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Researcher Makes Shocking Claims About iPhone Apps Of Meta, Instagram and TikTok
A security researcher has made some serious allegations against Meta (previously known as Facebook), Instagram and TikTok, saying their iPhone applications may be capable of tracking everything users type in their in-app internet browsers.
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Ukraine Ethical Hackers Bewildered as HackerOne Bug Bounty Platform Said to Halt Their Payouts
Ethical hackers in Ukraine are feeling lost amid the ongoing disruption from Russia as bug bounty platform HackerOne has withheld their payouts. Some of them have taken the issue to social media.
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Tinder App Lacks Encryption, User's Privacy at Risk: Checkmarx
Research firm Checkmarx has found vulnerabilities on Tinder's Android as well as iOS apps.
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UK Security Researcher Who Stopped 'WannaCry' Attack Arrested In US On Hacking Charges
A British computer security researcher hailed as a hero for thwarting the "WannaCry" ransomware onslaught was in US custody on Thursday after being indicted on charges of creating malware to attack banks.
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Facebook Bug Bounty Program Awards Indians the Most for Finding Flaws
Facebook under its Bug Bounty program paid security researchers from India the most money from its $611,471 reward in first half of 2016; USA and Mexico were next.
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Database Of 191 Million US Voters Exposed On Internet, Says Researcher
An independent computer security researcher uncovered a database of information on 191 million voters that is exposed on the open Internet due to an incorrectly configured database, he said on Monday.
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Heartache for Japan's Real-Life 40-Year-Old Virgins
Takashi Sakai is a healthy 41-year-old heterosexual man with a good job and a charming smile. But he's never had sex, one of a growing number of middle-aged Japanese men who are still virgins.
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Edward Snowden Leaks Spur New Crop of Secure Phones, Communications
Public concerns about the US government's secretive surveillance programs exposed by Edward Snowden have spawned a slew of encryption products and privacy services that aim to make electronic spying more difficult.
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Researcher Makes Shocking Claims About iPhone Apps Of Meta, Instagram and TikTok
A security researcher has made some serious allegations against Meta (previously known as Facebook), Instagram and TikTok, saying their iPhone applications may be capable of tracking everything users type in their in-app internet browsers.
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Ukraine Ethical Hackers Bewildered as HackerOne Bug Bounty Platform Said to Halt Their Payouts
Ethical hackers in Ukraine are feeling lost amid the ongoing disruption from Russia as bug bounty platform HackerOne has withheld their payouts. Some of them have taken the issue to social media.
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Tinder App Lacks Encryption, User's Privacy at Risk: Checkmarx
Research firm Checkmarx has found vulnerabilities on Tinder's Android as well as iOS apps.
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UK Security Researcher Who Stopped 'WannaCry' Attack Arrested In US On Hacking Charges
A British computer security researcher hailed as a hero for thwarting the "WannaCry" ransomware onslaught was in US custody on Thursday after being indicted on charges of creating malware to attack banks.
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Facebook Bug Bounty Program Awards Indians the Most for Finding Flaws
Facebook under its Bug Bounty program paid security researchers from India the most money from its $611,471 reward in first half of 2016; USA and Mexico were next.
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Database Of 191 Million US Voters Exposed On Internet, Says Researcher
An independent computer security researcher uncovered a database of information on 191 million voters that is exposed on the open Internet due to an incorrectly configured database, he said on Monday.
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Heartache for Japan's Real-Life 40-Year-Old Virgins
Takashi Sakai is a healthy 41-year-old heterosexual man with a good job and a charming smile. But he's never had sex, one of a growing number of middle-aged Japanese men who are still virgins.
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Edward Snowden Leaks Spur New Crop of Secure Phones, Communications
Public concerns about the US government's secretive surveillance programs exposed by Edward Snowden have spawned a slew of encryption products and privacy services that aim to make electronic spying more difficult.
