Security News > 2019 > May
Turning off trim control software in training wouldn't give realistic results – report Boeing has admitted that pilot training simulators for the controversial 737 Max did not accurately reproduce...
An attacker can supply a malicious hyperlink in order to secretly alter the download path for files shared in a Slack channel.
Daniel Gruss, the researcher behind Spectre, Meltdown - and most recently, ZombieLoad - Intel CPU side channel attacks, gives an inside look into how he discovered the flaws.
A company accused of fraudulently obtaining 757,000 IPv4 addresses has been ordered to hand them back.
Privacy-focused browser Brave has criticised an industry proposal it says would make browser fingerprinting easier.
Users Briefly Had Read/Write Access to Other ProfilesSalesforce says it has nearly recovered from a botched database update that wiped out user permissions within its Pardot marketing management...
Remote control and support solutions provider TeamViewer has confirmed that hackers likely operating out of China breached its systems back in 2016, but the company decided not to disclose the...
Bot and phishing attacks can compromise your G Suite account, but there is an easy way to block the majority of these attempts, according to Google.
Deep & dark web (DDW) communities have long been must-have data sources for threat intelligence programs, but only recently has the market caught up with this need. read more
As US/China Trade Tensions Escalate, Experts Warn of 'Unintended Consequences'After the Trump administration last week blacklisted Huawei amid rising trade tensions, Google says it has canceled...