There’s a new significant vulnerability affecting a wide range of products. Dubbed Kr00k (CVE-2019-15126), the vulnerability can be exploited to intercept and decrypt WiFi network traffic relying on WPA2 connections. The CVE-2019-15126 flaw was disclosed during the RSA 2020 security…
Thanks to cloud-based storage, you no longer have to take along your portable hard disks or thumb drives. From Dropbox to Google Drive, these cloud solutions are a viable way to store your data online and offer you the ability…
You should know by now that the best method to protect your computer from ransomware and malware in general, is to prevent it from entering it on the first place. The second best thing is to backup your files so…
What does Webroot Threat Report 2020 reveal about the state of malware? To create the report, the researchers went through some “massive amounts of data”. To be precise, they analyzed samples from more than 37 billion URLs, 842 million domains,…
More than 500 malicious Chrome extensions have been removed from Google’s Web Store, all of which were discovered to be part of a large malvertising campaign. The extensions contained malicious ads and were siphoning users’ browsing data to suspicious servers.…
A new data-related incident was recently reported, affecting some personal details of plastic surgery patients. The exposed personal data includes hundreds of thousands of documents and photos, and at fault is an improperly configured Amazon Web Services S3 bucket. NextMotion’s…
Where will ransomware stand in the forthcoming years? According to various statistics, ransomware attacks increased discernibly in 2019. The reason? The vulnerable state of organizations and the increasing level of sophistication seen in attack mechanisms. In other words, attackers are…
A GDPR compliance plugin for WordPress has turned out to be vulnerable, exposing website owners to critical security issues. GDPR Cookie Consent Plugin Vulnerable The GDPR Cookie Consent plugin by the Cookie Law Info developer has been offered through WebToffee,…
It’s safe to say we’ve all noticed the rise in the popularity of dating across the last decade. I mean, 35 million Americans to date have tried online dating, and 59% believe online dating is a good way to meet…
The general belief for a very long time has been that macOS is safer than Windows. However, new statistics reveal that the number of Mac threats is increasing faster than the number of Windows threats. According to the 2020 Malwarebytes…
Remote working provides employees with an improved work-life balance, location flexibility, and greater job opportunities. Unfortunately for employers, they can be a cybersecurity nightmare if not handled correctly. To begin approaching cybersecurity management for remote workers, here are five threats…
Canada is one of several countries that launched investigations regarding Facebook’s privacy practices following the Cambridge Analytics scandal. It comes to no one’s surprise that currently Canada’s privacy commissioner is taking Facebook to court in an attempt to force the…
When you think of protecting your data, does it occur to you that your data also needs physical protection? This article gives valuable insight into what to do when your data is in danger due to physical accidents. Your mobile…
A new Imperva report presents a detailed analysis of the DDoS threat landscape in 2019. The report is based on statistical data of 3,643 network layer and 42,390 application layer DDoS attacks, mitigated by the company. The data was gathered…
CVE-2020-0022 is a potentially dangerous remote code execution vulnerability in Bluetooth. The bug is one of the fixes in the February security updates for Android. The flaw was unearthed and reported by German security researchers from ERNW. CVE-2020-0022: What Is…
Nowadays most of us have accepted that we will regularly be tracked as we go about our daily lives. Virtually everything we do on digital devices, especially when we are connected to the internet, is followed by someone somewhere. In…
Exploiting a viral topic for malicious purposes is something quite often seen is spam campaigns. This is what is happening now with the new strain of the coronavirus. A new spam, botnet-driven campaign is spreading malicious files masqueraded as documents…
The operators of TrickBot Trojan have once again updated its malicious code, and it is now capable of leveraging a new Windows 10 UAC bypass. Through this, the Trojan is capable of executing itself with elevated privileges without displaying a…
A new report by Swiss web security company ImmuniWeb focuses on the state of security of the world’s 100 biggest airports. The results of the analysis reveal that 97 of 100 airports lack efficient protection in their systems to defend…
Recently news broke about an intrusion that happened back in October last year when criminals were able to break into the LiveRamp Facebook Marketing Agency. This is especially dangerous as the criminals can access sensitive information including payment data. Apparently…
