Various GPs routinely received information for patients they didn’t have on their rosters, including lab/test results and treatment steps.
The white hats could have “dump[ed] the complete database of Pornhub" including the IDs of those uploading and starring in adult vids.
tl;dr While the internet went crazy today, we went fact finding. Here are our notes on Pokemon Go’s permissions to your Google account. Here’s what Jay and I set out to do at around 6pm today: Find what permissions Pokemon Go is actually requesting Investigate what the permissions actually do Replic...
Wikileaks publishes leaked emails showing bias within the DNC for presumptive Dem nominee Hillary Clinton over Bernie Sanders.
AVG and Palo Alto Networks step up
tl;dr – Tidas is now open source. Let us know if your company wants help trying it out. When Apple quietly released the Secure Enclave Crypto API in iOS 9 (kSecAttrTokenIDSecureEnclave), it allowed developers to liberate their users from the annoyance of strong passwords or OAuth. That is, if the de...
Move will improve the software used by the European Commission and Parliament
Hacker took advantage of outdated or lax security being run on the game's official forum
Gloves Goggles Checkered body suits The representation of hackers in stock media spans a narrow band of reality between the laughable and the absurd. It overshadows the fact that lots of hackers are security professionals. They may dress differently, but they serve a critical function in the economy...
Whistle-blower turned Russia-based privacy advocate Edward Snowden has proposed a device that will inform users when their phones are tracking or disclosing their location.
Beggars Group, a conglomerate of many of the world’s biggest independent record labels, has confirmed it was hacked
Symantec warns users to check the small print
Attendees at the Republican National Convention negligent over Wi-Fi connections and risk exposing sensitive data
The alleged founder and owner of Kickass Torrents, one of the biggest piracy sites on the web, has been arrested in Poland
Postal blunder sees unencrypted CDs delivered to wrong address
Admins under pressure as hundreds of bugs are disclosed
Researchers have discovered flaws in products from some of the world’s biggest security firms that could potentially expose hundreds of thousands of users to attack
Watchdog urges users to act now to protect connected homes
Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks increased in size and frequency during the first half of this year, according to figures released by Arbor Networks
Shadow IT Challenge Still Causing Problems