Collaborate Disseminate
Russian web titan Yandex NV suffered an insider breach: An employee was selling sensitive user data to anyone who would pay.
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Here at MediaOps we have two big announcements today. The first is that we have earned a place in the Inc. 5000 annual ranking of the fastest-growing companies in America. We didn’t just make the list—we came in at 1,622, well in the top half of… Continue reading MediaOps Makes the Inc. 5000 List
Millennial social app TikTok is “fundamentally parasitic,” according to Steve Huffman, Reddit’s co-founder.
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A bunch of fairly recent Android phones suffer from a nasty zero-day vulnerability. The flaw is currently being exploited, but by whom?
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The Electronic Freedom Foundation (EFF) is stepping up its fight against Stalkerware. It’s asking for help from AV vendors, phone platform makers, and law enforcement. It’s time to put an end to it.
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Google’s Android smartphone platform is under fire again. Hundreds of “legitimate” apps have been infected with malicious third-party libraries—and not for the first time. These apps account for more than 320 million downloads. The so-called SimBad an… Continue reading Android Security is a Hot Mess (yet Again)