Security News > 2019 > June
Apple 0-Day allows hackers to mimic mouse-clicks to allow malicious behavior on macOS Majove, despite mitigations.
Three words to ruin an Apple engineer's day: 'Patrick Wardle disclosure' Malware can bypass protections in macOS Mojave, and potentially access user data as well as the webcam and mic – by...
Hackers can use synthetic clicks to bypass many of the privacy and security features implemented last year by Apple in its macOS operating system, a researcher has revealed. read more
Researchers have found that a phone's gyroscope, accelerometer and other sensors create a unique fingerprint.
Interesting essay arguing that we need better legislation to protect cybersecurity whistleblowers. Congress should act to protect cybersecurity whistleblowers because information security has...
Changes to extensions will limit the way that Chrome lets browsers block content - unless you're an enterprise user.
No data nicked in weekend attack but systems and server pulled to contain infection Bio-analytical testing biz Eurofins Scientific today admitted it was the subject of a ransomware attack at the weekend.…
Are you making your way to Olympia, London for Infosec Europe this week? Stop by the stand, say the Phrase That Pays and we'll give you a free T-shirt.
...then maybe they deserve this drivel, says a Macedonian copy-paste/turn-it-into-clickbait-bile writer who says it's all about the money.
Google announced that on 25 June 2019, Gmail's confidential mode will be switched on by default as the feature becomes generally available.