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Sophos Open-sources Sandboxie, An Utility For Sandboxing Any Application 12th Sep 2019 [11 days ago] from ZDNet Sandboxie is now a free download. Source code to be open-sourced at a later date. |
Shape Security Raises $51 Million, Hits $1 Billion Valuation 12th Sep 2019 [11 days ago] from ZDNet The company focuses on thwarting cyberattacks and frauds orchestrated by bots will use the money to invest in AI and grow its international business. |
Researchers Invent Cryptocurrency Wallet That Eliminates ‘entire Classes’ Of Vulnerabilities 12th Sep 2019 [11 days ago] from ZDNet The key? Shifting to hardware isolation and system resets. |
Hey Google: What We Search For Most In Cybersecurity .. Cyber Security? 12th Sep 2019 [11 days ago] from ZDNet Google search data reveals the most popular hacker in the world, alongside the cybersecurity topics we care most about. |
New Simjacker Attack Exploited In The Wild To Track Users For At Least Two Years 12th Sep 2019 [11 days ago] from ZDNet Simjacker attack abuses STK and S@T Browser technologies installed on some SIM cards. |
California Mulls Over Ban Of Facial Recognition Tech In Police Body Cameras 12th Sep 2019 [11 days ago] from ZDNet The state Senate appears to be listening to appeals to reel in the widespread use of biometrics. |
Ransomware Attacks: Weak Passwords Are Now Your Biggest Risk 12th Sep 2019 [11 days ago] from ZDNet Researchers at F-Secure analysed attacks over the course of six months and found that brute force attacks are now the preferred means of spreading ransomware - but phishing emails remain popular. |
Google Discloses Vulnerability In Chrome OS Built-in Security Key Feature 12th Sep 2019 [11 days ago] from ZDNet Security issue fixed in late June, with the release of Chrome OS 75. Additional remediation steps below. |
Most Consumers Will Refuse To Work With Enterprises That Won’t Keep Their Data Secure 12th Sep 2019 [11 days ago] from ZDNet There are ramifications for enterprise customer retention as an understanding of data protection increases. |
Home Affairs Still The Baddest At Handling Australian Stored Communications 11th Sep 2019 [11 days ago] from ZDNet Australian cops have a problem with timely destroying stored communications. |
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