Vulnerability / a year ago Georgia Officials Quietly Patched Security Holes They Said Didn’t Exist A ProPublica analysis found that the state was busily fixing problems in its voter registration hours after the office of Secretary of State Brian Kemp,
News / 2 years ago Dropbox drops support for most Linux filesystems in November Dropbox users on GNU/Linux distributions were first surprised when an eerie notification popped up on their screen. A thread was opened on Dropbox forums,
News / 2 years ago DtDNS will shut down on August 1, 2018 DtDNS was originally founded to provide services to the users left stranded by the original dyndns service's disappearance, ml.org. But the company announced its
News / 2 years ago Plex adds Podcasts Plex announced the implementation of an often-asked feature: podcasts. If you don't know what Plex is, you're missing out. Plex is the combination of a
News / 2 years ago EasyMesh: a standard to allow different mesh routers to communicate with each other The Wi-Fi Alliance consortium has launched a new protocol that allows manufacturers to develop devices that are compatible with those of other companies: EasyMesh What
News / 2 years ago PSA: PGP/GPG and S/MIME vulnerabilities found Earlier today, a group of European researchers from Münster University, Ruhr-University, and KU Leuven University released a warning on Twitter: We'll publish critical
News / 2 years ago Russia blocks large parts of the web in bid to silence Telegram Telegram is deploying proxies across various cloud providers to allow users of the secure messenger app to continue chatting privately, bypassing the block on Telegram's
Vulnerability / 2 years ago Possible zero-day exploit in VestaCP, the open-source hosting panel [Patch released] Numerous users reported on VestaCP forums that their servers had been compromised. If you have Vesta Control Panel installed on your server, the Vesta CP
News / 2 years ago 8tracks music service breached, millions of passwords stolen 8tracks internet radio and playlist service has been hit by an attack where over 18 million accounts' email and passwords have been stolen. Only users
News / 2 years ago What's new in SpiderOak 7.0? New year, new secure backup software version. US-based SpiderOak has released a new iteration of their encrypted backup and sync software for both desktop and
News / 2 years ago Malwarebytes defective update eats up all your RAM and CPU - how to fix it Malwarebytes Anti-Malware's users, or MBAM for short, have been victim of a defective update. Numerous users noticed the RAM usage of the antimalware process (mbamservice.
News / 2 years ago DuckDuckGo goes beyond search with privacy app and extension DuckDuckGo, the privacy-centric search engine, launched today a new foray into the privacy arena, aiming to protect you beyond your search queries. The new version
News / 2 years ago Ok Google, give me my Docs back Earlier today reports from panicked Google Docs users poured out on Twitter: people were getting locked out of documents they were writing. It started with
News / 2 years ago The New York Times launches .onion site The New York Times announced the launch of a TOR-only version of their website. The New York Times reports on stories all over the world,
News / 2 years ago KRACK in Wi-Fi : severe flaw discovered in WPA2 protocol A security problem with Wi-Fi networks has been discovered. Wifi is everywhere : chances are you use it at home and at work. And this time,
News / 2 years ago Google Drive is the new Pirate Bay As torrent websites keep falling one after the other, people downloading movies and TV shows have to get more creative to access the content they
