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• “Before you click”: a French company specializing in cybersecurity
• “Computer security incident”
• “Skip-2.0” security flaw discovered on Microsoft SQL-Server SGBD
• “Symlink race” flaws discovered in 28 antivirus security solutions
• “Zoombombing”: Online courses, new targets of computer attacks
• $1.34 million for an infected laptop
• $10 million ransom demanded by hackers who attacked Bouygues construction
• $10 million: the amount of money required by hackers not to disclose Bouygues Construction data
• $100,000 to find a loophole in Valorant’s anti-cheating system
• $100,000 to hack Microsoft
• $500,000 for Zoom flaws
• $7.8 billion invested in the IT security sector
• 10 practices for safe telecommuting
• 10% of SIM cards would be vulnerable to Simjacker
• 100% of adults in Canada have their personal data hacked
• 106 million victims for Capital One hacking
• 12,000 potentially screwed-up Android apps
• 15 antivirus to uninstall from your Android phone
• 16-year-old hacker allows police to identify rape perpetrators
• 17 apps to avoid on Android
• 174 cities hit by ransomware in 2019
• 2 Russian pirates batted in American justice
• 2 things to learn about telecommuting and computer security
• 2 tips for hacking into a Facebook account
• 2021 to mark the opening of the first bank dedicated to cryptocurrency in the United States
• 2021: Fearing future cyberattacks
• 3 dangers for 2020 to watch more closely
• 3 easy tips to secure your Facebook
• 3 groups of North Korean pirates in contact with the Americans
• 3 hospitals refuse patients because of attack on ransomware
• 3 practices for better safety
• 3 reliable ways to hack into an Instagram account
• 3 things to remember from solarWinds’ attack
• 3 Tips for Safe Deconnating
• 3 tips on how to hack into an Outlook account?
• 3 tips to avoid a Facebook hack
• 3 tips to protect yourself from phishing
• 3.7 million customers of the Parisian brand Séphora for sale on the Dark Web
• 4 facts that prove that this is the man’s main security flaw
• 4 key points to be met for better corporate safety
• 4 major data leaks in 2019 to know
• 4 misconceptions about ransomware
• 4 questions to answer for a safer security system
• 4 Steps to Secure Your GMail Account from Hacking
• 4 tips to better protect yourself on the internet
• 4 tips to protect yourself on the Internet
• 4 ways to keep the iPhone safe
• 45 security flaws fixed at Google
• 47% of MongoDB databases exposed online, hacker tries to ransom them
• 49 million Instagram accounts exposed by hacking
• 5 biggest it security threats in 2019
• 5 computer attacks that have marked the history of cybercrime
• 5 computer attacks you need to know
• 5 measures to combat ransonware
• 5 precautions to protect your computer in telework
• 5 Reasons to Store Your Data on Cloud Servers
• 5 rules for business leaders to follow in the safety of their business
• 5 secure messaging apps
• 5 steps to take to effectively combat cybercrime strategies
• 5 things you can master to secure your Bitcoins
• 5 Tips to Fight Wire Fraud
• 5 Tips to Secure Your Snapchat Account from Hacking
• 5G and its risks
• 5G and the concerns of European leaders
• 5G security flaws
• 5G- a break in IT security
• 6 IT threats your business may be exposed to
• 6 precautions that could prevent you from contaminating the it system in business
• 6 Tips to Stay Safe from Internet Piracy
• 6 what to do to use the Internet safely
• 6 What to Know About Modern Cybersecurity
• 60% of cryptographic currency thefts worldwide are the work of two groups of hackers
• 693 incidents reported by health institutions in 2 years
• 7 days to detect and contain a computer attack
• 7 Things To Do After Getting Hacked
• 7 Tips for a Safer Computer
• 7 Tips to Make Your Online Shopping Safely
• 7600 Dark web websites offline after their host’s attack
• 8 features to adopt to better secure your iPhone iOs 12
• 8 things about cybersecurity from COVID-19
• 8 tips to make your computer as secure as possible
• 80% of websites were almost hacked by a hacker
• 9 password hacking techniques
• 90,000 MasterCard customers hacked and personal data stolen and published
• A 20% change in IT security incidents at the level of health facilities in France
• A bug on WhatsApp leads to the exposure of 500,000 private conversations on Google?
• A class action lawsuit against Yahoo! Interrupted. The judge in charge objected.
