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Zoom Defends Use Of Local Web Server On Macs After Security Report 8th Jul 2019 [8 days ago] from ZDNet Local web server will also reportedly reinstall Zoom if a user removes the application |
Microsoft Admitted To Private Linux Developer Security List 8th Jul 2019 [8 days ago] from ZDNet Linux developers recognize Microsofts contributions to Linux and security -- by letting the companys Linux developers in its closed linux-distro security list. |
The Worlds Most Famous And Dangerous APT (state-developed) Malware 8th Jul 2019 [8 days ago] from ZDNet A list of the most dangerous, effective, and most well-known malware strains that have been developed by the cyber-security units of various countries intelligence and military branches. |
Microsoft Warns About Astaroth Malware Campaign 8th Jul 2019 [8 days ago] from ZDNet New hard-to-detect Astaroth campaigns spotted using fileless execution and living-off-the-land techniques. |
Singapore Wants More Details On Facebook Libra Before Deciding On Regulatory Response 8th Jul 2019 [8 days ago] from ZDNet Countrys central bank remains in talks with Facebook and wants more details on how the US social media platform plans to implement its cryptocurrency before exploring potential legislation. |
Brazil To Add Digital Data Protection To Fundamental Rights 8th Jul 2019 [8 days ago] from ZDNet A proposal has been approved to put protection of personal information in digital platforms in the individual guarantees secured by the constitution. |
Fieldwork Software Database Leak Exposed Sensitive SMB Records, Customer Credit Card Details 8th Jul 2019 [8 days ago] from ZDNet Once in a blue moon, however, the owner of leaky servers will take warnings seriously. |
FBI, ICE Plunder DMV Driver Database ‘gold Mine’ For Facial Recognition Scans 8th Jul 2019 [8 days ago] from ZDNet The agencies are reportedly harvesting driver license imagery without citizen or lawmaker consent. |
GDPR: Record British Airways Fine Shows How Data Protection Legislation Is Beginning To Bite 8th Jul 2019 [8 days ago] from ZDNet The ICOs proposed £183m fine should act as a wake-up call for other organisations: make sure youre cybersecurity and data protection policies are GDPR-compliant - or you could be next. |
GDPR: British Airways Faces Record £183m Fine For Customer Data Breach 8th Jul 2019 [9 days ago] from ZDNet Information Commissioners Office intends to fine airline for“poor security arrangements” - British Airways says its “surprised and disappointed” by planned penalty. |
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