Facebook’s Rough History of Failed User Revolts
What will ultimately be the driving force for Facebook to value data privacy? Go to Source
Patched Click2Gov Flaw Still Afflicting Local Govs
Local governments aren’t updating the vulnerable systems. Go to Source
Hackers Succeed in NASA Mission, Lifting Thousands of Employee Records
Twelve years’ worth of data has blasted off into the Dark Web. Go to Source
Threatpost Poll: Do You Hate Facebook?
Weigh in on Facebook and privacy in our short poll. Go to Source
Facebook Fights Back on Secret Data-Sharing Partnerships
Facebook is under fire again after a bombshell report claims it has broad data-sharing arrangements with Amazon, Apple, Netflix and others. Go to Source
Russia-Linked Sofacy Debuts Fresh Zebrocy Malware Variant
The group continues to evolve its custom malware in an effort to evade detection. Go to Source
WordPress Targeted with Clever SEO Injection Malware
The malware does its best to obfuscate SEO injection in WordPress and evade notice from web admins. Go to Source
Hidden Code in Memes Instruct Malware via Twitter
Analysts discover malicious code embedded in tweeted images. Go to Source
WSJ Webpage Defaced to Support PewDiePie
The hack comes on the heels of the PewDiePie-supporting printer attacks over the weekend. Go to Source
Newsmaker Interview: Troy Mursch on Top Botnet Trends
MikroTik, Hadoop clusters, legislation and more will mark the botnet space in 2019. Go to Source