Collaborate Disseminate
An analysis of 10,000 mobile apps has found that a significant portion of them are open to web API hijacking – thanks to inconsistencies between app and server logic in web APIs. Continue reading WARDroid Uncovers Mobile Threats to Millions of Users Worldwide
It’s a cautionary tale for those coding the complex algorithms that go into automated mitigation. Continue reading Cloudflare Gets Transparent on DNS Resolver Outage
In her keynote at the RSA Conference this year, futurist and game designer Jane McGonigal said: any useful statement about the future should at first seem ridiculous. In the post-RSAC recovery period, I pondered the future trends in information securit… Continue reading CyberSecurity 2028: By Default, By Design
If you’re savvy with code, you can employ a script that repeatedly alters your Facebook posts with nonsense, making it more difficult for the social media site to collect user data. Continue reading Don’t Just Delete Facebook, Poison Your Data First
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The online version control and code distribution platform Github has suffered a
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Apple’s CEO is the latest of a string of high-tech bigwigs to confess to holding social media at arm’s length. Continue reading Apple’s Tim Cook doesn’t want his nephew on social media
9900 seconds of free time at Christmas. What you gonna do? Continue reading It’s Christmas, you have 9900 seconds of free time, how do you spend it?
Joe Vest and Andrew Chiles from MINIS talk about Borrowing data to hide binaries. Joe Vest is the Co-Founder of the security consulting company MINIS LLC. He has over 17 years’ experience with a focus on red teaming, penetration testing, and application security. Joe is the co-author of the SANS SEC564 Red Teaming and Threat […]
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Paul talks about Equifax, TPMs security flaw in Infineon smart cards, Google removes more malicious Chrome extensions from Web Store, a Linux Kernel Privilege Escalation bug discovered, and Equifax. Don Pezet from ITProTV joins us for the expert commentary. Stay tuned, on this episode of Hack Naked News! Full Show Notes Visit our website for […]
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Deep Algo was one of the more fascinating companies on display in Startup Alley at TechCrunch Disrupt this week. The French team aims to make coding languages more accessible for the massive with SaaS (software as a service) offering that promises to do for languages like C++, C Sharp and Javascript what WYSIWYG does for HTML. It’s a pretty bold claim, but the company is confident that… Read More Continue reading Deep Algo offers simple code visualization for people who don’t know how to code