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Black Hat: When penetration testing earns you a felony arrest record
Coalfire takes us through the story of security professionals arrested at a courthouse while conducting tests on behalf of the state.
GoDaddy posts solid Q2, now has more than 20M paying customers
The company announced it settled its entire Tax Receivable Agreements obligation for a one-time payment of $850 million, saving it an estimated $1 billion through 2028.
Brazil integrates Apple-Google exposure notification tech into coronavirus app
The new functionality is available to approximately 10 million users of the government-backed coronavirus app.
Black Hat: How hackers gain root access to SAP enterprise servers through SolMan
Researchers demonstrated how the SAP Solution Manager could provide a bridge to full server access.
Twitter patches Android app to prevent exploitation of bug that can grant access to DMs
Actual bug resided in the Android 8 and Android 9 operating systems. Twitter updated its Android app to prevent exploitation.
Black Hat: How your pacemaker could become an insider threat to national security
Implanted medical devices are an overlooked security challenge that is only going to increase over time.
Here's what's new with the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2's screens and hinge
There are some small, but major, improvements coming to the foldable.
New EtherOops attack takes advantage of faulty Ethernet cables
EtherOops attack can be used to bypass network defenses and attack devices inside closed enterprise networks.
Evil AI: These are the 20 most dangerous crimes that artificial intelligence will create
A new report tells us which criminal applications of AI we should really worry about.
Google's Flutter 1.20 framework is out: VS Code extension and mobile autofill support
Google releases a new stable build of Flutter, its framework for creating user interfaces for mobile and desktops.
