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1 day ago Don't panic, but your baby monitor can be hacked into a spycam
The Register View Synopsis+1Researchers confirm hardware vulnerable to remote attacksSecurity researchers say they can back up a mother's claim that her baby monitor had been remotely hacked and used to spy on her family.
1 day ago A hacker figured out how to brute force iPhone passcodes
ZDNet View Synopsis+1The attack allows any would-be-hacker to run as many passcodes as they want, without destroying the data.
1 day ago Meet TLBleed: A crypto-key-leaking CPU attack that Intel reckons we shouldn't worry about
The Register View Synopsis+1How to extract 256-bit signing keys with 99.8% successIntel has, for now, no plans to specifically address a side-channel vulnerability in its processors that can be potentially exploited by malware to extract encryption keys and other sensitive info from applications.
1 day ago Amazon Employees Ask Bezos To Stop Selling Facial Recognition To Cops
Forbes View Synopsis+1Amazon's CEO is called on to quit selling the Rekognition surveillance tool to American cops and to cease providing services for immigration enforcement.
1 day ago How Deception Technology Gives You The Upper Hand In Cybersecurity
Forbes View Synopsis+1Deception offers an effective way to detect attacks in progress, with no false positives. It alters the balance of power between attacker and target, giving companies the upper hand in combating both external and internal threats.
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2 hours ago Microsoft unexpectedly drops Windows 7 support for some ancient CPUs
ZDNet View Synopsis+1Believe it or not, some hardy souls are still running Windows 7 on PCs equipped with turn-of-the-century Pentium III CPUs. But the latest round of Windows 7 security patches won't install on those devices. Here's the background.
50 minutes ago Hardened Azure logins, softened containers, leaky encrypted images on Macs - and more
The Register View Synopsis+1Plus: Crypto-cash and keeping up with McAfeeRoundup This week you had to deal with AI security panic, fake Fortnite, and, if you use OpenBSD, the end of Intel HyperThread support
1 day ago How to create a respectful and profitable data privacy policy
TechRepublic View Synopsis+1Blockchain expert Alex Feinberg explained how internet companies could use emerging technology to balance profit and privacy concerns.
1 day ago Preview: ISMG's Fraud and Breach Summit in Chicago
InfoRiskToday View Synopsis+1Leading the latest edition of the ISMG Security Report: A preview of next week's Fraud and Breach Summit in Chicago, which will feature keynoter Brett Johnson, a former cybercriminal who now advises organizations on fighting crime.
1 day ago Hackers Exploit Drupal Flaw for Monero Mining
SecurityWeek View Synopsis+1Network attacks exploiting a recently patched Drupal vulnerability are attempting to drop Monero mining malware onto vulnerable systems, Trend Micro reports.
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50 minutes ago Apple pushes back on hacker's iPhone passcode bypass report
ZDNet View Synopsis+1The researcher later found that passcodes he tested weren't always counted.
