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MacSync info-stealing malware hides malicious commands in an iCloud calendar
The latest version of the MacSync info-stealing malware for macOS can hide its malicious commands inside a public iCloud calendar.
ResearchThreat detection dashboards are masking security coverage gapshelpnetsecurity.com
BlogsGoogle makes it easier to remove your contact info from Search resultstheverge.com
BlogsNew CDRThief malware targets VoIP softswitches to steal call detail recordszdnet.com
BlogsGoogle: Here's how phishing and malware attacks are evolvingzdnet.com
BlogsMicrosoft's guru: malware and viruses will evolve on Vistaarstechnica.com
BlogsMalicious Android apps deactivated fraud code to bypass Google's security scanszdnet.com
BlogsGoogle Gemini is now remembering things for free.theverge.com
BlogsAttack of the "evil twin" WiFi networksarstechnica.com
BlogsWii Homebrew Channel development shuts down over ‘stolen’ codetheverge.com
BlogsState-sponsored hackers are now using coronavirus lures to infect their targetszdnet.com
BlogsCard data from the Volusion web skimmer incident surfaces on the dark webzdnet.com
BlogsCookiethief Android malware uses proxies to hijack your Facebook accountzdnet.com
BlogsFormer Disney employee sentenced to three years for menu hackingtheverge.com
BlogsAirPlay security flaws could help hackers spread malware on your networktheverge.com
BlogsWhy are governments so vulnerable to ransomware attacks?zdnet.com
BlogsMicrosoft orchestrates coordinated takedown of Necurs botnetzdnet.com
BlogsMeta tightens privacy policy around Ray-Ban glasses to boost AI trainingtheverge.com
BlogsHow poor IoT security is allowing this 12-year-old malware to make a comebackzdnet.com
BlogsSpanning Sync for iCal/Google Calendar goes 1.0arstechnica.com
BlogsOpenAI’s next DevDay is set for October.theverge.com