7M Adobe Creative Cloud Users Exposed to Hackers

Nearly 7.5 million Adobe Creative Cloud users are left open to phishing campaigns after their records were left exposed to the internet. Adobe Creative Cloud, which has an estimated 15 million subscribers, is a monthly service that gives users access to a suite of popular Adobe products such as...

Smart speakers: Christmas treat or lump of coal?

Christmas is nearly upon us, and thoughts are perhaps turning to various digital presents of a “smart” nature. Home security, hubs, speakers, cameras, and mashups of all of those and more besides. With regards to speakers, the most immediate pieces of your home are theoretically at your beck and...

CloudPets May Be Out of Business, But Security Concerns Remain

More than a year after CloudPets connected teddy bears were found to have exposed 2.2 million voice recordings between parents and their children in a significant data breach, Amazon, Target and Walmart have pulled the toys from their online markets. But it’s the installed base of the connected...

Avoiding the Privacy Apocalypse

Google has been criticized widely for its privacy practices, and some of the harshest critiques have come from outside privacy advocates. In this video, Simon Davies and Gus Hosein of Privacy International discuss the ways in which companies such as Google that have large amounts of user data can...

Mozilla Firefox / Seamonkey multiple security vulnerabilities

Javascript privilege esccalation and code execution, crossite scripting, multiple DoS conditions, URI and dialogs spoofing, local ports access from Java, privacy problems on SSL authentication...