Device Fingerprinting Info→

Posted in Android, bug report, Chrome, chrome 70, device data, hardware profile, mobile security, patch, vulnerabilities | Tagged fingerprinting

Threatlist: Dark Web Markets See an Evolution in Q3

Posted on December 31, 2018 by Tara Seals

Vulnerabilities, stolen credentials and an evolution of marketplaces mark the Dark Web in Q3. Continue reading Threatlist: Dark Web Markets See an Evolution in Q3→

Posted in alphabay, criminal underground trends, dark web, hansa, malware, McAfee, Most Recent ThreatLists, takedowns, threatlist, vulnerabilities, Web Security

Guardzilla Home Cameras Open to Anyone Wanting to Watch Their Footage

Posted on December 28, 2018 by Tara Seals

The home surveillance cams have hard-coded credentials. Continue reading Guardzilla Home Cameras Open to Anyone Wanting to Watch Their Footage→

Posted in Amazon-S3, cloud security, cloud storage, Guardzilla, hard-coded credentials, home surveillance, IoT, privacy, vulnerabilities | Tagged Cameras

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