Apple has just announced its latest something for everyone security and feature updates for iOS, iPadOS, macOS, watchOS, and tvOS.
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Lees meerA cyberattack that targeted the World Health Organization is probably just the tip of the iceberg according to experts reacting to the news this week.
Lees meerEuropol seized 34K fake surgical masks, while the office of NY's AG wants registrars to explain how they're battling the sale of lies.
Lees meerFacebook has done this before: it did it with WhatsApp, following an outbreak of lynchings sparked by viral social media hoaxes.
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Lees meerA vaccine for $4.95!? Nah, we didn't think so, either. Shuttering the alleged rip-off site is the DOJ's 1st takedown of COVID-19 flimflam.
Lees meerTwo old WhatsApp hoaxes are back, with a grain-of-truth story in the middle to add a veneer of believability. Don't spread this stuff!
Lees meerCisco has patched a clutch of high-priority vulnerabilities in its SD-WAN routes and their management software.
Lees meerThe dead drops were very James Bond: once, the data mule taped the SD card to the underside of a desk in a hotel.
Lees meerA comment from one buyer of data purportedly from Brooks International: "It even has credit card number & a password. lol !!"
Lees meerHeads up, Firefox users who rely on FTP: the browser is eliminating support for this venerable protocol.
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Lees meerOnline exchange rate data provider Open Exchange Rates has exposed an undisclosed amount of user data via an Amazon database.
Lees meerIt’s the COVID-19 shortage nobody expected - not toilet rolls, tinned goods or headache pills this time but Google software engineers.
Lees meerThe government says the wristband isn't privacy-invading because it won't track your location, per se; just if you wander from COVID-19 quarantine.
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