Security News > 2019
Roughly 2.4 million Blur users had their information exposed online as a result of a misconfigured AWS S3 bucket, the application’s developer, online privacy company Abine, revealed this week....
Researcher Ashkan Soltani will discuss what happens when companies sell your data.
Password-manager Blur and role-playing game Town of Salem both disclosed data breaches this week that impacted a combined 10 million.
Across six apps, the spyware managed to spread to 196 different countries.
Facial recognition technology is getting a second look from solutions vendors, though legal frameworks for how biometrics are used are out of date.
The website of Luas, the tram system in Dublin, Ireland, was hacked on Thursday by an individual claiming to have also gained access to information stored on the organization’s systems. read more
Security Organizations Should Remember to Seek a Second Opinion, Which Can Bring Bias to Light read more
Robert Tibbo discusses the challenges he and his clients face in Hong Kong as the government there targets both in a harassment campaign for aiding Edward Snowden.
A new version of the NRSMiner is actively spreading in the southern region of Asia. The majority of detections (54%) have been found in Vietnam, followed by Iran (16%) and Malaysia (12%). The new...
A group of hackers is claiming to be offering for sale a large number of confidential documents related to the September 11 terrorist attacks. read more