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Newly fixed RCE vulnerability in Serv-U attacked by Chinese hack group DEV-0322
Earlier this week, SolarWinds developers patched an RCE vulnerability (CVE-2021-35211) in Serv-U and warned that hackers were already exploiting the…
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Guess reports about data break after ransomware attack
US brand and retailer Guess reported this week that customers’ personal data leaked following the ransomware attack in February. Guess…
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“The Great Chinese Firewall” blocks 311,000 domains, and 41,000 of them – by mistake
A group of scientists from the University of Stonuni Brooke, Massachusetts University, University of California in Berkeley, and the University…
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OnePlus recent update deliberately slows down 300 apps
Recently, researchers noticed that OnePlus recent update deliberately slows down 300 apps. Some applications on devices of the Chinese company…
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User data leaked from Gettr few days after launch
In early 2021, following the riots in the Capitol, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube and Snapchat blocked Donald Trump’s accounts, and…
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Researcher Found Another Way to Break WiFi on iPhone
Researcher Carl Schou has discovered another way to break WiFi on iPhone. This bug that disrupts wireless communication when connecting…
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Android apps installed 5.8 million times are stealing Facebook users passwords
Google specialists removed nine applications from the Google Play Store, downloaded in sum 5,856,010 times, as these applications were stealing…
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Microsoft and Eclypsium got into serious debate over Dell SupportAssist vulnerabilities
Debates about the recently disclosed vulnerabilities in Dell SupportAssist still continue, although the vulnerabilities have already been fixed, as the…
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Dating apps became safer, but not in terms of privacy
Kaspersky Lab experts tested a number of online dating applications and came to the conclusion that they have become safer.…
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Hackers stayed in the network of the Central Bank of Denmark for several months
The Russian-speaking hack group APT29 (also known as Cozy Bear, Nobelium or The Dukes) compromised the central bank of the…
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