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Cybersecurity & IT Security

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Apple alert: Your iPhone could be the target of spyware

Apple recently issued a worrying alert to certain iPhone users, warning them of a potential infiltration by spyware. An alarming notification On Wednesday 10 July, iPhone users in 98 countries received a notification from Apple warning them of hacking attempts. As the

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Google strengthens the security of your accounts with Passkeys: Here's how to use them

Google is breaking new ground by introducing passkeys to its advanced protection programme, offering a more secure configuration option. Pixel and iPhone users can now use biometric authentication on their devices to strengthen the security of their accounts. Why adopt Passkeys? In the digital age, the protection of personal information

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SMS two-factor authentication flaw revealed: More than 200 million codes exposed

A Worrying Security Breach Two-factor authentication (2FA) has become an essential pillar of online security, providing an extra layer of protection for users. Among the most common methods, sending codes by SMS stands out for its simplicity and accessibility. However, a recent discovery by researchers at Chaos Computer

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Avast fined 16.5 M$ by the FTC for reselling data

In a decision that has shaken the world of cybersecurity, Avast, a renowned security solutions provider, has been forced to pay 16.5 million dollars to the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC). The reason: the illegal sale of its users' browsing data for advertising purposes. Already found guilty on several occasions

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AnyDesk, victim of a major cyber-attack: identifiers for sale on the dark web

German remote control software giant AnyDesk was recently the target of a major cyber attack, exposing a vulnerability in its IT system. Despite the immediate measures taken to strengthen security, the situation took a worrying turn when AnyDesk credentials were put up for sale on the dark web. In

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Windows in Red Alert: Phemedrome, the Malware that Trembles the Web

Ring the bells and raise the warning flags, because cyberspace is in turmoil: a digital plague dubbed Phemedrome is prowling the Internet, targeting the ships of the Windows empire. But make no mistake about it, Phemedrome is no mere pirate of virtual space; it is the spearhead of the Windows empire.

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Unprecedented blackmail: Hackers file a complaint against their victim for concealing an attack

In an unusual twist of cybercrime, the notorious hacker group ALPHV/BlackCat filed a complaint with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on 15 November against one of their victims, MeridianLink. The hackers accuse the company, which specialises in digital solutions for financial institutions, of concealing a cyber attack and are seeking to

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Demystifying smartphone security: The hidden reality behind iOS and Android

Introduction: In the complex landscape of smartphone choices, the enduring issue of security remains crucial for any modern organisation. Between Apple's iconic iPhone, powered by the iOS operating system, and Google's multiple Android offerings, the prevailing perception is that iOS is unwaveringly secure. However, a deeper dive into this notion of

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Shadow hacking: Customers fall victim to sophisticated attack

At the end of September, Shadow, the cloud service now owned by Octave Klaba (OVHCloud), was the target of a major computer attack. Hackers succeeded in stealing personal data belonging to the platform's customers, including their names, e-mail addresses, dates of birth, billing addresses and bank card expiry dates. However, the

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WhatsApp hacking: Vulnerabilities sell for big bucks

Vulnerabilities that can be used to hack into a WhatsApp account have become a veritable bargaining chip on the vulnerability market. Over the years, the bounties offered to researchers who discover these flaws, which allow them to access a target's messages, have risen sharply. WhatsApp's zero-day security flaws are particularly prized, according to

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