Collaborate Disseminate
Samsung phones with in-screen fingerprint readers will unlock using anybody’s finger. All you need do is add a screen protector.
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The Sudo command can give you root access when it shouldn’t. Sky falling?
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Apple iTunes included a really dumb bug, which ransomware gangs have been using to attack victims’ Windows PCs
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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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Governments are yet again attacking end-to-end encryption. As if passing new laws somehow stops criminals breaking existing ones.
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At DEF CON 27, researchers staged their third annual hackathon of voting machines. The final report makes uncomfortable reading.
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Another day, another data leak: Gig-economy unicorn DoorDash is the latest security-fail org to admit it’s lost your personal info.
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A recent demo by a new cryptography firm raises eyebrows: Amazingly, they claim to have broken the 256-bit encryption that protects just about everything.
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Russia’s infrastructure for spying on its citizens has been revealed this week. An errant Nokia employee put terabytes of secret data on the internet by mistake.
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Back in 2016, President Obama expelled 35 Russians, and seized two Russian-owned properties. We were told it was retaliation for election interference—but was that the whole story?
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