Facebook comes under another security scandal
In excess of 267 million Facebook users purportedly had their user IDs, telephone numbers and names exposed on the internet,...
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$49 million of Ethereum stolen from a crypto exchange
The string of ongoing cryptocurrency robberies isn't halting at any point in the near future. South Korean crypto trade Upbit...
US Senate doesn’t want tech companies storing data in China
US Senator Josh Hawley (R-Missouri) wants to make it illegal for US organizations to store client information or encryption keys...
Pre-Installed Android applications might be spying on you
In what has become yearly retribution, security research organization Kryptowire as of late distributed its 2019 report on the condition...
Facebook fixes iPhone bug that turned on cell cameras
Early this month, some Facebook clients started to see a glitch when they were utilizing the iOS application. Clients shared...
Chronicle by Google is in trouble as employees abandon the project
Chronicle began as a task inside X, the Alphabet-owned moonshot industrial facility until it turned into its very own cybersecurity...
Apple to fix the encrypted mail flaw in macOS
Apple is touting its guaranteed privacy advantage like never before, however, that is not so much valid for Mac clients...
Facebook expands its bounty program for third party apps
Facebook is widening its information abuse bounty program to remunerate greater security sleuths. Starting today, specialists can procure in any...
TalkTalk breach cryptocurrency went up for auction
A UK police power auctioned more than £240,000 of cryptocurrency that they seized from the high school programmer behind the...
Google under fire from authorities over encrypted DNS testing
Google's offered to encrypt domain name requests gives off an impression of being raising passion among American authorities. The Wall...
Tech giants anti-terrorist countering group goes autonomous
A group shaped by Facebook, Microsoft, Twitter, and YouTube to battle terrorist abuse and online fanaticism via web-based networking media...
Facebook takes strict measures against data-scraping applications
In the repercussions of the Cambridge Analytica outrage, Facebook vowed to research different applications with access to a lot of...
Simjacker is used to exploit data from your phone
In a couple of cases, your SIM card may present to a greater degree a security threat than your telephone's...
Avast and French police dismantle a crypto-graphic botnet
It appears each week there are updates on another bit of malware being utilized to take client information or to...
Uyghur Muslims targeted from stolen iPhone sites data
The sites taking information from iPhones may have been utilized for especially evil purposes. TechCrunch sources guarantee the sites were...
Google reached $200 million settlement with FTC
Google will supposedly pay somewhere in the range of $150 and $200 million to end the FTC investigation into whether...
Jack Dorsey’s Twitter account has been compromised
Verifying records online accounts can be troublesome, particularly when you have a lot of legacy passageways laying around. The present...
YouTube to curtail conspiracy theory videos in the UK
YouTube plans to change its suggestion algorithm to curtail conspiracy theory videos in the UK, eight months after it led...
Libra Association launched its bug bounty program
Facebook's Calibra digital wallet isn't required to dispatch until 2020. Be that as it may, as you may expect, the...
New community policies by Google discourage political discussions
Today, Google discharged another set of policies of community guidelines that ban political discourses inside the organization and reminds Googlers...
