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Over 900,000 Americans just had their personal and health info exposed in medical data breach — names, phone numbers, treatments and SSNs
By Anthony Spadafora published
Preesia subsidiary ConnectOnCall has revealed that it fell victim to a breach in which an unauthorized attacker managed to access app data and provider-patient communications.
Apple Passwords app affected by critical bug — update to iOS 18.2 now
By Amber Bouman published
The iOS 18.2 update fixes a critical bug in Apple's Passwords app that could open up users to a malicious attack.
Only 3 of the top 150 Android apps can detect reverse engineering tool Frida — here's why that's bad
By Amber Bouman published
Frida is a popular tool used by security researchers to examine apps but hackers could also use it to reverse engineer them.
Thousands including children exposed in major data breach — names, addresses, Social Security numbers and more accessed by hackers
By Anthony Spadafora last updated
Datavant has suffered a data breach that exposed the sensitive personal info of thousands of children after an employee fell for a phishing email.
Russia disrupts internet connection across several regions – is there more to come?
By George Phillips published
Russia has conducted "sovereign internet" tests as it cuts regions off from the internet – what does this mean for the future of internet freedoms in the country?
Half a million medical patients just had their addresses, dates of birth, SSNs and more stolen by hackers — how to stay safe
By Anthony Spadafora published
The Center for Vein Restoration has revealed that it fell victim to a data breach back in October and that hackers may have accessed medical files containing patient information.
Hackers are posing as job recruiters to spread a dangerous banking trojan and steal your money — don’t fall for this
By Anthony Spadafora published
Hackers have begun impersonating recruiters and HR representatives to distribute a new version of the Antidot banking trojan to unsuspecting job seekers.
Fake video conferencing app is stealing passwords and spreading malware — how to stay safe
By Amber Bouman published
Threat actors are using fake meeting apps to steal information and spread malware.
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