Our digital world ……
“Email addresses from 982 million people were listed in what researchers are calling one of the ‘biggest and most comprehensive email database’ ever recorded. Personal information including names, gender, date of birth, address, employer and details of social media accounts were also listed.”
“Microsoft has confirmed that it is bringing Defender to the Mac, with the anti-virus software being renamed from the more familiar Windows Defender name.”
“Almost two years ago, Adobe formally announced that Flash Player would cease to be developed and supported by the end 2020. Google immediately followed suit announcing that Flash would slowly be phased out of Chrome as 2020 approached.”
“Microsoft is rebuilding its Edge browser on Chromium. The software maker has been testing versions of this browser internally at Microsoft, and now The Verge has secured an exclusive first look at the early work thanks to a source who wishes to remain anonymous.”
“The vulnerabilities allow attackers to disrupt mobile base stations, block incoming calls to a device, disconnect users from a mobile network, send spoofed SMS messages, and eavesdrop and manipulate user data traffic.”
“Earlier this week, Pwn2Own Vancouver 2019 kicked off with participants from all around the world. This year was the first time in the contest’s history to include an automotive category. The event was sponsored by Microsoft, VMware, and Tesla.”
“Earlier this week, Pwn2Own Vancouver 2019 kicked off with participants from all around the world. This year was the first time in the contest’s history to include an automotive category. The event was sponsored by Microsoft, VMware, and Tesla.”
“That has led to us getting asked, “Is BitLocker cracked? Is disk encryption still worth it?” The answers are “No” and “Yes”, and this week’s Naked Security Live video explains why.”
“Alongside of the announcement of Windows 10 Insider Preview build 18358 in the Fast ring, Microsoft announced that it’s releasing a Windows Defender Application Guard extension for Chrome and Firefox. It’s exclusive to Insiders for now, but it will be available for everyone soon.”
“Microsoft has given its best, and sometimes its worst, to put its Internet Explorer past behind it and push Microsoft Edge to its users. It has failed and is reworking Edge to use Chrome’s engine instead.”
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