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Digital Anarchist – Watch What’s Next in Tech
Today, we announce the launch of the next version of Digital Anarchist, our next-generation video platform, at digitalanarchist.com. The content is also available on the DevOps.com mobile app and OTT channels on ...
Apple showcases privacy innovations at WWDC 2019: Sign in with Apple, AdGuard Pro, new App Store guidelines and more
Apple is getting pretty serious about user privacy. Last month, Apple had proposed a “privacy-focused” ad click attribution model to count conversions without tracking users. And just yesterday, Apple announced a host ...
Over 19 years of ANU(Australian National University) students’ and staff data breached
The Australian National University (ANU) recently revealed they were hacked and personal data of students and staff over 19 years have been accessed. An official letter from ANU’s Vice-Chancellor, Brian Schmidt said ...
PyPI announces 2FA for securing Python package downloads
Yesterday, Python’s core development team announced that PyPI now offers two-factor authentication to increase the security of Python package downloads and thus reduce the risk of unauthorized account access. The team announced ...
All Docker versions are now vulnerable to a symlink race attack
Yesterday Aleksa Sarai, Senior Software Engineer at SUSE Linux GmbH, notified users that the ‘ docker cp’ is vulnerable to symlink-exchange race attacks. This attack makes all the Docker versions vulnerable. This ...
Canva faced security breach, 139 million users data hacked: ZDNet reports
Last Friday, ZDNet reported about Canva’s data breach. Canva is a popular Sydney-based startup which offers a graphic design service. According to the hacker, who directly contacted ZDNet, data of roughly 139 ...
SnapLion: An internal tool Snapchat employees abused to spy on user data
A report released by Motherboard yesterday reveals employees of Snap Inc., the parent company of the popular social media, Snapchat, abused privileged data management tools to spy on Snap users. They gained ...
Deutsche Bank’s decade old faulty software may have stopped it from reporting suspicious transactions
On Wednesday, Germany’s biggest bank, Deutsche Bank, shared that it has found a bug in its decade old software that it has using for flagging suspicious transactions. This news came out just ...
SENSORID attack: Calibration fingerprinting that can easily trace your iOS and Android phones, study reveals
A new study by researchers at Cambridge University’s Computer Laboratory has revealed that an attack called calibration fingerprinting or SENSORID, allows iOS and Android devices to be tracked across the internet. The ...
TP-Link kept thousands of vulnerable routers at risk of remote hijack, failed to alert customers
Yesterday, TechCrunch reported that thousands of TP-Link routers are still vulnerable to a bug, discovered in January 2018. This vulnerability can allow any low-skilled attacker to remotely gain full access to an ...
