The INQUIRER |
ShadowPad: Backdoor uncovered in NetSarang server management software
The INQUIRER SOUTH KOREAN SOFTWARE MAKER NetSarang has admitted that recent builds of all its software products were shipped with backdoors believed to have been slipped-in by hackers from mainland China. The malware was picked up in an investigation by … |
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Forbes |
Panama Papers: Financial Secrets Of Billionaires Uncovered In Massive Data Breach
Forbes The Panama Papers. A massive law firm data breach of otherwise secretive financial information supposedly involving numerous high-ranking government officials and others around the world was disclosed online Sunday evening by the International … The massive Panama Papers data leak explained 'Panama Papers' Law Firm Claims It Was Victim of Massive Data Breach Mossack Fonseca hit by massive data breach |
For almost a year, a company called Titan has operated a network of advertising beacons, devices that are capable of identifying nearby smartphones and which are often used to push advertisements and information to them, installed within pay phone booths throughout New York City without the knowledge of its residents, BuzzFeed News reported today.
BuzzFeed discovered the beacons with an Android app called iBeacon Detector, which shows information about beacons operating within reach of the device on which the app is installed. With the app, BuzzFeed uncovered more than 13 of Titan’s beacons operating “on a 20-block stretch along Broadway and Sixth Avenue” in Manhattan. A spokesman for New York City’s Department of Information Technology and Communications (DoITT) told BuzzFeed that Titan had installed about 500 of the devices throughout the city.
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