11 zero-days uncovered in Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge

Samsung's popular Galaxy S6 Edge smartphone is drowning in vulnerabilities.

Security update kills several critical bugs in Android Marshmallow

Google's November Android security update carries fixes for seven vulnerabilities.

Stanford researchers identify potential security hole in genomic data-sharing network

Sharing genomic information among researchers is critical to the advance of biomedical research.

Hacking Team pitches encryption-cracking tools to US law enforcement

Hacking Team is back in the saddle, knocking on the doors of US law enforcement.

Most consumers believe cloud-based apps can be hacked

Consumers often don’t realize that the applications they depend upon daily live in the cloud and therefore many may be unaware of the threat of breach to their personal data.

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Researchers map out hard-to-kill, multi-layered spam botnet

A dropper component sent to the Akamai researchers led them to the discovery of a spamming botnet that consists of at least 83,000 compromised systems.


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vBulletin, Foxit forums hacked, attacker exploited a zero-day flaw?

A vBulletin support manager has announced on the company's forums that they are forcing a password reset for all of its customers.

11 zero-days uncovered in Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge

An internal contest between the North American and European members of Google's Project Zero has resulted in the discovery of eleven high-impact zero-day flaws affecting Samsung's popular Galaxy S6 Edge smartphone.

Open source KeeFarce tool loots encrypted passwords stored in KeePass

A researcher has released the source code for KeeFarce, a tool that can export all information stored in the database of a user's KeePass password manager.

Signal for Android finally out, offers end-to-end encrypted calls and messages

Open Whisper Systems has released the Android version of its popular free, open source app for end-to-end encrypted voice calls.


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