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Anyone could have drained their users' LinkedIn profile data
LinkedIn's AutoFill button is supposed to only work on approved websites, but any website could have tricked users into providing personal data with just one click anywhere on their screen.
Threatpost's Tom Spring talked to Roman Unuchek, senior malware analyst at Kaspersky Lab, about his discoveries this week at the RSA Conference.
Private intelligence gathering firm LocalBlox leaked data on 48 million users that was scraped from Facebook, LinkedIn, Zillow and other sites.
Popular mobile applications that use third-party, ready-to-go advertising Software Development Kits (SDKs) expose user data by transmitting it over the insecure HTTP protocol, Kaspersky Lab warns....
Mobile apps leak personal data via insecure ads that transmit ad-targeting data insecurely.
Facebook pays millions of dollars every year to researchers and bug hunters to stamp out security holes in its products and infrastructure, but following Cambridge Analytica scandal, the company...
If a third party leaks credit card numbers they were holding on your behalf... it's still your neck on the block.
Panera is in hot water after sitting on a massive data leak for eight months on its website - and then trying to downplay the amount of customers impacted by the leak.
Database of Customer Information Left Exposed via Unauthenticated API EndpointPanera Bread is warning that information on 10,000 customers has been inadvertently exposed. The data leak, however,...