An attempt by Facebook to block a lawsuit, regarding a massive 2018 data breach, has been shot down.

By Uzair Amir

The new malware exploits Android Debug Bridge (ADB) ports. In a research conducted by the Tokyo-based cybersecurity and threat defense firm Trend Micro, it was revealed that there is a new cryptomining malware bot that’s particularly targeting Android devices. The miner exploits the Android Debug Bridge port system of the device that performs the function […]

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NASA report shows exfiltration totaling more than 100 GB of information since 2009.

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There's more than one way to get inside a company.

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