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Why do airplanes use floppy disks in 2020 for critical updates?
Airplanes are a luxury for most people to own, let alone toy with—given all the national security regulations. This year’s DEF CON, however, revealed a... Read More
Hacker Noon fixes leaky drafts: what about your blog?
Update Aug-13-2020: Hacker Noon has fixed the issue and a reply via a tweet provided more information: “URL removal request went through https://google.com/search?q=site%3Aapp.hackernoon.com%2Fdrafts%2F… . all... Read More
Smart lock bug could let hackers locate you and unlock your door, remotely
A new report published this week sheds light on a vulnerability in smart lock models that hackers could exploit to crack them open remotely. Not... Read More
Google patches multiple Chrome vulnerabilities, including RCE.
The stable release 84.0.4147.105 of Chrome web browser which is out for Windows and Mac fixes a number of vulnerabilities ranging from low to high... Read More
Microsoft adds Remote Desktop (RDP) to Azure AD App proxy
Microsoft has announced integration of Remote Desktop (RDP) Services web client with its Azure AD Application Proxy. The “public preview” of the RDP web client... Read More
Chipset maker Altair Semiconductor changes name to Sony Semiconductor Israel
EXCLUSIVE. Four years after being acquired by Sony, Israeli-manufacturer of high performance chipsets, Altair Semiconductor, is becoming Sony Semiconductor Israel, Ltd. “We have been honored to be part of... Read More
The ANPR data leak that shook Britain: new discoveries and lessons learned.
The recent ANPR data leak raised questions regarding privacy versus data security with public surveillance systems. How do private and public organizations maintain transparency while... Read More
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. The vulnerability discovered by researcher Andy Nguyen exists in PS4... Read More
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 we learn this week is something entirely different, sinister and... Read More
Phishing kit screenshots your email domain on the fly to appear real 
Royal Mail online tracking returns — with a frustrating captcha that works half the time 
New convincing phishing campaign targets Booking.com and Blockchain.com customers 
A spreadsheet hosted on Intel.com is flagged as malware—but is it?