Password Bypass Vulnerability In Facebooks’ “Download Your Information” Feature
Facebook recently patched a serious vulnerability that could let an attacker download user information. The flaw allegedly existed in Facebook
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Google Partially Steps Back From Chrome API Changes That Blocks Ad Blockers
Google has received lots of criticism since it announced Chrome API updates regarding ad blockers and extensions. It seems the
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Cryptocurrency Broker Had 450,000 of its Users Credentials Leaked on The Darkweb
Cryptocurrency broker, Coinmama, suffered a data breach with around 500,000 customers’ emails and password credentials compromised. Customers affected stretch back
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Latest Hacking News Podcast #225
Microsoft Edge whitelists flash autorun on Facebook, WinRAR vulnerability existed for up to 19 years, and researcher Ken Munro says hackers could easy sink ships at seas on episode 225 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
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Cryptojacking Apps Removed From Microsoft App Store
After Apple and Google, the malefactors are turning their attention to the Microsoft app store as well. We have already
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Latest Hacking News Podcast #224
Lazarus Group targets Russian companies for the first time, Russian nation-state hackers have quickest breakout time, and a remote code execution flaw existed in WordPress of 6 years on episode 223 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
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Facebook Awarded $25000 Bounty For Reporting a CSRF Vulnerability
Facebook is already going through tough times since Cambridge Analytica scandal. Nonetheless, their vigilance towards the security of their platform
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Latest Hacking News Podcast #223
VK worm revenge prank, Wendy’s $50 million data breach settlement, and Google Earth reveals Taiwanese military sites on episode 223
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Docker Container Escape Vulnerability With PoC (CVE-2019-5736)
A runtime used to support Docker and Linux container engines suffered a vulnerability the past few days. An attack could
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Latest Hacking News Podcast #222
Australia says ‘state actor’ responsible for Parliament hacks and discloses party hacks, third collection of hacked databases hits the Dark Web, and Google backs off ad-blocker breaking Chrome changes on episode 222 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
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