Last month as part of the Spyware Tricks series, I blogged about the money trail of adware and spyware. Now PCWorld.
Last month as part of the Spyware Tricks series, I blogged about the money trail of adware and spyware. Now PCWorld.com has a 10 page write up including statements from adware company representatives and advertisers. It's fascinating and revealing, highly recommended reading.
Hackers are trying to steal admin passwords from F5 BIG-IP devices
Threat actors have already started exploiting the F5 BIG-IP mega-bug, three days after it was disclosed.
Infosec community disagrees with changing 'black hat' term due to racial stereotyping
A Google security researcher withdrew from the Black Hat security conference and asked the community to stop using the 'black hat' term.
Five iPhone security settings you should check today
Take a few minutes this weekend to turn your iPhone into a digital fortress.
F5 patches vulnerability that received a CVSS 10 severity score
Remote code execution in F5 BIG-IP devices exposes governments, cloud providers, ISPs, banks, and many Fortune 500 companies to possible intrusions.
New Apple macOS Big Sur feature to hamper adware operations
Apple has disabled the ability to silently install macOS profiles from the CLI in macOS 11, a measure that was widely employed by adware and malware gangs. ...
Windows 10 2004: Microsoft kills memory bugs behind 5% to 10% of Windows flaws
Microsoft introduces two new Windows APIs to help driver developers create safer software.
Windows 10: Microsoft Defender ATP now rates your security configurations
New Microsoft Defender ATP service will help weed out unneeded administrator accounts before attackers find them.
LinkedIn says iOS clipboard snooping after every key press is a bug, will fix
The new clipboard access detection and warning feature in iOS 14 exposes another app.
Police take down encrypted criminal chat platform EncroChat
The UK's 'biggest ever' law enforcement operation results in arrest of 746, so far.
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