• A connected coffee maker can be targeted by a ransomware computer attack
• A cybercriminal alone has attacked nearly 130 organizations around the world
• A dangerous malware would be the cause of the theft of bank data on mobiles
• A data leak from a pirate mega-file on 1.2 billion Internet users
• A flaw in Kaspersky software that allows websites to collect personal data about users
• A Google extension to protect unwary users
• A group of cyber criminals affiliated with the Iranian government is sanctioned by the American regime
• A group specializing in private hospitalization was attacked by a ranciogiel
• A guide for the business manager
• A guide to tracking down and eliminating malware and spyware from your device
• A hacked construction company: the supplier’s fault would be the cause
• A hacker as Twitter’s security chief
• A large proportion of ransomware attacks take place on weekends and nights
• A malicious program hide behind a fake Android system update
• A malicious program unmovable on a smartphone model subsidized by the U.S. state
• A malware behind this SMS “Your package has been sent. Please check it and receive it. »
• A malware research lab in Nancy
• A malware that steals the dual-factor authentication code
• A network of U.S. clinics targeted by computer attacks
• A new IT security solution according to the start-up Weakspot
• A phishing campaign against PayPal users
• A potential security breach for our privacy and protection on pre-installed applications
• A priority for Middle East authorities
• A safe and impossible password to hack: is it possible?
• A scam victim on Facebook’s Marketplace: more than €10,000 extorted
• A security flaw affecting Bluetooth on Android devices
• A security flaw affecting some popular smartphones on the market including the Galaxy S9, Huawei P20, Redmi Note 5…
• A security flaw allows a hacker to block the user’s WhatsApp account
• A security flaw in the Mercedes app would display other users’ data
• A security flaw on iPhone that could allow iOS Jailbreaks permanently
• A security flaw on Samsung models would have allowed the Galaxy to be hacked for 6 years
• A security flaw that allows users to spy on email services
• A start-up sanctioned by Instagram for using the personal data of millions of people for marketing purposes
• A struggle that always seems to favour cyber-prisoners
• A summary of the computer attack on the Rouen University Hospital
• A Super Virus Against Apple Devices
• A tool to combat security flaws affecting industrial robots
• A tracking system launched in concert by Google and Apple
• A virus managed to bypass antivirus on Windows
• A website specifically dedicated to WhatsApp’s security bug
• Access to business networks is for sale on the Dark Web
• Accor Hotels subsidiary hit by data leak
• Active Directory closely monitored by French IT security gendarmes
• Active Insurance fined 180,000 euros by the CNIL.
• Administrators find Windows updates useless
• Adopt a thoughtful attitude towards phishing
• Advanced Persistent Threat: Hacker groups at the heart of an international computer war
• After revealing some iPhone security flaws, Google is accused by Apple of “practicing the politics of fear”
• Airbus, victim of repeated computer attack
• Aix-Marseille-Provence, a victim of a computer attack, boom of cyberattacks during last week
• All About the Password
• AllAntiCovid: a phishing campaign targets app users
• Alsid says the IT security problem of companies
• Amazon Alexa’s voice assistant would be hit by a vulnerability
• Amazon boss hacked by through WhatsApp
• Amnesty International against the state of Morocco: a question of espionage
• An accompanying plan outlined by the ministry to strengthen the IT security of health facilities
• An umpteenth class action against Google
• Android mobile operating system hacked by “Agent Smith”
• Android more secure than iOS?
• Android: The Joker is back on the Google PlayStore
• Anonymous: the reappearance of the famous group of cyber criminals
• ANSSI takes a closer look at the threat to the aerospace sector
• Anti-viruses are able to better detect harassment software
• Apple faces it as a computer security researcher
• Apple promises $1 million for whoever hacks its iPhone
• Apple: $50 million against the disclosure of plans for future Mac M1s, the company’s dilemma to apple
• Apple: fifty security flaws discovered in its infrastructure
• Apple: The giant’s security chip compromised
• Approximately 40% of detected vulnerabilities are at risk of being disclosed
• Apps on Google Play Store begin to infect porn and malware
• AppStore and PlayStore: nearly 204 apps that are dangerous for users
• APT hacker group identified by Russian firm Kasperky
• APT41, a group of Chinese hackers discovered
• Are cyber threats underestimated?
• Are French companies the preferred targets of hackers?
• Are organizations ready to take on the wave of cyberattacks targeting hospitals?
• Are our intimate messages protected?
• Are passwords in a specific order secure?
