Why do Hulu and Netflix not use 2-factor authentication?
Streaming service accounts get compromised all the time either due to data breaches, credential stuffing…
Ax Sharma
Ax Sharma is a Security Researcher, Engineer and Tech Columnist. His works and expert analyses have frequently been featured on leading media outlets like Fortune, The Register, TechRepublic, CIO, etc. Ax's expertise lies in vulnerability research, reverse engineering, software development and web app security. He's an active community member of the OWASP Foundation and the British Association of Journalists (BAJ).
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PlayStation discloses “severe” Use-After-Free kernel vulnerability
PlayStation has disclosed a severe use-after-free vulnerability, after over three months since it was reported….
How public safety systems can be abused by nation state actors
Open systems, open data, and open-source software provide a means to promote greater transparency, public…
Behind an entire catalogue of malicious Chrome extensions? Allegedly, a domain registrar
It is not unusual for malware to use malicious C&C servers and domains. However, what…
Curve card services disrupted due to Wirecard’s suspended license
In an email sent out today to Curve card customers, it is stated that the…
Hacking the antivirus: BitDefender remote code execution vulnerability
What happens when the very antivirus designed to keep you and your organization safe becomes…
‘BlueLeaks’: data from over 200 police departments exposed in a massive leak
A group that goes by the name Distributed Denial of Secrets (DDoSecrets) has published 269…
NETGEAR routers vulnerable to “root” code execution, no patch yet
In a recently released vulnerability disclosure from d4rkn3ss from VNPT ISC as well as Adam…
Operation In(ter)ception targeted European Space and Military Companies via LinkedIn
In a new report published by ESET’s researchers, we learn of Operation In(ter)ception which heavily…
Indian hacker-for-hire firm wanted by FBI targeted ExxonMobil and others
Last week we reported on CloudEyE which was a legitimate Italian business helping hackers…