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Beware of pop-up browser updates Researchers at FireEye have recently unearthed a particularly nasty new campaign that is both multi-faceted and dangerous. These hacked websites display a seemingly innocuous pop-up
Google heavily regulates gambling and gaming apps on its Play Store. It’s not hard to understand why. The industry has a long history of gouging and otherwise abusing the people
Malvertising Attacks: what you should know Hackers and scammers have a new tool in their toolbox, and they’re making rapid use of it. Recently, researchers from Confiant have discovered a
DoorDash confirmed that an unauthorized third party accessed nearly five million of its users’ data. According to information released by the company, the breach occurred on May 4th, 2019. The
Security researchers at Sophos Labs alerted Google to the abuse of more than two dozen apps on the Play Store. Google’s policies allow them to charge hefty fees to unsuspecting
One of the most common means by which malware winds up on the computers of its victims is via attachment extensions such as email. In fact, 92% of malware is
Most people don’t spend a lot of time thinking about standards or the organizations that maintain and push them forward. Standards just aren’t very interesting, which is why they don’t
If you haven’t yet downloaded and installed the latest Windows 10 update (version 1903), read this article carefully. Microsoft is reporting that their latest build is causing Wi-Fi connectivity issues
If you use Google’s Chrome browser for web connectivity, you’re about to get a new feature you’ll probably fall in love with. Chrome 77 is now available for Windows, Mac,
Meanwhile, the SOHOpelessly Broken 2.0 study has been released by Independent Security Evaluators. The picture it paints of routers and the so-called ‘smart’ devices that make up the rapidly expanding
Do you use the password manager LastPass? If so, you’re certainly not alone. In recent years it has seen its popularity surge and has grown to become the most popular
Researchers at Vrije Universiteit, in Amsterdam, have discovered a disturbing new side-channel attack. All Intel server-grade processors made since 2012 are vulnerable to what has been dubbed NetCAT. That stands