• Are Privacy and GAFA compatible?
• Are Russian pirates the best in the world?
• Are the passwords forming patterns on his keyboard secure?
• Are TikTok and WeChat threats to American security?
• Are we nearing the end of the password?
• Are we protecting against hacking with a VPN?
• Artificial intelligence benefits IT departments more in business
• Artificial intelligence committed to the fight against hate speech
• Asian hacker group uses Chrome extension to corrupt victims’ systems
• Attacks on ATMs in Europe
• Australian parliament victim of Chinese cyberattack, agency says
• Automation of IT security systems in response to the requirements of the European Central Bank
• Avast wants to get rid of Jumpshot in the face of controversy
• Avast, cybersecurity company is accused of selling user data
• Avoid using business appliances for personal use
• Banking and telecommuting, a combination that is very difficult to pass according to financial institution officials
• Banking constable warns of imminent danger
• Barack Obama, the software that tackles Windows files
• BeiN gets hacked, Saudi Arabia blamed
• Being a bitcoin millionaire and not being able to access it
• Belgium hit by mysterious computer attack
• Better secure your accounts: with or without passwords?
• Between telecommuting and computer security, insurers are organising themselves
• Billions of people using Android devices are exposed to computer attacks
• Billions of terminals potentially affected by WiFi vulnerability
• Biometric data security systems, for or against?
• Biometric security flaws
• Bisq critically vulnerable
• Bitcoin: one of the world’s largest portfolios robbed
• BitDefender discovers security flaw on Intel’s microprocessors
• BitDefender, dual authentication and SMS
• Black Friday and cyber malice
• Black Hat vs White Hat Hacker
• Blackmail, a new technique associated with ransomware
• Bluetooth vulnerability, several smartphones put at risk
• Bolloré group attacked by ransomware
• Bouygues construction attack: 3 things to know
• Bouygues Construction hacked. What should we remember?
• Bouygues Constructions is a victim of more than one computer attack on ransomware
• Bringing passwords back into our security habits
• British Airways and Marriott heavily sanctioned for failing to secure their customers’ personal data
• British Airways transport company sanctioned by authorities for inappropriate customer data protection practices
• Browsers that could replace Google on privacy issues
• Business and IT Security: A Matter of Spending as Protection
• Business safety in a situation where telecommuting and office work must coexist
• Businesses are increasingly facing sophisticated attacks
• Businesses face cybercrime, a matter of maturity
• Can artificial intelligence help cybersecurity?
• Can Bitcoin be hacked?
• Can security tests affect the criminal record?
• Can we talk about a smear campaign for the HouseParty app?
• Can we trust the biometric security system of smartphones?
• Canadian and U.S. hospitals targeted by wave of large-scale computer attacks
• Canadian Foundation’s Twitter account attacked
• Canadian government urged to respond to computer data theft by panel of experts
• Canadian police documents on the run
• Canadian tax attack affected nearly 11,200 citizens
• Candiru, the company that is paid to hack Apple and Microsoft.
• Capcom victim of a computer attack
• Capital Insurance targeted by computer attack
• CAQ wants to punish data leaks more severely
• Cathay Pacific airline and airline to pay 500,000 pounds for data leak
• CEOs responsible for the majority of cyber-physical security incidents
• Changing Twitter passwords
• Checkpoint’s back-to-school tips
• China accused of initiating several cyberattack campaigns via APT
• China accused of installing spyware on tourists’ smartphones
• China suspected of hacking Japanese carmaker Mitsubishi
• Chinese giant Huawei allegedly involved in hacking case in Africa
• Chinese hackers get around double authentication
• Chinese social network TikTok in the crosshairs of Quebec authorities
• Chinese social network TikTok is accused of collecting information without the knowledge of its users
• Christopher Wylie: his book on the Cambridge Analytica case reveals
• Chrome users exposed to espionage
• Cities to the test of ransomware in 2019
• Clear your data securely: 5 apps you can use
• Cloud security
• Cloud-proof IT risk
• Communities that gather the wrong passwords
• Companies face different data leaks: how do they organize themselves?
• Company estimates damage from ramsonware hack at $95 million
• Compensation of $1,500 for a user who feels that his or her data has not been well protected
• Computer attack on a hospital: where exactly the flaw came from
• Computer attack on SolarWinds: intern singled out for password leak
• Computer attack on The CoVid-19 vaccine
• Computer attacks on the rise in the face of the coronavirus pandemic
• Computer attacks that have marked the history of cybercrime
• Computer attacks: A response to the Microsoft attack is reportedly underway
• Computer crime, practices that pay big money
• Computer hacking and scam: A company that pays ransoms in ransomware attacks by pretending to decrypt encrypted data on its own has been unmasked.
