June 1, 2019
Be careful about what you put online.
Everything we disclose to any service, product, site or person online is potentially public. Of course, that is often the point when we post online to social media for example. However too often the supposed secrets like passwords, credit card numbers, social security numbers, etc. will leak to the internet. Always consider anything you give to a corporation is potentially public at some point. Even when using encryption there are no perfect solutions and most
Xfinity Mobile deploys fix after weak PIN system fueled number-porting attacks. Source: Comcast set mobile pins to “0000,” helping attackers steal phone numbers
This new persistent and difficult-to-detect Qbot version is designed to steal financial information. Source: Qbot malware resurfaces in new attack against businesses
March 5, 2019
Researcher Gives Apple Details of macOS Keychain Security Flaw Despite No Mac Bug Bounty Program
Source: Researcher Gives Apple Details of macOS Keychain Security Flaw Despite No Mac Bug Bounty Program
Source: Google Shares Details on Unpatched ‘High Severity’ macOS Kernel Flaw