Collaborate Disseminate
The media overhyped Snowden’s new app, according to security experts, and also made no mention of its origins. Continue reading Snowden’s App Probably Can’t Protect You From Targeted State Surveillance
Three men plead guilty to being the creators and operators of the Mirai botnet. Continue reading The Hackers Behind Some of the Biggest DDoS Attacks in History Plea Guilty
A security researcher found a critical bug in a new Facebook feature, and got a $10,000 reward for telling the social media giant. Continue reading Newly Discovered Facebook Bug Allowed Anyone To Delete Your Photos With A Poll
In addition to being yet another public relations nightmare for Uber, the way the company handled the breach might be in violation of data breach disclosure laws. Continue reading Uber Paid Hackers $100,000 to Cover Up a Breach Impacting 57 Million Customers
The secret-spilling organization launches a new series where it will release the source code of alleged CIA tools from the Vault 7 series. Continue reading WikiLeaks Starts Releasing Source Code For Alleged CIA Spying Tools
Keith Alexander, the retired general who headed the NSA for nine years, is not a fan of letting companies go after hackers. Continue reading Ex-NSA Director Says Companies Should Never Hack Back Because They Could Start Wars
The Google Play Store is still filled with malicious copycats of legitimate ads. Continue reading More Than 1 Million People Downloaded a Fake WhatsApp Android App
Last year, a security researcher alerted Equifax that anyone could have stolen the personal data of all Americans. The company failed to heed the warning. Continue reading Equifax Was Warned
Most of the servers and sites used by the hackers behind the ransomware are down just a day after the outbreak started. Continue reading Infrastructure for the ‘Bad Rabbit’ Ransomware Appears to Have Shut Down
One billion, thee billion… what’s the difference? Continue reading Whoops! Yahoo! Says! 2013! Hack! Actually! Hit! 3 Billion! Users!