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Critical remote code execution vulnerabilities found in FortiAP

2020-02-12
On: February 12, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities
Tagged: access points, cybersecurity, FortiAP, Fortinet, Hacking, network security, vulnerability

Network security specialists recently reported the finding of a security vulnerability in fortiAP CLI wireless access points developed by California-based technology firm Fortinet. This flaw can be exploited by someRead More →

Millions of Dell laptops and desktop computers allow hackers to get in your life

2020-02-11
On: February 11, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities
Tagged: Cyberattack, cybersecurity, Dell, Hacking, laptops, SupportAssist, vulnerability

Sometimes preinstalled tools on technology devices can cause more problems than an external threat, as happened to Dell. The tech company revealed that a critical vulnerability detected in SupportAssist, aRead More →

Secure Internet Day causes safeinternetday.org website to go down

2020-02-11
On: February 11, 2020
In: Data Breach
Tagged: cybersecurity, facebook, Hacking, malware, Passwords, privacy, SaferInternetDay, Twitter

Although they may be unusual for many users, website shutdown incidents are much more frequent than you think. According to cybersecurity experts, most of these incidents are due to theRead More →

Israel national cybersecurity leaked the personal data of its own citizens

2020-02-10
On: February 10, 2020
In: Data Breach
Tagged: cybersecurity, Data, data breach, elections, Hacking, Israel, voting

Data breach incidents know no boundaries. Recently, an information security researcher found that an app employed by the Likud Party, by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, leaked the personal dataRead More →

15 billion records of personal information leaked throughout 2019

2020-02-10
On: February 10, 2020
In: Data Breach
Tagged: cybersecurity, data breach, data protection, databases, Hacking

Last year was complicated in terms of data protection for companies and public organizations, which frequently faced numerous security incidents. According to data published by a cybersecurity firm, in 2019Read More →

Critical Bluetooth vulnerability affects Android devices

2020-02-07
On: February 7, 2020
In: Mobile Security
Tagged: Android, bluetooth, Cyberattack, cybersecurity, Google, Hacking, Mobile Security

A few days ago, Google released the Android update package for February 2020. In total, the company fixed 25 security vulnerabilities, including a critical Bluetooth flaw that, if exploited, wouldRead More →

Altsbit, cryptocurrency exchange platform, was hacked. All funds were stolen

2020-02-07
On: February 7, 2020
In: Cyber Security
Tagged: Bitcoin, cryptocurrency, cryptocurrency exchange, Cyberattack, cybersecurity, Ethereum, Hacking

Although security measures on cryptocurrency exchange platforms improved markedly over the last year, multiple cybersecurity incidents were reported during 2019, equating to losses of around $280 million USD. Unfortunately forRead More →

Encrypted emails sent on macOS are not fully protected

2020-02-06
On: February 6, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities
Tagged: Apple, Apple Mail, cybersecurity, Encryption, Hacking, macOS Catalina, macOS Mojave

Most technology users assume that operating systems developed by Apple are more secure than their counterparts sold by other companies; however, ethical hacking specialists point out that these systems haveRead More →

5 million new malware variants detected throughout 2019

2020-02-06
On: February 6, 2020
In: Technology
Tagged: banking Trojan, cybersecurity, EMOTET, GandCrab, Hacking, malware, ransomware, Remote Access Trojans (RATs)

As tech and security companies move forward in protecting their users against malware, cybercriminal groups also manage to develop new malware variants, which appear with a frightening frequency, as mentionedRead More →

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