Collaborate Disseminate
Thomas Claburn reports via The Register: Researchers at Truffle Security have found, or arguably rediscovered, that data from deleted GitHub repositories (public or private) and from deleted copies (forks) of repositories isn’t necessarily deleted. Joe… Continue reading Data From Deleted GitHub Repos May Not Actually Be Deleted, Researchers Claim
In the wake of the CrowdStrike outage, Microsoft has adopted the industry partnership stance I suggested last weekend: It’s calling on the security industry to work with it to make the ecosystem safer. There aren’t many details yet, but given the softw… Continue reading Resiliency (Premium)
Cybersecurity researchers have revealed a GitHub design flaw that allows access to deleted and private repository data. Learn… Continue reading Researchers Claim Anyone Can Access Deleted, Private GitHub Repository Data
Computers blue-screen-of-death around the world! The Paris Olympics is at risk of attack! And the FBI pull off the biggest sting operation in history by running a secret end-to-end encrypted messaging app! All this and much much more is discussed in th… Continue reading Smashing Security podcast #382: CrowdStrike, Dark Wire, and the Paris Olympics
ClickBalance ERP provider’s cloud database exposed 769 million records, including API keys and email addresses. Learn how this… Continue reading Mexico’s Largest ERP Provider ClickBalance Exposes 769 Million Records
Google no longer plans on deprecating third-party cookies in Chrome and is working on an updated approach.
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In episode eight of “The AI Fix”, our hosts tackle the latest news from the world of AI and learn about two important medical breakthroughs, Mark coughs, Graham ruins “Killing me softly”, and neither shows their junk to an AI. Graham explains humour to… Continue reading The AI Fix #8: Emergence, a rancid donkey, and the world’s funniest joke
Researchers have identified a zero-day exploit for the Telegram messaging app on Android devices that could have allowed attackers to send malicious payloads disguised as legitimate files. From a report: The exploit was built to abuse a vulnerability t… Continue reading Telegram Zero-Day for Android Allowed Malicious Files To Masquerade as Videos
After four years of delays, Google has finally abandoned its plans to replace third-party cookies in Chrome with its controversial Privacy Sandbox.
The post Bowing to Regulatory Pressure, Google Abandons Plans to Kill Third-Party Cookies appeared firs… Continue reading Bowing to Regulatory Pressure, Google Abandons Plans to Kill Third-Party Cookies
The agency’s settlement with the prepaid phone provider, which CyberScoop is first to report, is the first ever to specify API protections.
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