Google Fined $57M in Largest GDPR Slap Yet
The French Data Protection Authority (DPA) found a lack of transparency when it comes to how Google harvests and uses personal data for ad-targeting purposes.
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Critical, Unpatched Cisco Flaw Leaves Small Business Networks Wide Open
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A default configuration allows full admin access to unauthenticated attackers.
Adobe Issues Unscheduled Updates for Experience Manager Platform
The patches are part of Adobe’s second unscheduled update this month.
How Web Apps Can Turn Browser Extensions Into Backdoors
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Two apps on Google Play were infecting devices with the Anubis mobile banking trojan.
The Fallout EK has added the latest Flash vulnerability to its bad of tricks, among other tune-ups.
Threatpost editors break down the top headlines from the week ended Jan. 18.
Twitter has fixed the issue, which has been ongoing since 2014.
Microsoft is offering rewards of up to $20,000 for flaws in its Azure DevOps online services and the latest release of the Azure DevOps server.
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Newsmaker Interview: Bruce Schneier on Physical Cyber Threats
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Newsmaker Interview: Troy Mursch on Top Botnet Trends
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Chris Vickery on the Marriott Breach and a Rash of Recent High-Profile Hacks
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Newsmaker Interview: Katie Moussouris on Improving Bug Bounty Programs
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Newsmaker Interview: Tom Kellermann on Hacking the Midterm Elections
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Snowden’s Attorney Urges Canada to Take in Whistleblower Helpers (Part Two)
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Podcast: Beware These Top Security Threats in 2019
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