Photo by Arthur Osipyan on Unsplash Data integrity…here we go again. First Facebook and now Google has been storing passwords in plaintext. Google had a bug that basically…
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Photo by Two Paddles Axe and Leatherwork on Unsplash The thievery of credit card data is nothing new. The average price value of stolen card data has ranged…
Photo by Brina Blum on Unsplash While USB thumb drives are a useful tool, it is important to be wary of their risks. A USB cannot only contain…
Photo by Tadas Sar on Unsplash Windows has a recent zero-day vulnerability. This exploit allows attackers to establish a backdoor and run code in kernel mode. This is…
Photo by Carlos Muza on Unsplash Financial and personal identifiable information (PII) in today’s market is a valuable commodity. It should be an ever-growing concern for the confidentiality…
Photo by Glen Carrie on Unsplash Facebook returning to the spotlight not long after storing passwords in plaintext. According to UpGuard & Cnet, more than 540 million personal…
Image by cocoparisienne from Pixabay In a press release today, Facebook said it discovered during a routine security review, that hundreds of millions of user’s passwords were stored…
Last Friday (3/8/19), Citrix issued a statement admitting that hackers gained entry into their network. According to Stan Black, Chief Security Information Officer for Citrix,…
Google Chrome’s recent Zero-day vulnerability is a serious one. Thankfully, google promptly patched this vulnerability for Android, Chrome OS, Linux, Mac, and Windows! Below are…
Photo by Goran Ivos on Unsplash 162 million emails, usernames, and hashed passwords were breached in 2018. While data breaches are a dime a dozen today, this does…