Iranian Hackers Target U.S. Gov. Vendor With Malware
APT34 has been spotted in a malware campaign targeting customers and employees of a company that works closely with U.S. federal agencies, and state and local governments.
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FCC Confirms ‘One or More’ Carriers Broke the Law Selling Location Data
Posted by Auto Poster | Jan 31, 2020 | Misc |
More than a year after a Motherboard investigation revealed that wireless carriers were collecting and selling user location data to often dubious data brokers who then sold it to bounty hunters, the head of the FCC is finally...
Read MoreJapanese Electronics Giant NEC Discloses Old Data Breach
Posted by Auto Poster | Jan 31, 2020 | Data Breaches |
Japanese IT and electronics company NEC Corporation has revealed that hackers had access to its network for a long time, but the incident occurred several years ago. read more
Read MoreHere Are the Most Common AirBnb Scams Worldwide
Posted by Auto Poster | Jan 31, 2020 | Misc |
At the end of October, former VICE senior staff writer Allie Conti shared her story of a disastrous vacation to Chicago, where she tumbled into a nationwide scam run by a prolific grifter (or grifters), which exploited...
Read MoreThis Week in Security: OpenSTMPD, Kali Release, Scareware, Intel, and Unintended Consequences
Posted by Auto Poster | Jan 31, 2020 | Misc |
If you run an OpenBSD server, or have OpenSMTPD running on a server, go update it right now. Version 6.6.2, released January 28th, fixes an exploit that can be launched locally or remotely, simply by connecting to the SMTP...
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