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2019
Five tips to keep your data secure while traveling
More than 100 million people travel every day. This is why we’ve decided to list some of the best practices to keep your data safe while away from home.
Magecart: a threat for e-commerce
Magecart inserts malicious code into websites in order to steal their customers’ data when they make a purchase.This technique is called digital skimming.
Facebook and its past, present and future fines
The Autorità Garante Privacy, the Italian data protection organization, has fined Facebook €1 million for its role in the Cambridge Analytica scandal
British Airways and the GDPR: a record fine
The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) in the UK has fined the British Airways £183 million for the data breach that hit the company in September 2018.
XENOTIME: the APT threatening critical infrastructure
XENOTIME, an APT that attacks critical infrastructure, has stated to probe the networks of electric utility companies in the United States and Asia-Pacific.
What to expect from Facebook’s Libra Cryptocurrency?
Facebook recently announced plans to launch a new cryptocurrency called Libra. See what is their movation for doing this and how it could affect you.
GoldBrute: the botnet searching for RDP connections
GoldBrute is a botnet that is currently scanning the Internet, actively searching for Windows machines with Remote Desktop Protocol enabled.
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