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POPULAR CYBERSECURITY PUBLICATIONSIt isn't new, all the tech giants do it, and your privacy's intact - unless you're dealing in illegal imagery with telltale hashing.
Google’s controversial voice Assistant is getting a series of new commands designed to work like privacy-centric ‘undo’ buttons.
This could signal a renewed war between Apple and law enforcement over breaking encryption.
Google's Project Zero bug-hunting team has tweaked its 90-day responsible disclosure policy to help improve the quality and adoption of vendor patches.
The PowerTrick backdoor, which fetched yet other backdoors, is designed to help TrickBot evade detection.
But critics condemn sweeping government exemptions
The attack, still under investigation, hit early in the morning of Jan. 7.
A hacker who apparently likes the musician Drake leaves lyrics from the artist's song In My Feelings behind in an attack that delivers malware Lokibot or Azorult.
A Romanian national has been sentenced to 5 years in prison after racking up almost $400,000 in an ATM skimming scheme.
Project Zero vulnerability disclosures will now happen at 90 days, even if a patch becomes available before then.
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SPOTLIGHT, VULNERABILITY CHAT & PRIVACY HEADLINESA total of 13 breaches were found and analysed resulting in 4,834,779 leaked accounts containing a total of 21 different data types. The breaches found publicly and freely available included Stealer Log 0452, Redaq, Stealer Log 0453, Kharkov and Stealer Log 0451