It's now possible to secretly transfer data inside music without turning it into unlistenable mush.

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IRpair and Phantom are the first-ever collections of anti-facial recognition glasses and sunglasses designed to block facial recognition, eye tracking & infrared radiation including 3D IR surveillance cameras during both day and night. Facial recognition technology is the single biggest tool for authorities to keep an eye on suspected (and unsuspected) individuals; but thanks to […]

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Lenovo patches enterprise and SMB network attached storage devices for a vulnerability that leaked data to the public internet.

Publishing the keys should render existing versions of the ransomware far less dangerous for victims.

With some security best practices, enterprises can significantly reduce the chances that a potential supply chain attack will affect business operations.

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Sprint Corporation, an American telecommunications company has announced that it has suffered a data breach after unknown hackers accessed customer accounts credentials using the Samsung.com “add a line” website. Originally, the company was informed about the breach on June 22nd, 2019. The personal information which was accessed in the incident included full names, phone numbers, […]

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With cybersecurity worldwide facing a major applicant shortage, businesses should be courting women and supporting girls.

The issue, present on Android versions, is similar to the known man-in-the-disk attack vector.

For at least the past decade, a computer crook variously known as "Yalishanda," "Downlow" and "Stas_vl" has run one of the most popular "bulletproof" Web hosting services catering to a vast array of phishing sites, cybercrime forums and malware download servers. What follows are a series of clues that point to the likely real-life identity of a Russian man who appears responsible for enabling a ridiculous amount of cybercriminal activity on the Internet today.

The group of more than 1,400 top elected municipal officials takes the admirable, recommended stance against paying ransoms. However, can towns and cities secure their information technology infrastructure to withstand attacks?