July 2019

Over 1,300 popular Android apps defy user permissions and gather sensitive data with no consent, according to a study by a coalition of academics from Read More

Researchers are warning of a new breed of Android malware, dubbed “Agent Smith,” that they claim has infected 25 million handsets in order to replace Read More

A zero-day vulnerability in the Zoom client for Mac allows a malicious website to hijack a user’s web camera without their permission. Up to 4 Read More

Enterprises are making tremendous investments in their digital transformations, and no wonder: Increasingly, those who can more rapidly part from old, manual and antiquated ways Read More

A public Jenkins server owned by GE Aviation has exposed source code, plaintext passwords, global system configuration details and private keys from the company’s internal Read More

A long-feared attack vector used against Pretty Good Privacy, the framework used to authenticate and keep email messages private, is being exploited for the first Read More

Two high-severity vulnerabilities in Arlo Technologies’ wireless home security camera gear have been patched. The flaws, which indirectly impact Arlo’s popular fleet of wireless home Read More

I have a confession to make. I’m a sucker for good architecture. Visiting places like Singapore, London, Rome, Bueno Aires, and New York City, I Read More

Facebook has shut down more than 30 accounts spreading malware through malicious links that purport to be news about the ongoing political situation in Libya. Read More