Cybersecurity company 'Imperva" suffers a #databreach exposing sensitive data—emails, hashed salted passwords, API keys and SSL certificates—for a subset of its Cloud Web Application Firewall (WAF) customers.
https://t.co/waIzTc9r3e
—by @security_wang
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Apple just patched an unpatched #Jailbreak flaw that it patched previously but accidentally unpatched lately—Did I confuse you?
Details ➤ https://t.co/zvzdznyCtX
Just update your #iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch devices to the latest #iOS 12.4.1 immediately.
Coincidence? "#hackers are specifically extorting American companies that they know have cyber insurance. After one small insurer highlighted the names of some of its cyber policyholders on its website, three of them were attacked by #ransomware" https://t.co/4WvQNok7NN #malware
Apple has released security updates for macOS Mojave and more. Update today to protect your software products. https://t.co/WmFPJrRuku #Cyber#Cybersecurity#Infosec
A year ago, researchers broke the encryption of the Tesla Model S keyless entry system, showing hackers could wirelessly clone key fobs to steal cars. Tesla made new fobs. Now the same researchers found a bug in the new fobs and cracked them again. https://t.co/OUk4cwtOqx
AIG (one of the largest insurance companies in the world) lists the reasons why companies issue claims for cyber insurance policies. https://t.co/furr28LuR2 /via @japi999
Cybersecurity firm Imperva discloses breach that exposed API keys, SSL certificates, email addresses & hashed passwords for a subset of its Incapsula web application firewall users https://t.co/L9Z014GBt8 "This is the kind of mistake that's up their with their worst nightmare."
WARNING 😱
Hidden malware found in the highly popular — CamScanner — #Android app that has more than 100 million users.
https://t.co/AAUJ6o7w5I
#Google has removed it from its Play Store. To be safe, users are also recommended to uninstall #CamScanner immediately.
A difficult-to-detect #phishing campaign has been targeting employers with "resume" attachments, which peddle #malware used often for espionage.
https://t.co/awzvPUGrzC
99.9 percent of attacks on your accounts could be prevented with one simple action. Learn more in the latest Microsoft Security blog:
https://t.co/rjfxXsnP6B
See this week’s security bulletin at https://t.co/HiHYKRpzKg for a summary of new vulnerabilities recorded in the National Vulnerability Database. #Cyber#Cybersecurity#InfoSec