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WH Smith now among the latest victims in new wave of cyber-attacks
High-street retailer WH Smith was hit with their second cyber-attack in the space of a year last week.
Baidu's launch of new AI product Ernie Bot raises questions about cybersecurity
SANS Institute's David Hoelzer addresses his concerns with AI chatbots as the tech world continues to be filled with more artificial intelligence tools.
Businesses might be in danger of cybercriminals using ChatGPT
ChatGPT's ability to generate code can be utilised for data breaches, leaving businesses vulnerable to cyberattacks.
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A report finds that the healthcare industry is at it's highest risk against cyberattacks than ever before
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Amazon collects shocking amount of data from customers: report
Amazon's exceptional growth relies heavily on the massive data it manages to collect from its customers through its devices and services including its website, shopping app, the Kindle e-reader, the Ring doorbell, and Echo smart speaker amongst several others.
Chrome first-party product exemption a bug, says Google after user flags issue
Jeff Johnson observed that even when the "Clear cookies and site data when you quit Chrome" is activated, it makes an exception for certain pages.
US presidential election 2020: Officials eye blockchain technology for November polls
Social media platforms such as Facebook and Twitter have likewise unveiled their plans to help make the 2020 elections free from misleading information.
Microsoft disrupts ransomware operation that could compromise 2020 presidential polls
It was reportedly a malware network called Trickbot which is used by cybercriminals to distribute ransomware and more.
Two-factor authentication security now available for Tesla user accounts
Despite being an "embarrassingly late" feature, its implementation should please Tesla owners who wanted it in the first place.
T2 security chip vulnerability can allow hackers to control Apple desktops, laptops
This means core operating system functions can be modified, while encrypted data can be collected or have malware planted for various uses.
TikTok: Controversial suicide video possibly a coordinated attack, evidence suggests
Due to the sensitive nature of the footage in question, the popular video-sharing service attempted to control its distribution across its vast user base.
YouTube faces £2.5 billion class action suit over privacy breach of children's data rights
YouTube could have every means to dispute the charges as the video app's main platform is not designed for use of children under 13.
Cybersecurity experts warn user credentials are more vulnerable now than in 2018
To date, reports show that over 15 billion user credentials sourced from more than 100,000 security breaches are now being distributed online.
WhatsApp developer warns users about bug that can force app to crash
Even after users exit, restart, or power cycle their devices, the moment they attempt to launch WhatsApp it will immediately crash.
Chrome: Google reportedly patching Autofill feature security flaw in upcoming update
The update is slated for October and would alert users if the information they supply on a secure (HTTPS) webpage would be submitted via insecure means.
Twitter users on Android should urgently upgrade to latest version for security: Developers
If left unpatched, hackers will be able to exploit the operating system's permissions to access direct messages.
TikTok confirms plans to open London HQ still on table amid controversial backlash
The video-sharing and social networking service has been allegedly collecting personal information for China, as speculated by tech pundits.
Twitter takes action against bitcoin scam that hacked accounts of high-profile users
For now, users are blocked from entering bitcoin addresses in their tweets as a temporary safety precaution after the cyberattack.
iOS 14 beta privacy feature exposes apps like TikTok, LinkedIn, Reddit accessing user data
Apple might have just included a powerful tool that helps iPhone owners become more vigilant when it comes to matters related to privacy.
COVID-19 scams could be targeting stimulus payments, according to IRS
The IRS would like to remind everyone that it will never communicate via social media, text message, phone calls, and email to discuss stimulus payments.
Nintendo account information of around 300,000 users are now with hackers
Among the information that was likely stolen by hackers were user's email addresses, country, nicknames, and date of birth.
Google cracking down on coronavirus online scams with help of nonprofit collaboration
With a lot of people staying indoors, internet usage is at an all-time high since the 2019 novel coronavirus outbreak.
Hackers threaten to reveal details of Bruce Springteen and Diddy's business deal
Allen Grubman's law firm represents stars including Lady Gaga, Madonna, Mariah Carey, U2, Bruce Springsteen, Priyanka Chopra, Bette Midler and more.
Thunderspy: Here's how users can keep their computers safe from hackers
Alarming as it sounds, there is a caveat that should keep user's data safe from those who have ill intentions.
Facebook: More than 267 million user accounts exposed, according to cybersecurity experts
Online security researchers claim that hackers were able to gather personal information from over 267 million Facebook users.
Android users on unpatched devices at risk of multiple vulnerabilities, security experts warn
There are reports of new vulnerabilities that can give hackers access to an Android user's device, which is yet to be patched.
Microsoft claims more than 80,000 computers were infected by new Dexphot malware
Microsoft issues an advisory regarding the Dexphot malware, which silently uses a computer's resources to mine for cryptocurrency.
Android unpatched camera security flaw puts millions of users at risk
Reports are coming in regarding a recently discovered Android vulnerability that can allow hackers to activate the camera without permission.
Alexa, Google Home can become privacy and security threats
A German research group confirm hackers can use spy and steak information using Alexa or Google Home smart speakers.
Chinese hackers attack global telecom companies
A hacking operation likely backed by the Chinese government has targeted global telecommunications companies in order to gain information on high-profile targets.
Hackers who infiltrated Microsoft Outlook also stole cryptocurrency from users
Earlier in April, cybercriminals hacked into Microsoft Outlook emails. The hackers reportedly also stole from victims' cryptocurrency accounts.
Russian hackers used 'top secret' US documents to target EU embassies
European embassies in Nepal, Kenya, Guyana, Italy, Lebanon, Liberia and Bermuda were targeted by the attackers.
Is Amazon spying on users through Alexa? Employees listen in on conversations
Fears of Amazon snooping on customers heightened after a report suggested thousands of workers are reviewing and listening to the private conversations addressed to the digital assistant Alexa.
Over 500 million Facebook records exposed on Amazon Cloud servers
In the latest in what has been a series of headaches for Facebook, 540 million records have been exposed on Amazon's cloud servers.
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