This March Give the Gift of Access, Security, and Privacy
Bloomberg Wants You To Believe in its Mythical Supermicro Spy Chips
Intel Microcode Updates Re-Issued with Support for More Chips
This Easily-Exploitable Windows 10 NTFS Bug Can Instantly Corrupt Your Hard Drives
“Highly Evasive” Nation-State Attackers Eavesdropped on the US Treasury for Months – Several Victims Across Multiple Verticals Worldwide
Apple Releases iOS 14 / iPadOS 14 Security Changelog – Fixes Some Massive Vulnerabilities
Cryptocurrency Scam Goes Global – Twitter Accounts of Elon Musk, Bill Gates, and a Number of Crypto Exchanges Hacked
Sony Announces PlayStation Bug Bounty Program For Enhancing Security
Facebook Tried to Buy Surveillance Technology Used to Spy on Apple Users
Zoom Says It Has Stopped Sending User Data to Facebook
Apple Delivers Several Security Fixes With iOS and iPadOS 13.4
Fake COVID-19 Tracking App Found to Infect Android Phones With Ransomware
Intel Chips Vulnerable to “Reverse-Meltdown” Attacks – Mitigations Carry Significant Performance Hit
Microsoft Inadvertently Leaks Details of a New SMB Wormable Bug – Time to Block Ports and Disable SMBv3 Compression
A Malware Called Cerebrus Can Steal Google Authenticator 2FA Codes From Android Devices
Samsung Confirms That the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy Note 8 Will Not Get Android 10
Samsung Admits That Last Week’s Find My Mobile Notification Was Due to a Data Breach
Google Just Banned 600 Apps That Pushed Disruptive Ads From the Play Store
Russia Fines Facebook and Twitter $63,000 Each Over Their Failure to Store the Personal Data of Russian Citizens on Local Servers
Intelligence Coup of the Century: How CIA Secretly Sold Compromised Encryption Devices Through a Swiss Company to Over 120 Countries
Netanyahu’s Party Leaks Personal Data of All 6.5 Million Israeli Voters
[U] OurMine Takes Over Facebook’s Twitter Account
Several Antivirus Makers Commit to Continue Supporting Windows 7 [List]
Google’s Vulnerability Reward Program Paid Security Researchers a Sum Total of $6.5 Million in 2019
FTC Responds to Avast Selling Browsing Data – Says It Won’t “Hesitate to Take Appropriate Action as Necessary”
How Avast Uses Its Antivirus Software to Harvest Data and Sell “Every Search. Every Click. Every Buy. On Every Site.”
Cost of Not Leaving Windows 7? Millions of Taxpayer Dollars
250 Million Microsoft Customer Records Exposed Online – Company Says It’s “Taking It Very Seriously”
