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Hosting Provider's Database of Crooked Customers Leaked

Database of sensitive info, including emails and passwords, from owners of Daniel's Hosting portals could be incriminating.

1 June 2020

Apple Pays $100K Bounty for Critical 'Sign in With Apple' Flaw

Apple has fixed a critical flaw in its Sign in with Apple feature, which could have been abused by attackers to takeover victims' third-party applications.

1 June 2020

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Minneapolis Police Department Hack Likely Fake, Says Researcher

Troy Hunt said that the supposed data breach perpetrated by Anonymous is most likely a hoax.

1 June 2020

Steganography Anchors Pinpoint Attacks on Industrial Targets

Ongoing spear-phishing attacks aim at stolen Windows credentials for ICS suppliers worldwide.

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Rare NSA Advisory About Russia-Based Cyberattacks Unlikely to Stop Them

The Sandworm group -- behind disinformation and election-hacking campaigns and responsible for a 2016 power outage in the Ukraine -- is now targeting e-mail servers.

Apple Pays Researcher $100,000 for Critical Vulnerability

Apple has fixed a flaw in the "Sign in with Apple" feature that could have enabled attackers to break into user accounts for third-party services.

Data on Indian Mobile Payments App Reportedly Exposed via Open S3 Bucket

Over 7 million records exposed, according to vpnMentor, but app maker says there is no sign of malicious use.

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Without the right tools and with not enough cybersecurity pros to fill the void, the talent gap will continue to widen.

26 IoT Flaws Enable Denial-of-Service Attacks, Privilege Escalation

Research details vulnerabilities in the Zephyr Real Time Operating Systems and MCUboot, both used in IoT devices and sensors.

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