Data Breaches
Air Canada suffers mobile app data breach
Air Canada has confirmed that they have been affected by a data breach on their mobile app and it had affected around 20,000 people or at…
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Google's Titan Security Keys are now for sale
Google has made its Titan Security Key available on its store for $50. Titan Security Key is a small USB device which is similar to Yubico's…
Cyber Security
Facebook removes Onavo Protect VPN app from iOS Store
Facebook has pulled off its Onavo Protect app from the App Store as it was reported violating Apple’s data collection guidelines. The VPN service was used…
Cyber Attacks
Snapchat Source Code Leaked and Posted On GitHub
The popular social media app Snapchat was hacked recently and its source code was published online in the Microsoft-owned code repository GitHub
Cyber Security
Google's Android 9 officially has a name : Android 9 Pie
Google has finally revealed that its latest version of Android is Android 9 Pie. This latest version of Android has all kinds of new features such…
Cyber Security
Android apps Infected with Windows Malware
Security Researchers at Palo Alto Networks have made a shocking new discovery that around 145 applications available on the Google Play Store contain malicious Microsoft Windows…
Cyber Attacks
Boys Town Healthcare Cyberattack Exposed Details of Patients
Data breaches at health and medical facilities are increasing day by day. Another data breach has occurred at a medical facility and this time personal details…
Data Breaches
Dixons Carphone Data Breach Affected 10 Million people
Dixons Carphone one of the largest consumer electronics and telecommunication retailers in Europe announced that their data breach in 2017 was worse than initially estimated.
Cyber Security
KICKICO Platform Hacked and $7.7 Million Stolen
A recent cryptocurrency project that had become victim to a cyberattack is KickICO – which is an initial coin offering (ICO) support platform.
Cyber Security
Chrome, Firefox to regulate memory-hogging websites
The web browsers Mozilla's Firefox and Google's Chrome are working to reduce the amount of memory and other resources used by them.
