A spreadsheet hosted on Intel.com is flagged as malware—but is it?
A form hosted on Intel.com's "product compliance" page is repeatedly triggering alarms from antivirus and endpoint security products. Intel's Product...
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NS trains halted for hours after IT system ‘failure’
On Sunday, April 3rd, the principal Dutch passenger railway operator Nederlandse Spoorwegen (NS) suspended trains for hours reporting the failure...
Mozilla drops Firefox add-on installed by 455,000 for blocking updates
Mozilla has removed two Firefox extensions called 'Bypass' and 'Bypass XM' from the Add-ons store. Both of these add-ons were...
Insurer Dominion National settles for $2 million in data breach lawsuit
Dominion National, Virginia-based insurance provider of dental and vision health benefits has reached settlement in the class action lawsuit concerning...
Google releases Fully Homomorphic Encryption toolkit on GitHub
This week Google has open-sourced its Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE) toolkit on GitHub. The toolkit includes open-source libraries enabling developers...
Adobe has a free tool for you: its anti-piracy DRM!
It turns out, the American multimedia software giant Adobe that is known for its creative products including Photoshop, Illustrator, Premiere...
Jailbreaking Roku sticks with RootMyRoku
This week, developers Marcus T. and Ammar Askar (llamasoft) have released an exploit called "RootMyRoku" which is capable of achieving...
Where did these mysterious PrismJS npm versions come from?
In 2015, strange 9000.0.x versions of PrismJS appeared on npm downloads, and nobody had a clue where they came from,...
Magic mushroom website Shroomery is down and we don’t know why
The "world's oldest magic mushroom website," Shroomery has been down this week without any good reason. Shroomery is a website...
Samsung Email bug could let attackers access your attachments
This month, Samsung has fixed multiple high severity vulnerabilities across multiple Samsung apps that come pre-installed on Samsung mobile devices....
