Remember how the FBI took advantage of an unknown flaw in the Firefox browser and the Tor anonymity network to hack a child pornography site? Mozilla has taken a legal action by requesting the U.S. District Court in Tacoma, Washington, to force the law enforcement agency to provide the company with details of how Firefox […]
Dozens of global companies at risk from a SAP business application flaw
Security researchers at Onapsis have found an old vulnerability in SAP business applications that date back to as early as 2013, highlighting a serious risk facing dozens of businesses worldwide.
Opera promises faster browsing and optimized battery with new updates
One perennial problem with most web browsers is that due to a lot of extensions, plug-ins and graphics they run, the speed of surfing and the computer’s battery are compromised. Opera wants to address these problems with new updates the company just rolled out to its web browser.
FTC and FCC wants tech firms and mobile carriers to explain why security updates take too long
Regulators in the United States have kicked off an investigation into the practices of mobile carriers and tech companies in rolling out security updates to their products, seeking to know why it is taking too long for those security patches to reach compromised mobile devices.
Beware of the Viking Horde malware in Google Play Store
Security researchers at Check Point have uncovered a new strain of malware in the Google Play Store that has already targeted tens of thousands of Android mobile users.
Can You really Trust how Facebook Curates News Stories for you?
On Monday, a former Facebook contractor made a shocking revelation about the social networking site’s practice of curating trending topics for the site’s Trending News section.
