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Vulnerability experts Michiel Prins and Greg Ose discuss the 15 most common vulnerability types. Continue reading Exploring the Top 15 Most Common Vulnerabilities with HackerOne and GitHub
Researchers say malware infects phones in order to sneak ads on devices for profit. Continue reading Agent Smith Malware Infects 25M Android Phones to Push Rogue Ads
Study finds Android apps circumvented privacy opt-in rules and collected sensitive user information against user permission. Continue reading 1,300 Popular Android Apps Access Data Without Proper Permissions
Google Project Zero finds Apple iMessage bug that bricks iPhones running older versions of the company’s iOS software. Continue reading Apple Patches iMessage Bug That Bricks iPhones with Out-of-Date Software
How companies can identify their own insecure data, remediate data breaches and proactively secure data against future attacks. Continue reading Data Breach Lessons from the Trenches
Two researchers are being singled out in what are called PGP poisoning or flood attacks that render the authentication tool unusable for victims. Continue reading PGP Ecosystem Targeted in ‘Poisoning’ Attacks
Apple report now includes data on requests by governments to take down apps from the tech giant’s app store. Continue reading Apple Transparency Report Now Includes App Store Takedown Requests
Bugs in Arlo Technologies’ equipment allow a local attacker to take control of Alro wireless home video security cameras. Continue reading Security Camera Firm Arlo Zaps High-Severity Bugs
Pentesters say a keyless smart lock made by U-tec, called Ultraloq, is neither ultra or secure. Continue reading Smart Lock Turns Out to be Not So Smart, or Secure
Researchers have identified security hole in Microsoft Office’s Excel spreadsheet program that allows an attacker to trigger a malware attack on remote systems. Continue reading New Microsoft Excel Attack Vector Surfaces