November 2020

The Christian faith app Pray.com has leaked private data for up to 10 million people, according to researchers. The app offers “daily prayer and Bible Read More

Just as seasonal online shopping kicks into high gear, new variants of the point-of-sale Grelos skimmer malware have been identified. Variants are targeting the payment-card Read More

VMware has hurried out fixes for a critical flaw in its ESXi hypervisor, a few weeks after it was found during China’s Tianfu Cup hacking Read More

Facebook has patched a significant flaw in the Android version of Facebook Messenger that could have allowed attackers to spy on users and potentially identify Read More

A security weakness discovered in the GO SMS Pro Android app can be exploited to publicly expose media sent using the app, according to researchers. Read More

Americold, a company whose cold-storage capabilities are integral to the U.S. food-supply chain (and soon, COVID-19 vaccine distribution), has confirmed an operations-impacting cyberattack, according to Read More

Stealing a jumbo-jet airplane sounds like a ridiculous movie, but it’s actually just one example of IP theft. It’s happening to tech giants like Twitter Read More

Cybercriminals are recognizing that the data that automotive companies have to offer – from customer and employee personal identifiable information (PII) to financial data – Read More

The Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) has banned the use of commercial facial-recognition services – citing “public trust” considerations. The move comes in the wake Read More

Researchers have uncovered a new attack that lets bad actors snoop in on homeowners’ private conversations – through their robot vacuums. The vacuums, which utilize Read More