By Rich Mogull (Macworld)
As a security analyst and researcher, I often find myself exploring some of the darker corners of the Internet. In the course of staying current on security issues, I frequently must browse the sorts of Web sites no average person should go anywhere near; I’m also far more likely to be targeted in an attack. That’s forced me to develop a somewhat extreme approach to safer surfing. Read the full story [macworld.com]
As a security analyst and researcher, I often find myself exploring some of the darker corners of the Internet. In the course of staying current on security issues, I frequently must browse the sorts of Web sites no average person should go anywhere near; I’m also far more likely to be targeted in an attack. That’s forced me to develop a somewhat extreme approach to safer surfing. Read the full story [macworld.com]
Philippines COVID-KAYA app allowed for unauthorized access typically protected by ‘superuser’ credentials and also may have exposed patient data.
The bug has been under active attack as a zero-day.
While 1.7 million of the certificates potentially affected by a CAA bug have already been replaced, around 1 million are still active.
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