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Critical SQLite Flaw Dubbed Magellan Allows Remote Code Execution

Security researchers have discovered a critical flaw in SQLite database software dubbed Magellan

Dec 15, 2018

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New Facebook Photo API Bug Exposes Photos 6.8 Million Users

Facebook has disclosed that a bug in the Photo API might have exposed photos of 6.8 Million users by allowing access to third-party apps

Dec 15, 2018

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New Variants of Shamoon Disk-Wiping Malware Uploaded to VirusTotal

New variants of Shamoon disk-wiping malware were uploaded to VirusTotal this week from Italy

Dec 13, 2018

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Operation Sharpshooter Global Campaign Targets Nuclear, Defence and Financial Organizations

Security researchers have discovered a new global campaign named Operation Sharpshooter targeting nuclear, defence, energy, and financial organizations

Dec 12, 2018

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Google Disclosed a Second Bug in Google Plus Impacting 52.5 Million Users

Google has announced that it will close consumer version of Google plus in April 2019 instead of August 2019 due to the discovery of new security flaw

Dec 12, 2018

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New Sextortion Campaign Installs GandCrab Ransomware on your System

Security researchers have discovered a new sextortion campaign which installs GandCrab ransomware on victim’s PC

Dec 09, 2018

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Apple Releases Patches for Several Flaws in iOS, iTunes and macOS

Apple has released security updates for several vulnerabilities affecting iOS, iTunes, macOS and others

Dec 07, 2018

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Chinese Hackers are Suspected Behind the Massive Marriot Breach: Report

According to reports the Chinese hackers are suspected to be behind the Marriot breach which exposes personal data of 500 million guests

Dec 07, 2018

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New Ransomware strain Spotted in China Infected over 100,000 PCs in 4 days

Security researchers have spotted a new strain of ransomware targeting China and have already infected more than 100,000 PCs in 4 days

Dec 06, 2018

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Two DoS Vulnerabilities Impacting Linux Kernel still Unpatched

Two unpatched Linux kernel vulnerabilities which were made public last week can be exploited by local attackers for denial-of-service (DoS)

Nov 27, 2018

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New Phishing Campaign Spotted Targeting Spotify Customers

Security researchers have discovered a new email phishing campaign targeting Spotify customers

Nov 26, 2018

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New Campaign by APT Group Sofacy Discovered using new Malware Named Cannon

APT group Sofacy was discovered delivering a new malware named Cannon targeting government organizations in North America, Europe and in a former Soviet state