Apple has turned off the ability for adblocking companies to use their own blocking mechanisms in Safari.
Monthly Archives: September 2019
Jira development and ticketing software hit by critical flaws
Admins have a spot of patching work on their hands after the company released updates addressing two critical flaws.
Instagram phish poses as copyright infringement warning – don’t click!
Your Instagram account has value to the crooks – so they’re coming up with some cunning tricks to get at your passsword.
Investors accuse FedEx of lying, stock dumping after NotPetya attack
This is the second such suit, with shareholders asking why execs sold $40m+ of their shares while downplaying the ransomware attack.
Google pulls more fake adblockers from Chrome Web Store
Google has again been reprimanded for not spotting fake extensions impersonating popular brands in its Chrome Web Store.
Could EarEcho change the way we authenticate our phones?
Researchers have discovered a way to use wireless earbuds as a biometric authentication system.
Two charged with tech-support scamming the elderly for $10m
The tech-support scammers were allegedly part of a network of crooks in the US and India who conned about 7,500 victims.
WannaCry – and why it never went away
WannaCry still hasn’t died out, more than two years after the original attack. We went live to find out why…
Server-squashing zero-day published for phpMyAdmin tool
A researcher has just published a zero-day security bug in one of the web’s most popular database administration software packages.
IBM’s new 53-qubit quantum ‘mainframe’ is live in the cloud
IBM has boosted its growing stable of quantum computers with a new 53-quantum bit (qubit) device, the most powerful ever offered for commercial use.