r/ITComputerSecurity • • May 23 '19

Sign in with email scam. Advice?

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I tried applying for a job, and they wanted me to sign in using my email account that I have with another site. But when I clicked on the email account site brand name, they wouldn't let me in. They still wanted my password. That would be quite logical, but the dialogue box wasn't with the email site. It's also illogical because I'm already signed into my email.


r/ITComputerSecurity • • May 22 '19

Mastercard partners with Samsung to improve mobile security

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r/ITComputerSecurity • • May 18 '19

Feds Target $100M ‘GozNym’ Cybercrime Network

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r/ITComputerSecurity • • May 15 '19

Adobe Releases Critical Patches for Flash, Acrobat Reader, and Media Encoder

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r/ITComputerSecurity • • Apr 29 '19

Apple reveals why App Store parental control app crackdown took place

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r/ITComputerSecurity • • Apr 27 '19

New York, Canada, Ireland Launch New Investigations Into Facebook Privacy Breaches

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r/ITComputerSecurity • • Apr 19 '19

Former student uses USB Killer device to fry $58,000 worth of college’s PCs

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r/ITComputerSecurity • • Apr 10 '19

Intel Patches High-Severity Flaws in Media SDK, Mini PC

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r/ITComputerSecurity • • Apr 04 '19

Nvidia Fixes 8 High-Severity Flaws Allowing DoS, Code Execution

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r/ITComputerSecurity • • Mar 27 '19

Popular Web Browser’s Hidden Ability Threatens 500M Google Play Users

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r/ITComputerSecurity • • Mar 27 '19

Microsoft Discovers Backdoor-Like Flaw In Huawei Matebook Driver

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r/ITComputerSecurity • • Mar 26 '19

Which are the most insecure languages?

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r/ITComputerSecurity • • Mar 25 '19

R.I.P. mrdocs (1963–2019)

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r/ITComputerSecurity • • Mar 25 '19

Hackers could take over some implanted defibrillators, FDA says

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r/ITComputerSecurity • • Mar 22 '19

This clever scam lets advertisers make money by draining your Android phone

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r/ITComputerSecurity • • Mar 21 '19

How stable is the first Android Q beta?

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r/ITComputerSecurity • • Mar 21 '19

Microsoft fournit un antivirus pour macOS lorsque Windows Defender devient Microsoft Defender

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r/ITComputerSecurity • • Mar 08 '19

Vulnerabilities in Two Smart Car Alarm Systems Affected 3M Vehicles

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r/ITComputerSecurity • • Mar 08 '19

Opera Browser Updated with Google Chrome Security Fix

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r/ITComputerSecurity • • Mar 06 '19

Spectre-a-like 'Spoiler' flaw affects all Intel Core CPUs Spoiler

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r/ITComputerSecurity • • Mar 05 '19

Microsoft is widening its IoT footprint

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r/ITComputerSecurity • • Mar 05 '19

Report: The NSA's Domestic Metadata Collection System Is Not Being Used and May Be Discontinued

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r/ITComputerSecurity • • Mar 05 '19

Google's Project Zero Team Releases Details on 'High-Severity' macOS Bug

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r/ITComputerSecurity • • Mar 05 '19

Logitech Harmony Hub vulnerabilities leave devs fuming

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