Firefox to begin blocking third-party cookies by default
Firefox is giving people concerned about their online privacy another reason to like the popular browser. It will begin blocking […]
Security
Security, Software
Oracle releases new Java fixes, speeds up patching cycle
Oracle releases new Java fixes, speeds up patching cycle Oracle released new Java security updates on Tuesday and announced plans
Security, Social Media, Software
Google reveals how it has improved user account security
There’s always the risk that you can sign onto one of your online accounts only to find that someone else
Apple, Security, Software
New Mac virus skirts Gatekeeper, initiates creepy reverse-shell connection
A new trojan virus is targeting computers running Mac OS X and initiating an encrypted reverse-shell connection, allowing attackers potentially
Security, Software
Mozilla releases Firefox 19 stable with built-in PDF viewer
Mozilla has published the latest stable release of Firefox 19 for Windows, Mac, Linux, and Android. The update is rather
Apple, Security
Apple says they were hacked by the same group that hit Facebook
In a rare admission on Tuesday, Apple announced they too have fallen victim to a sophisticated malware that targeted Twitter
Security, Social Media, Software, Technology
Facebook was the victim of a Java exploit, computers were compromised
Facebook has now stated it is the latest company to fall victim to a cyber attack, but added that there’s
Networking, Security, Technology
In case you missed it two weeks ago..UPnP security flaw
From NCCT: We originally covered this two weeks ago: http://blog.nccomputertech.com/2013/01/31/millions-of-pcs-exposed-through-network-bugs-security-researchers-find/ This is a very serious issue and we urge our
Security, Software
Zero-day attack exploits latest version of Adobe Reader
A previously undocumented flaw in the latest version of Adobe Systems’ ubiquitous Reader application is being exploited in online hacks
Security
avast! blog ยป Malware on LA Times
Yesterday evening (Prague time) I spotted a curious question on Twitter from journalist Brian Krebs asking about possible malware on