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1. Massive Database Leak Gives Us a Window into China’s Digital Surveillance State (0 Replies)
2. New Thai Laws Allow Government to Access Information Without Warrants: Report (0 Replies)
3. Operator of Eight DDoS-For-Hire Services Pleads Guilty (0 Replies)
4. Millions of Utilities Customers’ Passwords Stored in Plain Text (0 Replies)
5. Australia Should Name Parliament Cyber Attackers (0 Replies)
6. Adobe patches the same critical Reader flaw twice in one week (0 Replies)
7. APT Hackers Targeting Windows platform to Attack Government Institutions & Corporatio (0 Replies)
8. 70000 Pakistani Banks Credits Cards with PIN Available for Sale in Dark Web Markets (0 Replies)
9. Hackers using Malware that Steal Premium Users Credentials from Pornhub, XVideos to s (0 Replies)
10. Microsoft publishes security alert on IIS bug that causes 100% CPU usage spikes (0 Replies)
11. Siegeware: When criminals take over your smart building (0 Replies)
12. Australia’s main political parties hit by ‘sophisticated’ cyberattack (0 Replies)
13. Docker Container Escape Vulnerability With PoC (CVE-2019-5736) (0 Replies)
14. Cryptojacking Apps are Found on Microsoft Store (0 Replies)
15. New Clever Phishing Scam Hits Facebook (2 Replies)
16. Hacker Breaches Dozens of Sites, Puts 127 Million New Records Up for Sale (0 Replies)
17. The Department of Homeland Security Say Foreign Based VPN’s Pose a Threat to National (0 Replies)
18. FBI arrests second Apophis Squad hacker in the US (0 Replies)
19. Good Guy Malware: Linux Virus Removes Other Infections to Mine on Its Own (2 Replies)
20. Bleichenbacher Oracle Attack Variation Subjects TLS Encryption To Further Vulnerabili (0 Replies)