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Qatar Demonstrates Danger of Contact Tracing Apps

Matt Milano - May 27, 2020

MobileDevPro

Google Bringing End-to-End Encryption to RCS Messages

Matt Milano - May 25, 2020

CybersecurityUpdate

Companies Vow to Fight Warrantless Browser Data Access

Matt Milano - May 25, 2020

SocialMediaNews

Facebook Beefs Up Messenger Security

Matt Milano - May 22, 2020

EmergingTechUpdate

TSMC Cuts Off Huawei Following US Factory Announcement

Matt Milano - May 19, 2020

Microsoft May Have Been Right About Thunderbolt Amid Security Concerns

A researcher has discovered seven critical security vulnerabilities with Thunderbolt that impact Windows, Linux and, to a lesser extent, macOS....

‘Fool Me Once…’ — Clearview AI Promises to End Private Contracts

Clearview AI has promised it will end all contracts with private companies in the face of public backlash and lawsuits....

Zoom Buys Keybase, Secure Messaging and File-Sharing Provider

Zoom has acquired Keybase, the popular secure messaging and file-sharing provider in its ongoing attempt to improve its security....

Mozilla Unveils Email Aliases With Firefox Private Relay

Mozilla has announced it is working on Private Relay, an email alias generating service designed to protect user privacy....

Advanced Malware Has Been Infiltrating Google Play Store For Years

A new report has found that hackers have been loading advanced Android malware onto the Google Play Store for years....

Microsoft Blames Security For Lack of Thunderbolt, Removable RAM on Surface Devices

Microsoft has blamed an unlikely target for Surface devices not having Thunderbolt ports or removable RAM: security....

Zoom Turns to Oracle to Meet Its Infrastructure Needs

In a surprise move, Zoom has chosen Oracle for its latest cloud infrastructure expansion as the company experiences unprecedented growth....

Sophos Issues Hotfix For Firewall Zero-Day Being Actively Exploited

Sophos has issued a hotfix for its XG Firewall to patch a zero-day exploit that was being actively exploited by hackers....

Mozilla Raising Firefox Bug Bounties

Mozilla has announced it is raising the bug bounties it pays for Firefox to $10,000. Bug bounties...

Apple Says iOS Mail Vulnerability Poses No Immediate Threat

Apple has said a recently discovered iOS Mail vulnerability poses no immediate threat and a fix is coming soon....

iOS Mail Flaw May Have Left Users Vulnerable For Years

Researchers have discovered a flaw in the iOS version of Mail that may have left countless iPads and iPhones vulnerable to data theft....

Should Apple and Google CEOs Be Personally Responsible For Coronavirus Tracking App Privacy?

In a letter to Apple CEO Tim Cook and Google CEO Sundar Pichai, Senator Josh Hawley wants both CEOs to take personal responsibility for customer privacy....

Zoom Will Allow Hosts to Report Users

In its ongoing efforts to beef up security, Zoom is preparing to allow hosts to report participants who misbehave....

TrafficGuard Launches Free PPC Fraud Protection

Advertising fraud protection firm TrafficGuard has announced the launch of free PPC fraud protection, as well as a pay-as-you-go Pro option....

Zoom to Allow Paid Customers to Route Their Data

Beginning April 18, Zoom will allow paid subscribers to choose which region their data is routed through....

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