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POPULAR CYBERSECURITY PUBLICATIONSLack of standardization in handling private info allows hackers to fill in the blanks
Even though Facebook protected employees, it failed to fix the vulnerability or to protect most users, a court filing charges.
Netflix has identified several denial of service (DoS) flaws in HTTP/2, a popular network protocol that underpins large parts of the web. Exploiting them could bring servers grinding to a halt.
Researchers found that 24 security advisories inaccurately listed affected versions for the open-source development framework.
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Bluetana takes 3 seconds to detect illegal card skimmers, unlike law enforcement agencies who can take up to 30 minutes for inspection.
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It's been around forever, but in a modern digital era marked by influence campaigns and deep fakes, information warfare has become much easier to carry out.
The number of exposed records has hit record highs in just the first two quarters.
More than 300,000 users still utilize credentials that have been compromised - with people visiting video streaming and porn sites most at fault, Google found in a new study.
From the biometrics of one million being exposed, to new Microsoft Bluekeep threats, Threatpost discusses the top news of the week.
‘This is cutting-edge technology that will help keep patient information and NHS systems safe’
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