• Computer hacking victims recognized in images on the Dark Web
• Computer hacking: 30 minutes to infiltrate a network
• Computer hacking: about 400 computer systems in Belgium affected by Microsoft Exchange security flaw
• Computer incident leads to mistaken disclosure of infected status of patients at CoVid-19
• COMPUTER security and health: awareness instead of investment
• Computer security and human beings
• Computer security and telecommuting: when employees become managers
• COMPUTER security as the heart of telecommuting development
• Computer security specialists, indispensable agents these days
• Computer security to the test of organized crime
• Computer security, the problem of online banking and the protection of users
• Computer security: a matter of omnipresence
• Computer security: controlling applications in risk management
• Computer security: effectively protecting against ransomware, myth or reality for hospitals
• Computer security: FBI alerts foreign companies based in China
• Computer security: Should we fear for 2021?
• Computer security: Supply chain and cyber-malveillance
• Computer security: teleworkers, prime targets for hackers
• Computer security: The need to be insured
• Computer security: There are also barrier gestures in the environment
• Computer security: when patients are put at risk for computer incidents
• Computer security: When the army intervenes
• Computer threats and the behaviour of insurance companies
• Computer threats from new connected tools
• Computer threats to remote working protocols
• Computer viruses behind the Covid-19 virus
• Confinement and Cybersecurity: RSSI and Businesses Are Concerned
• Confinker: Connected objects to the test of an old computer program
• Connected gas pumps targeted by cyber criminals
• Connected objects in business where vulnerabilities are expected where you would expect war
• Consumers face the risks of ransomware
• Contact Tracking: Germany offers all the source code of its open source tracking application
• Coronavirus and Cybercrime: the most feared practices
• Coronavirus and Cybersecurity: 6 Tips to Make Telecommuting Safer
• Coronavirus and cybersecurity: where do we stand?
• Coronavirus as the main theme for phishing campaigns
• Coronavirus tracing applications, a decision that must be made by the states
• Coronavirus-proof computer networks
• Coronavirus, the main causes of computer attacks on French cities
• Coronavirus: the lure of choice for hackers
• Corporate cybersecurity in relation to online crime
• Corporate cybersecurity: what if leaders were the weakest links in the IT security chain?
• Could this be the return of the super Ramnit virus?
• Could we talk about cyberwarfare these days?
• CoviD-19 and e-commerce: watch out for online scam
• COVID-19 and Telework: a safety issue for experts
• CoviD-19 cyberattacks a precautionary issue
• Covid-19 vaccine and computer hacking
• Covid-19: Digital health at risk as well as physical health
• CoviD-19: Focusing computer security research on Bluetooth
• Covid-19: how to keep your privacy on the net?
• COVID-19: risks of computer attack on the horizon
• COVID-19: the organisation of structures around IT security
• CoviD19, containment, telecommuting and cybersecurity… a relationship to the disadvantages not negligible
• Crack or hack a password
• Create super-strong passwords
• Critical security flaw appears on Internet Explorer, Microsoft tries to deal with it
• Cryptocurrency stock exchange gets hacked in Japan
• Cyber criminals take advantage of telework to infiltrate
• Cyber gendarmes are now deployed in Deux-Sèvres
• Cyber insurance increasingly sought by companies
• Cyber Threats and the Response of Information System Security Managers
• Cyber-malfeasators and “Shameful Data Leaks”: a case of blackmailers
• Cyberattack hits Paris Public Hospital Assistance (AP-HP)
• Cyberattacks 2020: More and more victims
• Cyberattacks and concerns of Quebec government officials continue
• Cyberattacks, a permanent danger to all businesses in business
• Cyberattacks: International Maritime Organization victim of sophisticated computer attack
• Cyberattacks: What to watch out for in 2021
• Cybercrime and Data: When Hackers Threaten to Disclosure Sensitive Data
• Cybercrime and hospitals
• Cybercrime and misinformation, two other consequences of the health crisis
• Cybercrime and private companies
• Cybercrime on the rise in the Middle East
• Cybercrime seems “unstoppable”
• Cybercrime-proof hospitals
• Cybercrime-proof ports: a mobilization for the protection of door infrastructure
• Cybercrime: it’s not yet time to let your guard down
• Cybercrime: Organizations affected by attacks remain discreet
• Cybercrime: top 4 of the biggest takeovers of the authorities
• Cybercrime: When the French state decides to increase its pressure on hackers
• Cybercriminals and Social Networks: A Combination Not to Be Overlooked for Business Security
• Cybercriminals in an increasingly connected world
• Cybercriminals target covid-19 vaccine
• Cybersecurity and business development
• Cybersecurity and computer threats
• Cybersecurity and CoVid 19
• Cybersecurity and covid-19: better protection in this time of health crisis
• Cybersecurity and French companies, what technical approach in times of unrest?
