At WWDC, Apple promised to double down on data protection in its upcoming iOS 14, macOS Big Sur, and Safari releases.
Monthly Archives: June 2020
United States wants HTTPS for all government sites, all the time
Making .GOV domains secure – it’ll take “a few years” yet
‘BlueLeaks’ exposes sensitive files from hundreds of police departments
The journalist collective DDoSecrets published nearly 270GB of data on Juneteenth: the date commemorating the end of US enslavement.
Anatomy of a survey scam – how innocent questions can rip you off
We take part in a fraudulent survey so you don’t have to. Show your friends and family how these scams unfold.
Hacker indicted for stealing 65K employees’ PII in medical center hack
The Detroit man allegedly bragged about wanting to “play with Peoplesoft” – the HR management software he called “basically HR in a box.”
IBM Maximo Asset Management servers patched against attacks
As the name suggests, IBM Maximo is typically used by really big companies to track really huge numbers of assets…
FBI uses T-shirt, tattoo and Vimeo clips to track down alleged arsonist
Amazing what online search, social media profiles, a DMV database and cameras everywhere can turn up about us.
Ripple20 bugs set off wave of security problems in millions of devices
Security researchers have discovered a handful of game-changing vulnerabilities that spell trouble for dozens of connected device vendors and their customers.
Bundlore adware brings a new nest of risks to Mac users
A new SophosLabs report digs into the latest browser- hijacking “bundleware” targeting Mac users
Microsoft promises to fix Windows 10 printer problem
Windows 10 updates released as part of last week’s Patch Tuesday appear to be making life hard for some printer users.