February 2020

Some of the efforts Google has made over the past few years to bolster the security of Android app users as well as the mobile Read More

Online music platform SoundCloud, which can be thought of as an audio-based YouTube for music creators, has addressed several security bugs in its APIs that Read More

A new federal bureaucracy, the Data Protection Agency (DPA), has been proposed to completely revamp how the U.S. government regulates data collection and misuse by Read More

A non-password protected cloud database containing hundreds of millions of customer records and internal logs for cosmetic giant Estée Lauder has been found exposed online, Read More

Cybercriminals are focusing on previously successful internet scams to defraud businesses and individuals in the United States out of more money than ever before, according Read More

Adobe has released patches addressing a wave of critical flaws in its Framemaker and Flash Player products, which, if exploited, could lead to arbitrary code-execution. Read More

A newly uncovered Emotet malware sample has the ability to spread to  insecure Wi-Fi networks that are located nearby to an infected device. If the Read More

The Wacom digital drawing tablet appears to be silently exfiltrating user data, according to an investigation by software engineer Robert Heaton – and the company Read More

Dropbox, the cloud-based file-sharing service, has reported that it has paid out more than $1 million to bug-bounty hunters since starting its program in 2014. Read More

The financial services sector in the U.S. found itself under a barrage of cyberattacks last month, all bent on delivering a powerful backdoor called Minebridge. Read More