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POPULAR CYBERSECURITY PUBLICATIONSYet another connected smartwatch for children has been discovered exposing personal and location data of kids - opening the door for various insidious threats.
The COPRA legislation would provide GDPR-like data protections, and create a new FTC enforcement bureau.
Avoid being stuffed by cybercriminals this Thanksgiving
A cryptomining malware has infected at least 80k devices and uses various tactics to evade detection.
Hundreds of users gave permission to these third-party apps to access their social media accounts, but the apps got more handsy than that.
Splunk has issued a critical warning regarding a showstopping Y2K-style date bug in one of the platform’s configuration files.
EU officials have warned that they may not take kindly to a US encryption ban or insertion of crypto backdoor technology.
‘Buy smart, not blind’
Debug, another Chuckling Squadder, told Motherboard that the kid was weird, "Swatting celebrities for a follow back."
Firefox is getting ready to turn on its automatic anti-snooping tools to stop web 'fingerprinting" tricks.
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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