A variety of sensitive information has been there for the taking due to an unsecured cloud storage container
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With 2019 ending, ESET experts offer their insights into how new innovations will impact our privacy, security and lives in the not so distant future
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Posted by Marta Rożek, Google Summer Intern 2019, and Stephen Röttger, Software Engineer #!/bin/shcat /home/user/fooWhat can go wrong if this command runs as root? Does it change anything if foo is a symbolic link to /etc/shadow? How is the output…
How can people who didn’t grow up with technology protect themselves against some of the most common types of online fraud?
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On the implications of facial recognition for privacy and security – Data privacy tips for businesses – Red flags for cyberbullying. All this in Week in security.
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What are some of the most common warning signs that your child is experiencing online harassment?
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Google keeps pushing in its mission for broader encryption adoption
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What issues would face scanning attached to a mobile device resolve and, if used correctly, would it make the incursion into my privacy acceptable?
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Posted by Bram Bonné, Senior Software Engineer, Android Platform Security & Chad Brubaker, Staff Software Engineer, Android Platform Security Android is committed to keeping users, their devices, and their data safe. One of the ways that we keep data…
IM-RAT, which could be had for as little as US$25, was bought by nearly 15,000 people
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