Security News > 2019 > September
Volexity Says Websites Related to Muslim Group Hit By Android ExploitsAn extraordinary iPhone hacking campaign revealed by Google last week may be linked to other Android spying campaigns focused...
Even with considerable security precautions in place, Twitter chief executive Jack Dorsey became the victim of an embarrassing compromise when attackers took control of his account on the platform...
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Researchers discovered that two pieces of software made by U.S.-based industrial automation solutions provider EZAutomation are affected by potentially serious vulnerabilities that can be...
After 15 years, Semaphore DB that flags up persons of interest goes into extra (Brexit) time The Home Office has inked a £45m 33-month contract extension with IBM for its creaking Semaphore border...
Chinese telecom equipment maker Huawei accused U.S. authorities on Wednesday of attempting to break into its information systems and of trying to coerce its employees to gather information on the...
Good article in the Washington Post on all the surveillance associated with credit card use....
QR codes have been around since 1994, but their creator is worried. They need a security update, he says.
It's a gnat bite, critics say: The FTC's reported fine would be worth about two to three months of YouTube ad revenue.
The tense stand-off between privacy campaigners and the popular mobile payment app Venmo has taken another turn for the worse.