• Cybersecurity and health care: Government adopts appropriate measures to close security gap
• Cybersecurity and pandemic: expanding the scope of attack
• Cybersecurity as a culture
• Cybersecurity at the heart of the business recovery
• Cybersecurity firm Kaspersky says it is feared of more cyber attacks in Africa
• Cybersecurity firm McAfee sues for misappropriation of trade secrets against former employees
• Cybersecurity First Half of 2019 Summary
• Cybersecurity of connected objects and remote work
• Cybersecurity professionals: the heroes of tomorrow?
• Cybersecurity specialist Olivier Laurelli aka Bluetouff: “We need to train in the face of cyber attacks”
• Cybersecurity Terminals: 3 Simple Ways to Protect Yourself from Cybercrime
• Cybersecurity that’s connected cars
• Cybersecurity to the test of telework in times of coronavirus
• Cybersecurity Trends and Issues for 2020
• Cybersecurity VS Cyberattacks: 610 security experts put at the service of the security of organizations in France
• Cybersecurity: anticipating human resources needs for tomorrow
• Cybersecurity: Could we consider collaboration between the police and private companies?
• Cybersecurity: French cities proof of computer attacks
• Cybersecurity: the security of our corporate data
• Cybersecurity: these software that assesses cyber risk
• Cybersecurity: What if the federal Department of Public Safety has been lax?
• Cybersecurity: What to fear for 2021 according to Sophos
• Cyberspace and the difficulties of its apprehension
• Cyberwarfare: Who wins?
• Dark Web dealers and Black Friday
• Dark Web: a hack that resulted in the theft of 600,000 credit card numbers
• Darknet: user data sold
• DARPA ready to invest millions in its “Guaranteeing Artificial Intelligence Robustness Against Deception (GARD) program
• Data leak at US operators T-Mobile and Virgin Media
• Data leak at Wyze, 2.4 million customers affected
• Data leak at Zoom
• Data leak on Facebook: 419 million affected users
• Data leak, rich people see their secrets revealed
• Data leak: Cybercriminals steal health data in Finland and expose it
• Data leak: Information from the Civic Service, exposed on the network
• Data leak: Thousands of police data exposed
• Data leaks in 2019
• Data leaks: 2 billion Hotmail and GMail ID in free circulation
• Data Leaks: billions of connection data available on the Internet without any protection
• Data security on cloud servers
• Data security: a possible password-free strategy
• Data security: artificial intelligence and the challenge of pseudonyms
• Data security: What to do with old USB sticks
• Data theft and the direct impact on user protection
• Dealing with the dangers of 5G: Are states and organizations ready?
• Deconfinement: Specialists prepare for employees’ return to offices
• Desjardins, Capital One, Revenue Quebec, Hydro-Québec: these new measures to prevent the worst from happening again
• Desjardins: Data theft wasn’t just about The Canadian bank
• Desjardins: one year later than withholding data leak
• Devices that work with Bluetooth technology would be vulnerable
• Did you know? : anti-tracking and VPN subscriptions for Firefox 63
• Digital tracing and Covid-19: the risk of cyber-malveillance to be taken into account
• Digital tracing: Bluetooth as the weak link
• Digital tracing: risks to people’s rights
• Digital transformation and IT security: when team collaboration is an obstacle to the advancement of digitalization safely
• Digital transformation firm Sopra Steria was the victim of an attack
• Discord: a subscription of 9.99 euros demanded as ransom
• Discovering security flaws on iOS doesn’t make much money anymore
• Do passwords and Windows 10 go hand in hand?
• Do tamper-like passwords exist?
• Do The Bug Bounty pay well?
• Doctors sanctioned by the National Commission for Informatics and Freedoms
• Does Facebook comply with data transfer rules abroad from the EU?
