ServiceNow Fixes Flaw That Could Lead to Unauthorized Access to Instances
Jeffrey Burt | | bug bounty programs, Cloud Security, reddit, security flaw, servicenow security, Unauthorized Access, vulnerability
ServiceNow this month fixed a flaw in its cloud platform that could have given attackers unauthorized access to user instances, but said that the "anomalous activity" related to the vulnerability likely was ...
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Reddit, porn sites fined by UK regulators over children’s safety and privacy
Ofcom and the Information Commissioner's Office respectively fined a US porn company and Reddit for failing to protect children online ...
Google Shutting Down Dark Web Report Met with Mixed Reactions
Jeffrey Burt | | dark web market, email password, Google Account, Google dark web report, Google passkey, identity scams, MalwareBytes, personal information protection, reddit
Google is shutting down its dark web report tool, which was released in 2023 to alert users when their information was found available on the darknet. However, while the report sent alerts, ...
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Live at RSA: AI Hype, Enhanced Security, and the Future of Cybersecurity Tools
Tom Eston | | AI, AI Hype, Cyber Security, Cybersecurity, Cybersecurity Poverty Line, Data Privacy, Digital Privacy, Enhanced Security, Episodes, Information Security, Infosec, Matt Johansen, Podcast, Podcasts, Privacy, reddit, rsa, RSA Conference, San Francisco, security, technology, Vendor Hype, vendors, VulnerableU, Weekly Edition
In this first-ever in-person recording of Shared Security, Tom and Kevin, along with special guest Matt Johansen from Reddit, discuss their experience at the RSA conference in San Francisco, including their walk-through ...
Reddit Ransomware Raid Redux: BlackCat/ALPHV Demands $4.5M
Richi Jennings | | ALPHV ransomware, Blackcat, BlackCat ransomware, Breach, Privacy, Ransomware, reddit, Reddit breach, SB Blogwatch
And now, this: John-Oliver-pics protest won’t change Reddit policy, but will ransom demand work? ...
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Netflix Cracks Down on Password Sharing, AI Legal Research Gone Wrong, Fake Identities and Surveillance Firms
Tom Eston | | AI, Bias, ChatGPT, Cyber Security, Cybersecurity, Data Privacy, Digital Privacy, Discord, Episodes, Information Security, Infosec, Lawyer, lawyers, legal, Misinformation, netflix, Password, password sharing, passwords, Podcast, Podcasts, Privacy, reddit, security, surveillance, technology, Weekly Edition, WhatsApp
Netflix plans to crack down on the widespread practice of password sharing among households. We discuss their new verification feature and its impact on user experience and security. A lawyer finds himself ...
Reddit Hacked, Preventing Accidental Location Sharing, Developer Hacks His Own Company
Tom Eston | | china, cryptocurrency, Cyber Security, Cybersecurity, Data breach, Data Privacy, Digital Privacy, Episodes, extortion, felony, google, Information Security, Infosec, location tracking, Phishing, Podcast, Podcasts, Privacy, reddit, security, Spy Balloon, technology, UAP, Ubiquiti, UFO, Weekly Edition
Reddit announced that it was the victim of a phishing attack aimed at its employees, resulting in unauthorized access to internal documents, code, and some unspecified business systems. Advice on managing device ...
Reddit Hacked — 2FA is no Phishing Phix
Richi Jennings | | 2fa, 2FA phishing, 2FA/MFA, FIDO2, MFA, Phishing, reddit, Reddit breach, SB Blogwatch, spear fishing, TOTP, WebAuthn
Reddit got hacked with a “sophisticated” spear phishing attack. The individual victim was an employee who clicked the wrong email link ...
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1/6/21 Insurrection—What Did the Social Networks Know?
Richi Jennings | | alphabet, an orchestrated plan to [murder] our elected officials on live national TV, Congress, Cyber Militia, facebook, google, insurrection, Meta, reddit, SB Blogwatch, subpoena, subpoenas, Twitter, US Capitol Riot, US Congress
The January 6 committee has had enough of delay and prevarication. It’s written yet again to four social network CEOs, telling them in no uncertain terms to get a move on. Oh, ...
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Best of 2020: ‘TikTok is Spyware,’ Warns Reddit CEO. ‘We Don’t Care,’ Say Users
Millennial social app TikTok is “fundamentally parasitic,” according to Steve Huffman, Reddit’s co-founder ...
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