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  1. A set of address-spoofing bugs affect users of six different types of mobile browsers, with some remaining unpatched. View the full article
  2. The company already patched an API flaw that allowed a security researcher to use the app to find the real identity of drivers using it. View the full article
  3. DOJ charges six Russian nationals for their alleged part in the NotPetya, Ukraine power grid and Olympics cyberattacks. View the full article
  4. This post is originally published on Designmodo: Win-Back Email Newsletters: Engaging Examples for Marketing You may have the best product in the world, provide the most memorable user experience, and put your heart and soul into relationships with the customers; but according to statistics, almost 25% of subscribers will leave eventually. It may happen … For more information please contact Designmodo View the full article
  5. Researchers said the group was able to move from initial phish to full domain-wide encryption in just five hours. View the full article
  6. A new threat report shows that APTs are switching up their tactics when exploiting Microsoft services like Exchange and OWA, in order to avoid detection. View the full article
  7. In both cases, cybercriminals claim to have reams of information for the popular gaming titles. View the full article
  8. The two important-severity flaws in Microsoft Windows Codecs Library and Visual Studio Code could enable remote code execution. View the full article
  9. Google's Threat Analysis Group sheds more light on targeted credential phishing and malware attacks on the staff of Joe Biden's presidential campaign. View the full article
  10. Fortinet researchers are seeing a pivot in the spear-phishing and phishing lures used by cybercriminals, to entice potential job candidates as businesses open up. View the full article
  11. The move is a distinct change in direction for the app, which has been criticized and even banned for its security practices. View the full article
  12. Adobe says the two critical flaws (CVE-2020-24407 and CVE-2020-24400) could allow arbitrary code execution as well as read or write access to the database. View the full article
  13. In-game features of the just-released FIFA 21 title give scammers easy access its vast audience. View the full article
  14. After backlash over false marketing around its encryption policies, Zoom will finally roll out end-to-end encryption next week. View the full article
  15. This post is originally published on Designmodo: Email Design Accessibility: Why It Is Important to Improve It We are fighting for equal rights for all people. This extends to a comfortable online environment for users with various disabilities. Thanks to assistive technologies, the vision-impaired can check inboxes, visit websites, and watch videos. To aid them, we should … For more information please contact Designmodo View the full article
  16. Organizations worldwide – including Travelex – have been sent letters threatening to launch DDoS attacks on their network unless a $230K ransom is paid. View the full article
  17. The CVE-2020-5135 stack-based buffer overflow security vulnerability is trivial to exploit, without logging in. View the full article
  18. Intel's addition of memory encryption to its upcoming 3rd generation Xeon Scalable processors matches AMD's Secure Memory Encryption (SME) feature. View the full article
  19. Intel and Google are urging users to update the Linux kernel to version 5.9 or later. View the full article
  20. There were 11 critical bugs and six that were unpatched but publicly known in this month's regularly scheduled Microsoft updates. View the full article
  21. Researchers warn of a spike in the cryptocurrency-mining botnet since August 2020. View the full article
  22. The flaw stems from a NULL Pointer Dereference error and plagues the Windows, macOS, Linux and ChromeOS versions of Adobe Flash Player. View the full article
  23. Cybercriminals are chaining Microsoft's Zerologon flaw with other exploits in order to infiltrate government systems, putting election systems at risk, a new CISA and FBI advisory warns. View the full article
  24. The streaming box allows arbitrary code execution as root, paving the way to pilfering social-media tokens, passwords, messaging history and more. View the full article
  25. Bad actors are leveraging legitimate services and tools within Microsoft's productivity suite to launch cyberattacks on COVID-19 stay-at-home workers, new research finds. View the full article
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