• Does StopCovid work with GAFAM?
• Doubts Of Love?
• E-commerce sites targeted by cybercriminals, a new technique emerges
• EasyJet targeted by cyberattack, sees 9 million of its customers affected
• EasyJet’s attack: When cybercriminals take it to heart
• Easyvista and compliance with the European Data Protection Regulation
• EDF to the blockchain through Exaion
• Edward Snowden’s tips on digital giants
• Effective corporate security in telecommuting
• Effectively fighting ransomware: what are the best tactics?
• Emotet: Where are we today?
• Employees in business have too much access to sensitive data
• Employees who plan to leave their jobs are made up of 60% of the causes of cybersecurity incidents
• Encrochat: French and Dutch authorities manage to intercept messages from criminals
• End-to-end encryption on iCloud, Apple gives up
• Epitech gets hacked
• ESET discovers spy software called “Varenyky”
• Eure-et-Loir gendarmes on the lookout for cyber-malleneence
• European companies fail to organise a better mobile IT strategy
• European Union: A wave of cyberattacks to be anticipated
• Even after a computer hack, users continue to use the same passwords
• Exchange hacking: Security experts worried about ransomware
• Faceapp the controversy of an overly popular app
• FaceApp: the controversy about a too popular app.
• Facebook accounts face this new malware
• Facebook and Google a “threat” to human rights?
• Facebook and privacy
• Facebook consults our profiles without password
• Facebook doesn’t want to leave a backdoor on WhatsApp to allow encrypted messages to be analyzed on the phone
• Facebook faces European justice
• Facebook has a case of data leakage in addition
• Facebook wants to compete with Youtube
• Facebook, challenged by several governments for its encryption and messaging project
• Facebook: Data leak exposes hundreds of millions of phone numbers
• Faced with wave of cyberattacks, U.S. senators demand government response
• Financial structures, the preferred targets of hackers?
• Find out if your smartphone has been hacked
• Finding a solution to the cybersecurity problem in the cloud for 2021
• Finland hit by computer attack that endangers data of thousands of patients
• FireEye: the hacked security company
• Firefox is the safest and most secure browser
• Focus on ethical hackers
• Focus on ransomware that thwarts security measures
• Focus on solarWinds attack
• Focus on the French government’s StopCovid app: the time for the balance sheet has arrived
• Focus: the priority of the next 90 days, user safety
• Following a test, 20% of Gitlab employees are having a phishing attack
• For a safe Vendée Globe, IT security experts intervene
• Fragile by the coronavirus pandemic, our cybersecurity is vulnerable to viruses, this time it’s computer
• France, the most pirated country in 2019?
• France: What is the state of phishing for the year 2020
• French authorities end ongoing hacking cycle
• French companies are investing heavily in the
• French companies not sufficiently prepared to combat security incidents
• French journalist’s Twitter account hacked
• French mid-sized companies underestimate security risks
• FSecure advises you to stay safe by applying your safety advice during these periods of unrest
• Garmin: The IT outage that affects financial results
• Gigabytes motherboards, Robinhood ransomware targets
• GitHub opens its cybersecurity platform
• GMail tracks all your online purchases on behalf of Google
• Google accused by Brave of misappropriation of personal data for advertising purposes
• Google and Amazon voice assistants vulnerable to attack
• Google and the secret question of passwords
• Google and YouTube fined $170 million for failure to protect children’s personal data
• Google asks Samsung to stop making Android vulnerable by these personal changes
• Google Authentificator: A malicious computer program would be able to steal dual-factor authentication codes
• Google Chrome: Google’s vulnerable browser
• Google Drive users exposed to hackers through security breach
• Google expands its protection program through its ‘Google Chrome’ browser
• Google fights phishing
• Google focuses on trade protection on its messaging app
• Google giant and British justice
• Google giant sanctioned by Hamburg Data Protection Office
• Google improves the security of these tools
• Google introduces a set of 11 Zero Day security vulnerabilities
• Google introduces a system to connect websites with biometric data
• Google pins two apps to its Play Store for intrusive features
• Google removes 500 malicious extensions from its Chrome Web Store
• Google strengthens voice assistant privacy
• Google’s data protection centre in Munich
• Google’s security key, “Titan” was hacked by two hackers
• Google’s USB stick in support of passwords
• Government officials targeted by Whatsapp hacking wave
• Grindr: A simple email is all it takes to hack into an account
• Hack a Whatsapp account into 3 methods
• Hack Facebook account without paying money
• Hack iPhones with AirDrop
• Hacker group arrested in Europe, end of large-scale hacking odyssey
• Hacker reveals profile of users of a neo-Nazi site after data leak
• HackerOne start-up raises funds
• Hackers against French health facilities
• Hackers and online scams
• Hackers and our personal data
• Hackers and the problem of telecommuting
• Hackers attack the water
• Hackers continue to profit from coronavirus
• Hackers Lazarus group’s spy program hits financial institutions and research centers
• Hackers looking for security vulnerabilities to exploit
• Hackers offer to resell pirated source codes to Microsoft
• Hackers on the attack on information systems
• Hackers promise not to attack health institutions and hospitals
• Hackers use social networks to hack credit cards
• Hackers used for a week after Macy’s massive data leak
• Hacking and 5G
• Hacking can make us sick
• Hacking of a credit rating and credit agency in the United States
• Hacking our smartphones is becoming more and more disturbing
• Hacking the Apple Mac, something that seems so easy for some experts
• Hacking with pro-Islamist messages
• Has the antivirus solution provider violated data protection rules?
