User-friendly protocol that backs up WebAuthn credentials announced
New protocol proposed by researchers at University of Surrey and Yubico could make the web safer for all... Read More
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4 free DevSecOps tools for staying on top of vulnerabilities
Here are some DevSecOps tools that you can leverage to stay on top of software vulnerabilities at no cost.... Read More
Slack is down and lagging for users across the world
Popular workplace messaging app Slack is down for multiple users across the globe, or experiencing subpar performance.... Read More
Gravatar API lets you scrape millions of user profiles
Italian security researcher, Carlo Di Dato discovered that the hidden URL API routes as those shown below can allow a web scraper or bot to enumerate every single Gravatar profile and collect its public data.... Read More
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
AI and ML: Are they one and the same?
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As children we believed in magic, imagined, and a fantasy where robots would one day follow our commands, undertaking our most meager tasks and even... 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
Choosing domain escrow: Beware of the extra fees, hiccups, and risks.
The $9.99 Transpact escrow fee could end up being 10x more, if you use a money transfer service, like TransferWise. When buying and selling domains... Read More
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 attacks from leaked databases, or simply because of users employing... 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
Theme park giant Parques Reunidos hit by a ransomware cyber attack 
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