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Google Says State-Backed Hackers Increasing Coronavirus Phishing Attacks
Security experts at Alphabet's Google have identified more than a dozen government-backed hacking groups using the COVID-19 pandemic as cover for phishing and malware attempts.
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OnePlus 3T India Launch Date, 3D Photography in iPhone 8, and More: Your 360 Daily
OnePlus 3T to launch in India on December 2, Apple working on 3D photography for iPhone 8, and more top tech news.
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Google Researcher Highlights Flaws in Dozens of Norton, Symantec Products
Google's Project Zero Team listed out various vulnerabilities in Norton and Symantec's security products and how they could have left its users vulnerable to hackers.
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Mail.ru Denies Mass Password Breach; Researcher Stands by Findings
The company said in a statement credentials tied to its email accounts appeared to have been stolen from other, unrelated sites.
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Huge Data Breaches Found at the Biggest Email Services: Report
The discovery of 272.3 million stolen accounts included a majority of users of Mail.ru, and smaller fractions of Google, Yahoo and Microsoft email users.
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Man Pleads Guilty to Phishing Scheme Behind Celebrity Nude Photo Leak
Ryan Collins admitted to using a phishing scheme to get victims to provide information about their accounts in response to emails apparently from Apple and Google.
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Isis Hackers Target Wrong Google, Takes Down Small Indian Firm: Report
Isis hackers reportedly instead defaced the website www.addgoogleonline.com, which is completely unrelated to the Silicon Valley based Google.
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Android Lock Screens Can Easily Be Bypassed With New Exploit: Report
The new exploit works on handsets running any OS version between Android 5.0 to Android 5.1.1, but not the latest LMY48M build.
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New Hacks Strike at Heart of Mobile Innovations
Smartphones have become increasingly targets for cybercriminals as people cram the gadgets with troves of personal information.
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Hacking Team Bypassing Google's Checks Underlines Play Store's Security Problems
This isn't the first time Google has failed to prevent malicious apps from entering into the Play Store.
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Gmail Gets Content Security Policy Support to Prevent Exploits by Add-Ons
Google's Gmail blog post adds that "most popular (and well-behaved) extensions have already been updated to work with the CSP standard".
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Google Study Finds Phishing Emails Are More Effective Than Expected
Certain websites included in phishing emails successfully lure users up to 45 percent of the time, according to the study.
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Google Threatened With Lawsuit Over Leaked Nude Celebrity Photos: Report
A lawyer has threatened to sue Google for failing to take the photos off its websites, according to the New York Post.
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Researchers Hack Into Gmail and Other Apps With 92 Percent Accuracy
Researchers identified a weakness believed to exist in Android, Windows and iOS mobile operating systems that could be used to obtain personal information from unsuspecting users.
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US Tech Firms Prepare for China Backlash Over Cyber-Espionage Charges
Companies such IBM and Cisco have already seen their China sales drop after last year's NSA surveillance revelations.
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Google Says State-Backed Hackers Increasing Coronavirus Phishing Attacks
Security experts at Alphabet's Google have identified more than a dozen government-backed hacking groups using the COVID-19 pandemic as cover for phishing and malware attempts.
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OnePlus 3T India Launch Date, 3D Photography in iPhone 8, and More: Your 360 Daily
OnePlus 3T to launch in India on December 2, Apple working on 3D photography for iPhone 8, and more top tech news.
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Google Researcher Highlights Flaws in Dozens of Norton, Symantec Products
Google's Project Zero Team listed out various vulnerabilities in Norton and Symantec's security products and how they could have left its users vulnerable to hackers.
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Mail.ru Denies Mass Password Breach; Researcher Stands by Findings
The company said in a statement credentials tied to its email accounts appeared to have been stolen from other, unrelated sites.
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Huge Data Breaches Found at the Biggest Email Services: Report
The discovery of 272.3 million stolen accounts included a majority of users of Mail.ru, and smaller fractions of Google, Yahoo and Microsoft email users.
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Man Pleads Guilty to Phishing Scheme Behind Celebrity Nude Photo Leak
Ryan Collins admitted to using a phishing scheme to get victims to provide information about their accounts in response to emails apparently from Apple and Google.
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Isis Hackers Target Wrong Google, Takes Down Small Indian Firm: Report
Isis hackers reportedly instead defaced the website www.addgoogleonline.com, which is completely unrelated to the Silicon Valley based Google.
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Android Lock Screens Can Easily Be Bypassed With New Exploit: Report
The new exploit works on handsets running any OS version between Android 5.0 to Android 5.1.1, but not the latest LMY48M build.
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New Hacks Strike at Heart of Mobile Innovations
Smartphones have become increasingly targets for cybercriminals as people cram the gadgets with troves of personal information.
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Hacking Team Bypassing Google's Checks Underlines Play Store's Security Problems
This isn't the first time Google has failed to prevent malicious apps from entering into the Play Store.
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Gmail Gets Content Security Policy Support to Prevent Exploits by Add-Ons
Google's Gmail blog post adds that "most popular (and well-behaved) extensions have already been updated to work with the CSP standard".
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Google Study Finds Phishing Emails Are More Effective Than Expected
Certain websites included in phishing emails successfully lure users up to 45 percent of the time, according to the study.
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Google Threatened With Lawsuit Over Leaked Nude Celebrity Photos: Report
A lawyer has threatened to sue Google for failing to take the photos off its websites, according to the New York Post.
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Researchers Hack Into Gmail and Other Apps With 92 Percent Accuracy
Researchers identified a weakness believed to exist in Android, Windows and iOS mobile operating systems that could be used to obtain personal information from unsuspecting users.
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US Tech Firms Prepare for China Backlash Over Cyber-Espionage Charges
Companies such IBM and Cisco have already seen their China sales drop after last year's NSA surveillance revelations.
