Collaborate Disseminate
The ISP, called Pocket iNet, left 73 gigabytes of extremely sensitive internet available for anyone to see. Continue reading An ISP Left Corporate Passwords, Keys, and All its Data Exposed on the Internet
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Learn about the latest cyber incidents news in our weekly cyber attack digest. Bank of Spain in the next bank victim by Reuters – 27 August 2018 As we always say, banks are too fructiferous targets to be out of attackers’ attention. After t… Continue reading Week 35 Cyberattack Digest 2018 – The Bank of Spain, T-Mobile, SingHealth and others
Advanced behavior malware threats are targeting telecom services – at a higher level than the global average, researchers found. Continue reading ThreatList: Telecom Sector Plagued with Advanced Malware
Today, we are coming up with a new compilation of the recent security incidents all brought together in our cyber attack week digest. While last week’s edition was dedicated to the attacks in the sphere of healthcare exclusively, this week, we de… Continue reading Week 32 Cyberattack Digest 2018 – Blue Springs Family Care, UnityPoint Health, Comcast Xfinity and others
Verizon’s ‘Safe Wi-Fi’ says it “protects your privacy and blocks ad-tracking,” but its current privacy policy is a placeholder that says the exact opposite. Continue reading Verizon Didn’t Bother to Write a Privacy Policy for its ‘Privacy Protecting’ VPN
In 2018 alone, the telecom lobby has killed or stalled a whole host of legislation that would prevent ISPs from selling your data. Continue reading Telecom Lobbyists Have Stalled 70 State-Level Bills That Would Protect Consumer Privacy
New York State regulators say they are fed up by Charter Spectrum Cable’s empty promises, poor service, and misleading claims. Continue reading Why New York Kicked the Country’s Second-Biggest Cable Company Out of the State
It is Monday, which means that it is high time for our cyber attack week digest and we will discuss the most notable incidents of the past week. Worst Singapore security incident ever by ejinsight – 23 July 2018 The news on the Singapore cyber in… Continue reading Week 29 Cyberattack Digest 2018 – SingHealth, Telefonic, LabCorp and others
Jeremy Parsons had enough of poor service from Bell Canada, and took an axe to a modem outside a Bell store. Continue reading Watch This Guy Smash a Modem With an Axe In Front of His ISP Over Poor Service