Search Results for: Amazon Blog Post France Fines Google, Facebook €210 Million Over Privacy Violating Tracking Cookies January 31, 2022 The general public and government authorities are becoming increasingly conscientious about protecting data privacy online. In recent years, we’ve seen... Blog Post Working from home? Switch off Amazon’s Alexa (say lawyers) March 26, 2020 The outbreak of COVID-19 disrupted modern working life and brings us a new working style: Remote working. However, working from... Blog Post Fake Amazon Representatives Caused Phone Scam in England January 29, 2020 Scammers in England set up a complex hoax, pretending to be Amazon representatives and called up Amazon users. They claimed... Blog Post U.S. Department of Justice to Investigate Amazon, Google, and Other Big Tech Firms July 21, 2019 The Department of Justice is preparing a broad antitrust review of Big Tech companies — separate from those recently announced... Blog Post Amazon Employees Listen into your Alexa Conversations April 12, 2019 A new report suggests that Amazon employees can listen into your conversations with Alexa. Amazon has a designated ‘annotation team’... Blog Post Amazon’s Ring Gave Employees Access to Video Feeds January 14, 2019 Amazon’s Ring reportedly allowed employees to access to customer’s live video feeds. Ring denies these allegations, however, an anonymous source... Newsletter Amazon Data Breach November 27, 2018 Blog Post The Implementation of HTTP/2 May be Exposing Websites to Risk September 7, 2021 James Kettle – director of research at PortSwigger – demonstrated at BlackHat 2021 how attackers can exploit current practices surrounding... Blog Post Log4j Vulnerability Causes Panic Across the Internet December 14, 2021 The Log4j zero-day vulnerability is a considerable risk for internet security. Companies worldwide are scrambling to update their servers and... Blog Post Amazon hit with a Data Breach right before Black Friday November 25, 2018 Amazon was hit with a data breach just days before Black Friday and Cyber Monday, the biggest shopping time of... Blog Post Reformed Convicted Hacker Opens Up in Reddit AMA January 10, 2022 Daniel Kelley, a reformed British computer hacker who committed over £70,000,000 in damages, has decided to share his story and... Blog Post Ring Now Forces 2FA Logins February 23, 2020 Amazon is reportedly enforcing mandatory 2FA on Ring account logins. Although 2FA (two-factor authentication) is already optional for Ring accounts,... Blog Post LIFARS Advisory: Kr00k – CVE-2019-15126 March 6, 2020 CVE-2019-15126 nicknamed as “Kr00k“ is a new vulnerability in Broadcom and Cypress Wi-Fi chips. The vulnerability was disclosed by ESET... Newsletter Hacking – Amazon Cloud? June 5, 2018 Blog Post NextMotion Plastic surgery firm adds on to the Victim List of Cyber attack in Healthcare February 25, 2020 A recently encountered breach in database belonging to plastic surgery technology company NextMotion adds on to the Healthcare industry cyber...
Blog Post France Fines Google, Facebook €210 Million Over Privacy Violating Tracking Cookies January 31, 2022 The general public and government authorities are becoming increasingly conscientious about protecting data privacy online. In recent years, we’ve seen...
Blog Post Working from home? Switch off Amazon’s Alexa (say lawyers) March 26, 2020 The outbreak of COVID-19 disrupted modern working life and brings us a new working style: Remote working. However, working from...
Blog Post Fake Amazon Representatives Caused Phone Scam in England January 29, 2020 Scammers in England set up a complex hoax, pretending to be Amazon representatives and called up Amazon users. They claimed...
Blog Post U.S. Department of Justice to Investigate Amazon, Google, and Other Big Tech Firms July 21, 2019 The Department of Justice is preparing a broad antitrust review of Big Tech companies — separate from those recently announced...
Blog Post Amazon Employees Listen into your Alexa Conversations April 12, 2019 A new report suggests that Amazon employees can listen into your conversations with Alexa. Amazon has a designated ‘annotation team’...
Blog Post Amazon’s Ring Gave Employees Access to Video Feeds January 14, 2019 Amazon’s Ring reportedly allowed employees to access to customer’s live video feeds. Ring denies these allegations, however, an anonymous source...
Blog Post The Implementation of HTTP/2 May be Exposing Websites to Risk September 7, 2021 James Kettle – director of research at PortSwigger – demonstrated at BlackHat 2021 how attackers can exploit current practices surrounding...
Blog Post Log4j Vulnerability Causes Panic Across the Internet December 14, 2021 The Log4j zero-day vulnerability is a considerable risk for internet security. Companies worldwide are scrambling to update their servers and...
Blog Post Amazon hit with a Data Breach right before Black Friday November 25, 2018 Amazon was hit with a data breach just days before Black Friday and Cyber Monday, the biggest shopping time of...
Blog Post Reformed Convicted Hacker Opens Up in Reddit AMA January 10, 2022 Daniel Kelley, a reformed British computer hacker who committed over £70,000,000 in damages, has decided to share his story and...
Blog Post Ring Now Forces 2FA Logins February 23, 2020 Amazon is reportedly enforcing mandatory 2FA on Ring account logins. Although 2FA (two-factor authentication) is already optional for Ring accounts,...
Blog Post LIFARS Advisory: Kr00k – CVE-2019-15126 March 6, 2020 CVE-2019-15126 nicknamed as “Kr00k“ is a new vulnerability in Broadcom and Cypress Wi-Fi chips. The vulnerability was disclosed by ESET...
Blog Post NextMotion Plastic surgery firm adds on to the Victim List of Cyber attack in Healthcare February 25, 2020 A recently encountered breach in database belonging to plastic surgery technology company NextMotion adds on to the Healthcare industry cyber...
