Security News > 2019
Microsoft closed the hole, which let any unauthenticated phone-grabber answer a Skype call and then roam around on your mobile.
Hotel Giant Warns 5.3 Million Unencrypted Passport Numbers Also StolenMarriott International's digital forensic investigation now counts not 500 million but an "upper limit" of 383 million...
In this week's podcast, we weigh in on the top threats to watch out for in 2019 - from fraud to IoT.
This is clever: How the attack works: Attacker added tens of malicious servers to the Electrum wallet network. Users of legitimate Electrum wallets initiate a Bitcoin transaction. If the...
For over a month, hackers published data from hundreds of German politicians in a Twitter advent calendar - a massive government assault.
After setting up a bug bounty program for VLC Media Player in late 2017, the European Commission (EC) has announced the launch of 14 new ones that will cover other free and open source software...
Adobe has patched two critical flaws in Acrobat and Reader that warrant urgent attention.
From same old, same old Facebook hoaxes to PewDiePie's Chromecast-hacking fans, here are the top stories of the new year.
The United States' National Security Agency (NSA) is planning to release its internally developed reverse engineering tool for free at the upcoming RSA security conference 2019 that will be held...
The German government revealed last week that information on hundreds of politicians and celebrities was leaked online via Twitter. read more