Category Archives: Security & Privacy
Session Hijacking Defeats Password Resets, Sparking Shift to Phishing-Resistant 2FA
Cybersecurity experts warn that session hijacking bypasses standard password resets, driving an urgent industry shift toward phishing-resistant 2FA and continuous token validation. Continue reading
LastPass Authenticator Update Adds Face ID and Apple Watch Support
The latest LastPass Authenticator update brings Face ID biometric protection, Apple Watch support, and encrypted cloud backups for enhanced two-factor authentication security. Continue reading
How to Stop Browser Fingerprinting and Protect Your Privacy
Learn how to stop browser fingerprinting and protect your online privacy by masking device metadata, auditing settings, and using privacy-focused browsers. Continue reading
Operation BlueDash Phishing Campaign Deploys Dual RMM Tools
Discover how Operation BlueDash uses fake Microsoft Teams updates and social engineering to deploy dual RMM tools and compromise enterprise endpoints. Continue reading
Apple Smart Glasses Launch Delayed to 2027 Due to Privacy Concerns
Apple delays its upcoming Apple smart glasses to late 2027 to address critical privacy challenges, metadata safeguards, and on-device data processing. Continue reading
TikTok DSA Non-Compliance Finding Issued by EU Over Privacy Settings
The European Commission has issued a TikTok DSA non-compliance finding over inadequate default privacy settings that expose teenage users. Continue reading
Google Selfie Video Account Recovery Sparks Privacy Audits and Concerns
Google introduces a new selfie video feature for account recovery, prompting urgent privacy audits and cybersecurity warnings over biometric data storage. Continue reading
GrapheneOS Duress Password Triggers Historic DOJ Prosecution Over Data Wipe
The DOJ has filed a historic prosecution against an individual for using the GrapheneOS duress password to wipe smartphone data during a border search. Continue reading
Microsoft 365 Phishing Campaign Hijacks Hotel Wi-Fi DNS
A sophisticated Microsoft 365 phishing campaign is targeting corporate travelers by hijacking hotel Wi-Fi DNS settings to steal OAuth session tokens. Continue reading