Year: 2020

What are some of the key security risks to be aware of when using USB flash drives and how can you mitigate the threats? The post How safe is your USB drive? appeared first on WeLiveSecurity

The flaws, neither of which is being actively exploited, were fixed merely days after the monthly Patch Tuesday rollout The post Microsoft issues two emergency Windows patches appeared first on WeLiveSecurity

You don’t need a degree in cybersecurity or a bottomless budget to do the security basics well – here are five things that will get you on the right track The post 5 things you can do to secure your home office without hiring an expert appeared first on WeLiveSecurity

School closings and more screen time can ultimately put children at an increased risk of being kidnapped by strangers they met online The post Child abductors may use social media to lure victims, FBI warns appeared first on WeLiveSecurity

The videoconferencing platform is making the feature available to users of both free and paid tiers The post Zoom to begin rolling out end‑to‑end encryption appeared first on WeLiveSecurity

Some footage has already appeared on adult sites, with cybercriminals offering lifetime access to the entire loot for US$150 The post 50,000 home cameras reportedly hacked, footage posted online appeared first on WeLiveSecurity

Bad actors have accessed US elections support systems, although there's no evidence to suggest that election data has been compromised, say FBI and CISA The post Attackers chain Windows, VPN flaws to target US government agencies appeared first on WeLiveSecurity

Throughout its monitoring, ESET analyzed thousands of malicious samples every month to help this effort The post ESET takes part in global operation to disrupt Trickbot appeared first on WeLiveSecurity

It may be impossible to delete your personal information from Houseparty and other social media services – despite privacy legislation! The post So you thought your personal data was deleted? Not so fast appeared first on WeLiveSecurity

Five ethical hackers have earned almost US$300,000 in bug bounty rewards – so far The post 55 security flaws found in various Apple services appeared first on WeLiveSecurity