Browser Flaw Shows The Country You’re In
One of the big problems cited by critics of popular sites online is just how much of your location information is broadcast out online. Not… Read More »Browser Flaw Shows The Country You’re In
One of the big problems cited by critics of popular sites online is just how much of your location information is broadcast out online. Not… Read More »Browser Flaw Shows The Country You’re In
Der Spiegel’s recent flurry of Snowden documents have been causing somewhat of a paranoid uproar in the etch community. As the various American security services… Read More »More NSA Docs Reveal Botnet Hijacking
Lizard Squad, the group behind the most recent hacking escapade which brought down Xbox Live and the Playstation network over Christmas, has thankfully suffered a… Read More »Group Behind PSN Hack Under Attack
Sony had a tricky 2014 in terms of hacking, and now in the new year the company is set to offer some incentives for Sony… Read More »Sony Offering Gifts Following PSN Outage
Here’s another cautionary tale from the tech industry, especially for the slew of up and coming startups and companies involved in the NFC payment business… Read More »NFC Pay System CurrentC Hacked Already
Well, it’s not a big surprise that following a massive launch of the iPhone 6 in China that there’s been a little bit of a… Read More »Chinese Govt. Allegedly Attacks iCloud
SnapChat themselves have now responded to ‘The Snappening’, the leaking of 200,000 images from an archive site called SnapSaved after a hacking attack on the… Read More »SnapChat: Beware Third Party Apps
Back in the Summer we reported a critical flaw in tech products which allowed hackers to disguise the device as critical computer components, such as… Read More »USB Security Exploit Posted Online
You might have read our report on the increasing of security by Google on Android L, automatically encrypting user personal information and restricting access to… Read More »Google and Dropbox Increasing Security
Several tech blogs on Wednesday reported that hackers have leaked some 5 million stolen Gmail passwords to a Russian forum. They were part right. The… Read More »Hackers Post Millions of Stolen Gmail Passwords Online, You’re Probably Fine
Microsoft’s historic ending of support for Windows XP generated headlines the world over, sparking Y2K like concerns over instant virus attacks on the day the… Read More »Microsoft: Support is Ending for IE8, IE9, IE10
In a recently released 40,000 word document on customer privacy, transparency with regards to governments and other general personal information security, Vodafone have confirmed that… Read More »Vodafone Drops Eavesdropping Bombshell to Customers