vulnerabilities

Side-Channel Attack Shows Vulnerabilities Of Cryptocurrency Wallets

What’s in your crypto wallet? The simple answer should be fat stacks of Bitcoin or Ethereum and little more. But if you use a hardware cryptocurrency wallet, you may be carrying around a bit fat vulnerability, too. At the 35C3 conference last year, [Thomas Roth], [Josh Datko], and [Dmitry Nedospasov] presented a side-channel attack on

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Apple issues statement in response to Google security vulnerabilities report

Last week, Google’s Project Zero security research team posted information about a serious vulnerability in iOS. The security exploit (or group of exploits, really) allowed a “small collection of hacked websites” that would, when visited, install code to monitor certain activity on the iPhone. The security holes were patch in iOS 12.1.4 on February 7, 2019,

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Cybersecurity for digital marketers: Discovering site vulnerabilities

Security concerns are incredibly common and have the potential to wreak huge damages to a site and its long-term organic performance Exactly why is cybersecurity important for SEO? If you’re working closely with a website – for an agency, independently, or in-house – it’s likely you’ve been confronted with a security issue at some point.

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What Physical Security Threats and Vulnerabilities Will Cost You

Have you taken stock of how secure your business is from inventory shrinkage due to theft, data theft, and unauthorized access to your building or office? In past market research, Brivo has found that the majority of respondents are overconfident in the security of their businesses. This overconfidence is spurred by a lack of understanding

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Decades-Old Vulnerabilities Found in Intel Chips – Billions of Devices At Risk

Many Bothans died to bring us this information. Well, not really. No one died. And Bothans aren’t real. But two critical vulnerabilities have been discovered in Intel, AMD, and ARM processors that date back over two decades. On Wednesday, January 3, it was publicly disclosed that Google had discovered the vulnerabilities. Dubbed “Meltdown” and “Spectre,”

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Mobile devices offer special vulnerabilities to fraud

Fraud hits online publishers and advertisers on every platform, but mobile devices offer some special opportunities. And, as the types of mobile devices increase, the types of special vulnerabilities are likely to increase. To get a sense of a few mobile-specific fraud weaknesses, we checked in recently with several experts. For Maor Sadra, managing director

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