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2019-05-16 13:36:00 UTC
The Daily Swig
The Daily Swig
False sense of security? HTTPS is no panacea, researchers warn

Experts poke holes in crypto protocol for more secure web

2019-05-16 13:05:00 UTC
ThreatPost
ThreatPost
Cybercrime Gang Behind GozNym Banking Malware Dismantled

Europol said it has dismantled the cybercrime network behind the GozNym malware, which siphoned more than $100 million from businesses.

Government Hacks Arrest Banking Trojan Cybercrime Cybergang Europol GozNym Malware
2019-05-16 12:58:00 UTC
Naked Security | Sophos
Naked Security | Sophos
Facebook restores disabled ‘View As’ feature used in 2018 breach

The feature still lets you see how others see you, but without leaking access tokens.

Facebook Security Threats Social Networks Flaw User Access Tokens View As
2019-05-16 12:46:00 UTC
Naked Security | Sophos
Naked Security | Sophos
Severe Linux kernel flaw found in RDS

Unpatched Linux systems are vulnerable to remote compromise from the local network.

Denial Of Service Linux Vulnerability Race Condition Reliable Datagram Sockets
2019-05-16 12:29:00 UTC
Naked Security | Sophos
Naked Security | Sophos
San Francisco bans police use of facial recognition

The city that gave us facial recognition tech says "not in my back yard".

Law & Order Privacy Biometrics Civil Liberties Facial Recognition Surveillance
2019-05-16 10:43:00 UTC
The Daily Swig
The Daily Swig
Google recalls Bluetooth-enabled Titan security keys

Vulnerability could allow attackers to remotely access devices

2019-05-16 00:25:00 UTC
Dark Reading
Dark Reading
GDPR Drives Changes, but Privacy by Design Proves Elusive

One year later, the EU mandate's biggest impact has been to focus more attention on data protection and privacy, security analysts say.

2019-05-15 22:09:00 UTC
Krebs on Security
Krebs on Security
A Tough Week for IP Address Scammers

In the early days of the Internet, there was a period when Internet Protocol 4 (IPv4) addresses (e.g. 4.4.4.4) were given out like cotton candy to anyone who asked. But these days companies are queuing up to obtain new IP space from the various regional registries that periodically dole out the prized digits. With the value of a single IP hovering between $15-$25, those registries are now fighting a wave of shady brokers who specialize in securing new IP address blocks under false pretenses and then reselling to spammers. Here's the story of one broker who fought back in the courts, and lost spectacularly.

On May 14, South Carolina U.S. Attorney Sherri Lydon filed criminal wire fraud charges against Amir Golestan, alleging he and his Charleston, S.C. based company Micfo LLC orchestrated an elaborate network of phony companies and aliases to gather more than 735,000 IPs from the American Registry for Internet Numbers (ARIN), a nonprofit which oversees IP addresses assigned to entities in the U.S., Canada, and parts of the Caribbean.

Ne'er-Do-Well News The Coming Storm American Registry For Internet Numbers Amir Golestan ARIN John Levine Micfo Micfo LLC Sherri Lydon Stephen Ryan The Internet For Dummies
2019-05-15 21:13:00 UTC
HackRead
HackRead
Amazon, Apple, Google & Microsoft issue patches to fix ZombieLoad bug

By Uzair Amir

Computers containing Intel chips from 2011 onwards are vulnerable to ZombieLoad bug. Intel processor chips have lately been accused of being flawed and unreliable in ensuring optimal computer performance and the current news further reinforces the fact that Intel needs to up its game and make its processor chips secure for users. According to security […]

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News Security Amazon AMD Apple ARM Google Intel Meltdown Microsoft Security Spectre Vulnerability ZombieLoad
2019-05-15 20:01:00 UTC
ThreatPost
ThreatPost
Google Titan Security Key Recalled After Bluetooth Pairing Bug

Google is offering free replacements for its Titan Security Key after discovering a misconfiguration in its pairing protocols.

Hacks Vulnerabilities Bluetooth Google Google Recall Pairing Protocol Security Key Titan Security Keys Vulnerability

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