The stars aligned themselves just right this past week for a significant number of data breaches and security vulnerabilities to come to light. The massive Facebook hack from August 2019 come back to >>
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Mark Zuckerberg’s own phone number leaked in the massive Facebook hack
Facebook was hacked in August 2019, when attackers grabbed personal data for 533 million accounts, including emails and phone numbers. Earlier this year, the hack made the news as unknown individuals were selling >>
Security researcher breached Apple, Microsoft, Netflix, PayPal, and more
A security researcher was able to breach the internal systems of 35 companies, including Apple, Microsoft, Netflix, PayPal, Shopify, Tesla, Yelp, and others, without the victims knowing what had happened. Alex Birsan came >>
Stop what you’re doing and update Chrome right now
Google announced a new Chrome update on Thursday, which patches a severe zero-day bug in the internet browser. The security vulnerability might have been exploited in the wild. Google’s Chrome update follows recent >>
Microsoft warns that hackers are exploiting a severe Windows security flaw
Homeland Security issued a rare warning about a Windows Server vulnerability that would give attackers complete control of every computer on a network. The CISA warning said at the time that it assumes >>
Hackers can use a critical Window bug to access computers on a network in seconds
Homeland Security issued an emergency alert on Friday for a severe Windows vulnerability called Zerologon that would allow hackers to gain access to any computer of a network within minutes. The Cybersecurity and >>
Apple admits there’s a new iPhone security flaw, but says it wasn’t exploited
Apple says a newly found set of vulnerabilities that affect the Mail app on iPhone and iPad were not used by attackers. The company who discovered the security issues said it had evidence >>
Cybersecurity experts join forces to thwart coronavirus-related hacking
Coronavirus scams and hacking efforts are on the rise. In response, more than 400 cybersecurity experts have joined forces to tackle the problem. The group’s primary objective is to prevent hospitals from getting >>
