Apple Updates Privacy Policies After Siri Audio Recording Backlash
Apple’s “grading” process, which listens to Siri voice recordings, will now be in-house and has an option for users to opt out. Go to Source
Apple’s “grading” process, which listens to Siri voice recordings, will now be in-house and has an option for users to opt out. Go to Source
The bug could enable remote code-execution, information-siphoning or denial-of-service attacks. Go to Source
An analysis of threat techniques used by Silence Group, Goblin Panda and Zegost, which can help construct effective defenses. Go to Source
A round of phishing emails purports to be from job seekers – but actually uses a slew of detection evasion tactics to download malware on victim systems. Go to Source
Seemingly handy PDF and OCR app turns out to be a privacy horror show. Go to Source
The issue impacts users of the vendor’s Cloud WAF product. Go to Source
A new threat group has been discovered targeting Middle Eastern critical infrastructure firms with spearphishing emails laced with malware. Go to Source
Apple has released an emergency patch in iOS 12.4.1 that addresses a vulnerability that opened iPhones to jailbreaks. Go to Source
The emails are well-crafted and extremely convincing. Go to Source
Fraudsters are using social media to spam, steal information, spread propaganda and execute social-engineering campaigns. Go to Source