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The Kremlin told about hacker attacks on the website of the President of Russia

Indian students create an app for detecting fake news

In-Browser Cryptomining Service, 'Coinhive' to Shut Down on March 8, 2019

Latest Hacking News Podcast #229

MassBleed – An Open Source SSL Vulnerability Scanner

The Australian Parliament’s Anti –Encryption Law Opening Doors to Potential Cyber Attacks

Iranian Hackers Come Worryingly close To Israel’s Missile Warning System

US Pressures Its Allies against the Usage of Chinese Firm Huawei’s Technology; Suspects the Products to Spy on Other Countries

Attackers Launched a Rapidly Changing Malware which uses .DOC Extension

Google updates Google Play Protect

Around 25 million Home Voice Assistants vulnerable to hacking globally

Hackers Begin Exploiting WinRAR ACE Vulnerability To Install Backdoor

The Phishing Campaign That Uses Variations of Attack Patterns To Evade Detection

New security flaws in 4G and 5G

Vulnerability in IBM SoftLayer Technology Allows Old Customers to Access New Customer Data

40.8% Smart Homes vulnerable to attacks

The Dark Side of Kremlin- The Catalogue of Russian Data Leaks: All You Need To Know

YAWAST – Open Source Web Application Information Gathering Toolkit

Facebook Removed Onavo Protect From Google Play Store Voluntarily

New attack lets hackers run bad code despite users leaving web page

Can AI become a new tool for hackers?

File-less Malware Is Wreaking Havoc Via PowerShell.

Latest Hacking News Podcast #228

Yahoo Mail Vulnerability Nets Researcher $10,000 Bounty

Point-of-Sale Firm Suffered Malware Attack Affecting More Than 130 Outlets

Facebook Launches Better Background Control Privacy For Android Users

The Xfinity Hacks You Need To Know

An Ethical Hacking Story — The Yummy Days Case by Héctor Martos

How To Ensure Your Tech Business Uses Only The Cleanest Of Services

Q&A with Dave Greenfield, secure networking evangelist, Cato Networks

Office 365 Phishing Strategy Tricks Users With Live Chat Support

Venom - A Multi-hop Proxy For Penetration Testers

Moldovan Parliament Speaker accused Russia of trying to interfere in the elections

Latest Hacking News Podcast #227

LinkedIn Direct Messages Exploited Via “more_eggs” Backdoor

The Consular Department of the Russian Embassy in Austria was attacked by hackers.

IIS Vulnerability Triggers a Denial-of-Service

Banking Malware uses Fake reCAPTCHA page to target banking customers

DNS Cache Poisoning by Christopher Makarem

What is a quantum computer? Explained with a simple example by YK Sugi