by Surur
2 weeks
A new vulnerability has been discovered in Secure Boot which places a large number of Windows machines at risk. Boothole was discovered by security company Eclypsium, and the flaw in the GRUB2 file in Secure Boot can result in “...
by Surur
4 weeks
Google is testing new measures to protect the privacy and security of online web users in Chrome 86. The browser has a new flag, #Disable Autofill for mixed forms, which would stop the browser from automatically filling in online ...
by Surur
1 month
In the constant battle with hackers, Microsoft has just played another card, by introducing a new Kernel Data Protection technology which will make it harder for attackers to use data corruption techniques to bypass security and e...
by Surur
1 month
Security researchers have found a zero-day vulnerability in the Windows Client for Zoom which could allow hackers to take over your PC if you click on a Zoom link. Fortunately for most Windows users, the hack is only exploitable o...
by Surur
1 month
Today, Microsoft revealed that it has taken legal action to disrupt the work of cybercriminals who were taking advantage of people left vulnerable by the COVID-19 crisis. Microsoft has launched civil cases in US court to seize con...
by Surur
1 month
Security company Evina has discovered 25 apps in the Google Play Store which is stealing your Facebook login data via fake Facebook Authentication pages. The Android malware apps cover a range of categories from flashlights to ima...
by Surur
2 months
A few weeks ago we reported that troubled video conferencing company Zoom was set to offer end to end encryption for video calls, but only for paying customers. The company said this was to allow them to easily work together with ...
by Rahul
2 months
It’s not very often that we see critical vulnerability being disclosed before a fix had been made available and even if it gets disclosed, software companies take prompt action to fix the vulnerability. Something similar hap...
by Surur
2 months
We reported two days ago that Zoom will not be supporting end-to-end encryption for non-paying customers, saying the company reserved the right to observe meetings for enforcement purposes. Now in their recent financial results co...
by Surur
3 months
If you were planning a romantic “private” meetup via Zoom, it’s probably a better idea to move your illicit liaison to WhatsApp or Facetime. Reuters reports that Zoom will not be supporting end-to-end encryption ...