Security Breach Allows Hackers To Obtain Info On 114,000 AT&T iPad Owners
Um, wow. Gawker revealed today that a group of hackers from Goatse Security (no joke) were recently able to breach AT&T's servers and obtain confidential…
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Adobe Details Zero-Day Exploit, Affects Windows, Mac, Linux, Unix, And Solaris
Yesterday, Adobe announced that a zero-day exploit exists in Flash 10.0.45.2 and earlier, as well as Adobe Reader and Acrobat 9.x. The company website explains:…
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Hackers Urge All EVO 4G Owners To Root Device Citing Security Flaws
Remember how jubilant we all were the first time the EVO 4G was successfully rooted? Well we're not smiling anymore. According to Matt Mastracci, one of…
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Google Ditches Windows In Favor Of OS X And Linux
Citing a renewed focus on security thanks in part to a recent series of cyber attacks originating in China, The Financial Times is reporting that…
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AT&T: 40% Of iPhones Are Sold To Enterprise
Security concerns be damned, the iPhone is selling like hotcakes when it come to business users, said AT&T business solutions CEO Ron Spears. While attending…
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iPhone Security Lapse Allows For Data Read Access
A major security flaw has been uncovered in the Apple iPhone 3GS this week after two security experts discovered it was possible to bypass the…
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Google's Universal Sign-On Service "Gaia" Compromised In Chinese Hacks?
Google's high profile war of words with China has garnered much public attention but the underlying cause of the dispute -- the alleged hacking of…
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Apple Drops The Ban Hammer On iPhone Hackers
No doubt Apple is leery of having its iPhone OS so easily and frequently hacked (its notoriously weak security being one of the many reasons…
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Random Users Google Voice Mail Is Searchable By Anyone?
Holy crap. It seems that Google is going to have some pretty serious explaining to do this morning, as one of our readers has sent…
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Apple Getting Ready To Issue 10.5.7 Update For OS X?
As rumors of Snow Leopard continue to swirl, it looks like Apple will be stringing Leopard along for quite a while longer before the next…
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Nokia Unveils Home Control Center
Home automation used to be something you only saw in futuristic movies, but it seems like the idea of controlling everything in your home via…
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Security Vendors Say Mac OS X Trojan And Backdoor Tool Are On The Loose
Ruh roh, as Scooby would say. Once relatively untouchable, security experts have now found what they claim to be two new pieces of malware specifically…
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WPA Is The New WEP, And By That We Mean Useless
Next week at the PacSec Conference in Tokyo, security researcher Erik Tews is expected to put on quite a show. Tews will be showcasing what…
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T-Mobile Admits To Losing Confidential Data For 17 Million Customers
Deutsche Telekom admitted Saturday that a security breach in 2006 led to the theft of confidential data belonging to 17 million T-Mobile customers. The stolen…
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Microsoft Issues Its Most Secure Update Ever
Microsoft is a company that takes a lot of heat from the public. Sure the Northwest giant may have made some tiny mistakes in the…
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Want Someone's Apple ID Password? Just Ask Apple For It
Wow. Just wow. Marko Karppinen, head of a Finnish software development firm specializing in Mac software, just found himself on the wrong end of a…
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Amazon Patent Hints At Using Doorbell Cameras To Build A Suspicious Persons Database
Jacob Snow, a technology and civil liberties attorney for the ACLU, has been making the rounds telling media outlets that a newly publicized patent from…
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Marriott Reveals That Hackers Accessed Sensitive Information Of 500 Million Guests
Another day, another hack. As we referenced yesterday with respect to the Dunkin' Donuts hack, it seems that we can't even go a week without…
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Tim Cook Calls On Bloomberg To Retract Story Of Alleged Supermicro Hack
Earlier this month, Bloomberg published a bombshell report claiming that agents from a Chinese intelligence organization successfully planted malicious hardware on Supermicro servers that eventually…
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Bloomberg Reports Bombshell Chinese Hardware Attack On US Tech Companies, Met With Swift Denials
A bombshell report claims that China has been developing a massive spying operation for a few years that involved building hardware backdoors into critical server…
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Hackers Can Steal Your Android Unlock Pattern By Turning Your Phone Into A Sonar System
New research from researchers in Sweden and the UK reveals that hackers would be able to steal the unlock pattern of your Android phone by…
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Google Just Launched The Two-Factor Authenticator Dongle You've Been Waiting For
Google on Thursday unveiled the Titan Security Key, a two-factor authentication (2FA) token that should improve your security and make it harder, if not impossible,…
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Yahoo Is Still Reading Some Of Your Emails
It's not unheard of for email service providers to read users' emails to target them with better-tailored ads that would help the company make more…
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Of Course The Fortnite Installer For Android Shipped With A Massive Security Flaw
In the weeks leading to the Fortnite for Android launch, we learned that Epic Games didn't want to make the game available the traditional way…
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Of Course Russia Denies Microsoft's Claim That Russian Hackers Are Attacking The Upcoming Elections
Russia has always maintained it did not interfere in the 2016 US presidential elections, in spite of significant evidence that says otherwise. And Russia continues…
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A 16-Year-Old Hacked Apple And Stole 90GB Of Secure Files
Apple's servers are widely believed to be unhackable, and to date the company hasn't suffered any massive breach that would have exposed user data to…
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ISIS Is Assembling A Cyber Army
Following the deadly assaults on Europe in late 2015 and early 2016, reports emerged suggesting that ISIS has an army of organized hackers who can provide consistent,…
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