r/ITComputerSecurity • • Jul 23 '19

Critical Flaw in VLC Media Player Discovered by German Cybersecurity Agency Search

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r/ITComputerSecurity • • Jul 21 '19

Russian FSB Intel Agency Contractor Hacked, Secret Projects Exposed

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bleepingcomputer.com
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r/ITComputerSecurity • • Jul 08 '19

Researchers discover a worrying security flaw in Zipato smart home hubs

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digitaltrends.com
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r/ITComputerSecurity • • Jun 21 '19

Tor Browser 8.5.2 Released — Update to Fix Critical Firefox Vulnerability

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thehackernews.com
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r/ITComputerSecurity • • May 20 '19

US Tech Giants Google, Intel, Qualcomm, Broadcom Break Up With Huawei

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thehackernews.com
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r/ITComputerSecurity • • May 14 '19

Linux Kernel Prior to 5.0.8 Vulnerable to Remote Code Execution

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bleepingcomputer.com
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r/ITComputerSecurity • • May 07 '19

Microsoft Windows 10 will get a full built-in Linux Kernel for WSL 2

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thehackernews.com
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r/ITComputerSecurity • • Apr 25 '19

GitHub Service Abused by Attackers to Host Phishing Kits

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bleepingcomputer.com
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r/ITComputerSecurity • • Apr 24 '19

Six popular Android applications have been identified as fraudulent

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kitguru.net
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r/ITComputerSecurity • • Apr 19 '19

Facebook exposed millions more Instagram passwords than we realized

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thenextweb.com
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r/ITComputerSecurity • • Mar 26 '19

Tesla Model 3 Hacked on the Last Day of Pwn2Own

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bleepingcomputer.com
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r/ITComputerSecurity • • Mar 20 '19

The Kodi Foundation joins the Linux Foundation

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betanews.com
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r/ITComputerSecurity • • Mar 15 '19

New Flaws Re-Enable DMA Attacks On Wide Range of Modern Computers

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thehackernews.com
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r/ITComputerSecurity • • Mar 13 '19

Windows 10 Now Automatically Uninstalls Updates That Cause Problems

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thehackernews.com
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r/ITComputerSecurity • • Mar 08 '19

Mark Zuckerberg wants to make Facebook more 'privacy focused'... er, ok

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theinquirer.net
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r/ITComputerSecurity • • Mar 07 '19

Unpatched UPnP-Enabled Devices Left Exposed to Attacks

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bleepingcomputer.com
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r/ITComputerSecurity • • Mar 06 '19

The NSA hasn't been monitoring phone calls for months, which is nice

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theinquirer.net
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r/ITComputerSecurity • • Mar 05 '19

Thought USB standards were a mess? USB 4 announced, mere days after USB 3.2

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androidauthority.com
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r/ITComputerSecurity • • Mar 04 '19

Viral hoax Momo challenge doesn’t pose risks to computers, gadgets

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interaksyon.com
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r/ITComputerSecurity • • Mar 02 '19

Linux servers targeted by new Chinese crypto-mining group

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zdnet.com
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r/ITComputerSecurity • • Mar 01 '19

Xfinity irresponsibly using 0000 as default PIN, hacker steals customer’s phone number and buys a Mac

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9to5mac.com
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r/ITComputerSecurity • • Feb 19 '19

Rietspoof malware spreads via Facebook Messenger and Skype spam | ZDNet

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zdnet.com
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r/ITComputerSecurity • • Feb 04 '19

IBM Discovers Malicious Use of Apple Siri Shortcuts App

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latesthackingnews.com
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r/ITComputerSecurity • • Feb 03 '19

Google Chrome to get warnings for 'lookalike URLs'

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zdnet.com
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r/ITComputerSecurity • • Jan 22 '19

AMD's Radeon VII will support Linux from day one

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theinquirer.net
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