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The top stories from this week consist of stories such as how half a billion Yahoo! email accounts were taken by potential state hackers, and that cisco finds new Zero-Day Exploit linked to NSA Hackers. You can also read a … Continue reading →

The top stories from this week consist of stories such as Google is moving towards a more secure web, and Here’s how broken today’s web will feel in Chrome’s secure-by-default future. You can also read a story about Someone Is … Continue reading →

The top stories from this week consist of stories such as The NSA Is Hoarding Vulnerabilities, and Hacker who stole 2.9 million credit card numbers is Russian lawmaker’s son. You can also read a story about How one man could … Continue reading →

The top stories from this week consist of stories such as Apple releasing important out of band security fix for iOS after 3 zero-day vulnerabilities was used in the wild to attack a human rights defender, and the GnuPG project … Continue reading →

The top stories from this week consist of stories such as Visa Alert and Update on the Oracle Breach, and Trouble In the Cloud: More Than Half Of Organizations Facing Security Woes. You can also read a story about Major … Continue reading →

The top stories from this week consist of stories such as Microsoft has accidentally leaked the keys to the kingdom, permitting attackers to unlock devices protected by Secure Boot and a flaw in the Linux kernel lets hackers inject malware … Continue reading →

The top stories from this week consist of stories such as Facebook Messenger deploys Signal Protocol for end to end encryption, and new malware (nukeware) deletes files and zaps system settings. You can also read a story about gaining Control … Continue reading →

The top stories from this week consist of stories such as Brexit’s Effects on Cyber Security, and 5 Actionable Steps We Can Learn from the SWIFT Banking Attacks. You can also read a story about Avast and AVG: A Future … Continue reading →

The top stories from this week is multiple critical vulnerabilities published in Symantec Endpoint Protection, and that StartEncrypt allowed attackers to gain SSL certificates for domains without authentication. You can also learn about hackers post-intrusion activities in a compromised network, … Continue reading →