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2015-member Database Floats Off Through Breach In Royal Yachting Associations HullChange your passwords, ye scurvy-free non-landlubbers The Royal Yachting Association (RYA) has told members that "an unauthorised party" may have pilfered a database containing personal information from 2015.… |
Russian Super-crook Behind $20m Internet Fraud Den Cardplanet And Malware-exchange Forum Pleads GuiltyNow 29-year-old faces years in the clink after five year battle to bring him to justice A 29-year-old Russian scumbag has admitted masterminding the Cardplanet underworld marketplace as well as a second forum for elite fraudsters.… |
We Need To Make It Even Easier For UK Terror Cops To Rummage About In Folks Phones, Says Govt LawyerDont want to incriminate yourself? Tough luck, you terrorist The Government Reviewer of Terrorism Laws has declared that safeguards protecting Britons from police workers demanding passwords for their devices must be watered down.… |
Ooh, Watch Out Google. Youve Got Competition. Verizon Has A New Privacy-focused Search EngineYep, the Verizon that sold subscribers location data Verizon has slung out a new, privacy-focused search engine in an effort to win over customers who prefer not to have their browsing habits tracked by ad-slingers and the like.… |
Still Losing Sleep Over That Awful Citrix Bug? This Scanner Is Here To Help... You Realize Youve Already Been PwnedHandy FireEye tool roots out indicators of compromise Citrix and FireEye have released a new security tool to help admins find out if their servers have been hacked via the high-profile CVE-2019-19781 flaw that was disclosed in December... |
Who Honestly Has A Crown Prince In Their Threat Model? UN Report Officially Fingers Saudi Royal As Bezos HackerRapporteurs call for investigation, technical security report leaks The Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia, Mohammad Bin Salman, has been officially fingered as the man responsible for hacking Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos’ phone, causing a massive... |
Safaris Intelligent Tracking Protection Is Misspelled, Says Google: It Should Be Dumb Browser Stalking EnablerChocolate Factory boffins doubt Apple can fix it, either Google security researchers have published details about the flaws they identified last year in Intelligent Tracking Protection (ITP), a privacy scheme developed by Apples WebKit... |
Academics Call For UKs Computer Misuse Act 1990 To Be ReformedReport suggests public interest defences for infosec professionals, academics and journalists Britains main anti-hacker law, the Computer Misuse Act 1990, is "confused", "outdated" and "ambiguous", according to a group of pro-reform... |
WindiLeaks: Microsoft Exposes 250 Million Customer Support Records Dating Back To 2005. (Not On Purpose Though)Quickly shuttered partially redacted exposed DB, which included internal notes marked as confidential Five identical Elasticsearch databases containing 250 million records of Microsoft customer support incidents were exposed on the internet... |
Capita Education Services Accidentally Spaffs Email Addresses In Helpdesk SnafuEmailing stuff is hard, mkay? Capita Education Services had a bit of an oopsie yesterday as a new helpdesk system spurted potentially thousands of email addresses at unsuspecting users.… |
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