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A week in security (March 25 – 31)

🗓️ 01 Apr 2019 08:24:19Reported by Malwarebytes LabsType 
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A week in security highlights plugin vulnerabilities, location tracking app problems, plain text password risks, federal data privacy regulation, and BatMobi Adware. ASUS faces a poisoned software update, UK Huawei board releases findings, and a terror suspect manifesto circulates. Crypto hacks, tech support scam settlement, malware in YouTube ads, and phishing attacks on Google and Facebook are also discussed

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plugin vulnerabilitieslocation tracking app problemsplain text password risksfederal data privacy regulationbatmobi adwarepoisoned software updateuk huawei findingstrojanised terror suspect manifestocrypto hackstech support scam settlementyoutube malware adsphishing attacks on google and facebook
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