Classic Facebook “Color Changer” scam makes another comeback
On Facebook, some scams are so alluring that they seem to live forever. So it goes with “Facebook Color Changer,” […]
Security, Social Media
Security
Microsoft, Security, Windows
Microsoft to issue many Windows patches
Microsoft has released their advance notification for the August 2014 Patch Tuesday updates. There will be a total of nine
Security, Software
Department of Homeland Security warns retailers of ‘Backoff’ POS malware – TechSpot
The Department of Homeland Security yesterday issued an alert about a point-of-sale malware that was used in a string of
Security, Software
Mozilla warns of leaky developer network database
Mozilla’s website for developers leaked email addresses and encrypted passwords of registered users for about a month due to a
Hardware, Security, Technology
Researchers uncover fundamental USB security flaw, no fix in sight
A pair of security researchers from SR Labs have uncovered a fundamental flaw in the way USB devices work. It
Hardware, Security, Software
Is your Dropcam live feed being watched by someone else?
Dropcam, the popular video monitoring camera, bills itself as “super simple security.” But a pair of researchers plan to show
Security, Software
Privacy-focused Tails OS compromised: How to stay safe until it’s patched
Vulnerabilities in the Tails operating system could reveal your IP address, but you can avoid trouble by taking a couple
Apple, Security, Software, Technology
Security expert details multiple undocumented services running on all iOS devices
During a recent hacker conference, forensic scientist and iPhone jailbreaking expert Jonathan Zdziarski outlined a number of undocumented high-value forensic
Security, Social Media
Researchers reveal 3 devious ways online trackers shatter your privacy and follow your digital footsteps
Three stealthy tracking mechanisms designed to avoid weaknesses in browser cookies pose potential privacy risks to Internet users, a new
Networking, Security, Software, Technology
US Secret Service warns of keyloggers on public hotel computers
The US Secret Service has warned users of hotel business centers that public PCs may be targeted by hackers, with