Researchers said that clickjacking is a threat that’s evolving, with new tactics just starting to emerge. Go to Source

A publicly accessible database exposed the fingerprints and facial recognition information of millions, thrusting biometrics security into the spotlight once again. Go to Source

The notebook maker is warning users of three separate vulnerabilities. Go to Source

A bug in an obscure legacy Windows protocol can lead to serious real-world privilege-escalation attacks. Go to Source

Overall, Intel stomped out three high-severity vulnerabilities and five medium-severity flaws. Go to Source

Bug submission program uses the SecureDrop platform to ensure anonymity. Go to Source

The flaws allow remote code-execution without user interaction or authentication, and are highly exploitable. Go to Source

Patched critical flaws in Adobe’s Photoshop CC photo editing application enable arbitrary code execution. Go to Source

The mobile banking trojan has a few unusual features and bears watching, researchers said. Go to Source

A vulnerability in British Airways’ e-ticketing system could enable a bad actor to view passengers’ personal data or change their booking information. Go to Source