With partner abuse increasingly going digital, we took an in-depth look this week at what needs to be done to stop the scourge of stalkerware
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The new feature is intended to protect the kind of data that you hold particularly dear
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A few days apart, two cities in Florida cave in to extortionists’ demands in hopes of restoring access to municipal computer systems
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What technology makers and others can – and should – do to counter the kind of surveillance that starts at home
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The infiltration was only spotted and stopped after the hackers roamed the network undetected for almost a year
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ESET researchers throw light on an unusual cryptocurrency miner and on Android apps that can get around 2FA protections
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Why smaller businesses cannot afford to ignore how they gather, store and protect data
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The story of a Linux miner bundled with pirated copies of VST (Virtual Studio Technology) software for Windows and macOS
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Are you in the 26% of people who use one of these PIN codes to unlock their phones?
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Locked out and out of luck? The photo-sharing platform is trialing new methods to reunite you with your lost account
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ESET analysis uncovers a novel technique bypassing SMS-based two-factor authentication while circumventing Google’s recent SMS permissions restrictions
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What are the main security concerns associated with smart buildings and why are they in the crosshairs of cybercriminals?
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By contrast, about an equal number of people are very well aware of their GDPR-guaranteed rights
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La Liga has taken substantial flak for tapping into microphones and geolocation services in fans‘ phones in a bid to root out piracy
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A recent talk by ESET's Global Security Evangelist Tony Anscombe looks at the key security challenges facing intelligent buildings
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The images, collected over one and a half months, were taken as the travelers crossed an unspecified border point
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ESET research shows how Wajam has evolved into an adware operation that keeps coming up with new tricks in order to evade detection
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If exploited, the security hole in unpatched versions of Exim could allow attackers to run arbitrary commands on vulnerable mail servers
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The alert comes on the heels of Microsoft’s second advisory calling on people to take action before it’s too late
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How a Montreal-made "social search engine" application has managed to become a widely-spread adware, while escaping consequences
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It is the second major breach that the Australian National University suffered in 2018
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