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Cisco revealed that it had "inadvertently" shipped an in-house exploit code that was used in test scripts as part of  its TelePresence Video Communication Server and Expressway Series software.

By Waqas

An independent IT security researcher and exploit developer from Russia has publicly revealed a zero-day vulnerability in all versions of VirtualBox (VB) 5.2.20 and prior. VB is commonly used open source virtualization software that has been developed by Oracle. According to the analysis of Sergey Zelenyuk, his exploit is hundred percent reliable and memory corruption […]

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He admitted to taking Steam, EA Origin and Sony Online Entertainment offline in 2013 and 2014, causing at least $95,000 in damages.

Pop-up slingers face financial sanctions from Google

What sets apart the largest and most innovative software engineering organizations? These five approaches are a good way to start, and they won't break the bank.

Bug opened door for malicious link attack, giving hacker access to stored DJI drone data of commercial and consumer customers.

Troy Hunt sounds off on how both consumers and services have a joint role in creating and enforcing strong passwords.

Ontario Cannabis Store customers hit by data breach

Apple has widened the range of Macs running its T2 security chip. Is macOS finally catching up with other platforms when it comes to secure computing?

By Sabrina Bucknole

Until recently, many people thought of VPNs as a tool used by tech-savvy kids to anonymously download music and films. But, as concern about the use and security of personal data online continues to rise, it is no surprise that the number of people using a Virtual Private Network (VPN) has increased dramatically – and […]

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