A new Cold War will begin in the world in 2020, it will break out in cyberspace. Fake news before the elections will become an Internet trend in politics, and companies and ordinary people need to be wary of old threats – phishing and ransomware viruses. This forecast was made […]
Daily archives: December 29, 2019
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Security Researcher discovered a leak within the dating app Plenty of Fish of the data that users had specially set as “private” on their profiles. The leaked information was not straight away obvious to the app users, and the information was scrambled to make it hard to peruse. In any case, […]
A class-action lawsuit has been filed against Amazon-owned Rings by Alabama resident John Orange. The company has been accused mainly of negligence and invasion of privacy amid other side claims namely breach of an implied warranty, breach of implied contract and violation of California’s Unfair Competition Law against false advertising […]
As if it wasn’t enough already, the famous social networking and microblogging website Twitter has suffered yet another data vulnerability recently. In a recent data breach incident, an expert claimed that he was able to exploit a Twitter bug and used it to match more than 17 Million mobile numbers […]
As last year, this year we made a ranking with the most popular tools between January and December 2019. Topics of the tools focus on OSINT, Information Gathering, Android Hacking Tools, Automation Tools, Phishing, among others. Without going into further details, we have prepared a useful list of the most […]