Security

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  March 21, 2023Security

  Why ChatGPT Will Not Take Over The World

  As an artificial intelligence model, ChatGPT is capable of processing vast amounts of information, generating responses to questions, and engaging in conversations with users. However, despite its impressive capabilities, it […]

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  January 2, 2023Facepalm Security, News, Security

  The Last Straw For LastPass, Why I Dumped It

  I will begin that a password vault for personal and enterprise use is one of the best practices and solutions everyone should use. This post along with the situation with […]

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  November 4, 2022Security

  10 Security Tips for Software & App Developers to Keep Your Data Safe

  It’s no secret that software and app developers are a major target for cybercriminals. There are so many ways applications can be exploited, but the most common way attackers breach […]

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  September 22, 2022Security

  The Vehicle Industry Has To Deal With Increased Cyberattacks In 2023

  Unfortunately, we see cyberattacks becoming a huge problem and quite a common occurrence in several industries. But, some will be more affected than others in the near future, with the […]

• September 8, 2022News

  Source: https://www.databreaches.net/resource-storing-passwords-in-your-browser-can-ruin-your-life-but-will-make-criminals-very-happy/

• September 6, 2022News

  Does Your Toothbrush Really Need Bluetooth?

  We’re used to holding advanced wireless technology up to our ears, but putting it inside our mouth may be slightly off-putting for some. Toothbrushes are no longer content to simply […]

• August 31, 2022News

  1.4 Million Times Installed Chrome Extensions Steal Browsing Data

  Earlier, a report from security firm McAfee detailed the malicious extensions redirecting users to phishing sites and inserting affiliate IDs into cookies of eCommerce sites. Source: https://gbhackers.com/million-times-installed-chrome-extensions/

• August 30, 2022News

  Galois Open Sources Tools for Finding Vulnerabilities in C, C++ Code

  Galois, a firm specialized in the research and development of new technologies, has open sourced a suite of tools for identifying vulnerabilities in C and C++ code. Source: https://www.securityweek.com/galois-open-sources-tools-finding-vulnerabilities-c-c-code

• August 30, 2022News

  Pwn2Own Offers $100,000 for Home Office Hacking Scenario

  Trend Micro’s Zero Day Initiative (ZDI) has announced the targets and prizes for its next Pwn2Own hacking competition, as well as the introduction of a new category that aims to […]

• August 29, 2022News

  VMware Flaw Let Attackers Escalate Privilege in VMware Tools Suite

  Cloud computing company, VMware addresses local privilege escalation vulnerability in the VMware Tools suite of utilities that impacts both Windows and Linux platforms. The flaw is tracked as (CVE-2022-31676), a […]