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Critical Remote Code Execution Vulnerability Affects Android Via .PNG Image File

February 8, 2019February 8, 2019 Abeerah Hashim 1113 Views 0 Comments android, android 7.0, android 7.0 nougat, android 7.1, android 8.0, android 8.1, android 9.0, android device, Android devices vulnerable, information disclosure, PNG image bug, PNG image flaw, PNG image vulnerability, Privilege Escalation, remote code execution, Vulnerablity

Sharing landscape pictures, cute animal photos or memes is quite common among smartphone users. That’s why images serve as one

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Pen Testing Firm Claims 92% Successful Breach Rate of Their Clients

February 8, 2019February 8, 2019 Steven Daws 567 Views 0 Comments brute-force passwords, company security weakness, Cyber Security, cyber security news, Positive Technologies Report, Security, vulnerability, weak WiFi protocols

On the 6 February, cyber-security firm Positive Technologies published its penetration testing activity report for 2018. The firm claimed that

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Jack’d Dating App Allowing Strangers to See Intimate Photos

February 7, 2019February 7, 2019 Steven Daws 667 Views 0 Comments android, Google, hacking news, ios, Jack'd app security flaw, Jack'd dating app, Jack'd photos accessible by strangers, oliver hough, vulnerability

Dating sites can sometimes contain photos that the users don’t want everyone to see. However, dating and hook-up app Jack’d

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Google Launches Password Checkup Extension To Detect Breached Credentials

February 7, 2019February 7, 2019 Abeerah Hashim 557 Views 0 Comments Breach, breached credentials, breached passwords, Chrome Password Checkup, Chrome Password checkup extension, Common passwords, Credential Reuse, credential stuffing, Credentials, Data, firefox, Firefox Monitor, google chrome, google chrome extension, Google Chrome Web Browser, Hacking passwords, Have I Been Pawned, HIBP, K-anonymity, Monitor, password, Password Checkup, Password Checkup extension, passwords, privacy, pwned passwords, Security, stolen user credentials, User

Breached usernames and passwords have become a pain in the neck with regards to online security. Even if your account

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Home DNA Testing Kit Company Allows FBI Access to Database

February 7, 2019February 7, 2019 Steven Daws 546 Views 0 Comments DNA pricacy, FamilyTreeDNA, FBI access private genealogy database, FBI accessing DNA database, Golden gate killer, home DNA testing kit, Joseph James DeAngelo, Maurice Gleeson

Last week it was reported by BuzzFeed News that a home DNA testing company had stated it was giving access

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Kids GPS Watches Still a Security Concern for Parents

February 7, 2019February 7, 2019 Steven Daws 381 Views 0 Comments Caref Watch Co Ltd, Cyber Security, Gator watch security flaw, GPS kids watches super user access, hacking news, Kids GPS watch security flaw, Norwegian Consumer Council, Pen Test Partners, TechSixyFour, vulnerabilities

Last year, researchers in Norway discovered several major security flaws in kids GPS watches. These flaws could give any hacker

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Researchers identify the hacker behind the dump of 773million credentials

February 6, 2019February 6, 2019 Tiffanie Horsfall 644 Views 0 Comments cyber criminals, cybercriminals, dark web, dark web criminals, Data, data exposed, data for sale, Data Leak, data leaked, Dump, Forum, hack, hacker, hacker community, Hacking Forum

Researchers identified the hacker behind a dump of 773million credentials after a meticulous investigation. It totalled over 900GB of data

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Numerous Beauty Camera Apps Were Found to be Loaded With Malware

February 6, 2019February 6, 2019 Abeerah Hashim 588 Views 0 Comments android, android app, Android app malware, Android Application, Android Apps, android camera apps, Android devices vulnerable, android hacking apps, android photo apps, android photo filter apps, beauty camera applications, beauty camera apps, beauty filters, camera, camera applications, camera apps, google play store, photo, photo effects, photo filter apps, photo-filter, photos, photos stolen, play store, selfie, steal photos

Most smartphone users, particularly those selfie-freaks, love to download various photo-filtering and beauty camera apps. From adding special effects and

CookieMiner malware

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CookieMiner Malware Can Steal Crypto Exchange Cookies, Saved Passwords and iPhone SMS Messages

February 6, 2019February 6, 2019 Abeerah Hashim 501 Views 0 Comments browser, chrome, CookieMiner, CookieMiner malware, cookies, Credentials, crypto, crypto exchange, crypto miner, Crypto mining, cryptocurrency, cryptocurrency exchange, Cryptocurrency malware, Cryptocurrency mined, cryptominer, Cryptomining, firefox, Hacking passwords, iphone, iPhone messages, malware, malware variant, OSX.DarthMiner, OSX.DarthMiner malware, password, passwords, stolen user credentials

Researchers have discovered a new malware used to steal saved passwords and credit card details from browsers. In addition, it

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New York Attorney General Rules Selling Fake Likes and Follows is illegal

February 5, 2019February 5, 2019 Steven Daws 265 Views 0 Comments Bot accounts, Devumi selling fake likes and follows, fake likes, follows and retweets, New York Attorney General Letitia James, New York Times investigation, Peakerr, Social Media, Sockpuppet accounts, twitter

A year ago, the New York Times reported that an obscure company called Devumi were obtaining millions of dollars by

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