• Having responsible attitudes to the reality of cybercrime
• Health and IT security
• Health crisis and it security crisis
• Health data protection a headache for authorities and individuals
• Health increasingly threatened by computer hacking
• Heavy penalty for British Airways following the hack.
• Helping teleworkers
• Hospitals are also the target of cyberattacks in North America
• Hospitals far more vulnerable to cyberattacks due to health crisis
• Hospitals lack resources in dealing with cybercrime
• Hosting Host invites more than 14 million of its customers to rephrase password for risk of computer intrusion
• Hotmail VS GMail
• How are we trapped in spyware and how to get rid of it?
• How can a hacker hack into a Facebook account?
• How can I avoid being hacked?
• How can I avoid being spied on on the Internet?
• How can we minimize weaknesses in IT security?
• How do hackers hack Into Netflix accounts?
• How do I be the victim of a cyberattack?
• How do I become a hacker?
• How do I create a good password?
• How do I create a logic-based password?
• How do I create a password based on my experience?
• How do I create random passwords?
• How do I detect Cryptominage?
• How do I find my password?
• How do I get around two-factor authentication (2FA)?
• How do I get my Twitter password back?
• How do I hack an Instagram password?
• How do I hack into a Facebook account?
• How do I hack into a GMail account?
• How do I hack into a Twitter account?
• How do I hack into an Instagram account?
• How do I manage the data of people who have died on social networks?
• How do I manage the personal data of people who have died on the Internet?
• How do I protect my Facebook account from hacking?
• How do I protect myself from Cryptojacking?
• How do I protect yourself from ransomware?
• How do I secure connected objects in business?
• How do I secure your Outlook account?
• How do I spy on his girlfriend’s phone?
• How do I use a Trojan horse?
• How do spy apps work and how do you get rid of them?
• How do viruses spread on social networks?
• How do we understand the safety of health data?
• How do you get around parental controls on your devices?
• How do you get your money back when the seller is trying to rip you off during an online purchase?
• How do you keep your WordPress site safe?
• How do you know if your wife is cheating on you?
• How do you manage your passwords?
• How do you protect companies from hackers?
• How do you protect your Android smartphone from hacking?
• How do you protect your business from computer attacks?
• How do you protect your identity on the networks?
• How do you protect your password from hackers?
• How do you protect your password?
• How do you protect your personal data on the Internet?
• How do you protect your WiFi network?
• How do you protect yourself from spying on your iPhone?
• How do you secure connected businesses?
• How do you secure your Instagram account?
• How do you work remotely safely and protect your business?
• How does spyware work?
• How Fleury Michon almost got seen by a ransomware
• How has the password evolved in 20 years?
• How our personal data is marketed on black market sites
• How prepared are companies in the face of computer hacking?
• How to apprehend the rise in computer incidents?
• How to avoid security vulnerabilities through configuration options
• How to avoid web scams?
• How to change your password on Facebook
• How to describe the future of cybersecurity
• How to hack into a cryptocurrency: Checkpoint highlights four strategies used by hackers
• How to hack Snapchat effectively?
• How to make business cybersecurity simpler and more efficient
• How to protect yourself from cyber-malveillance in France
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• Netwrix 2019 Report: Lack of Funding Stops Migration of Public Organizations to the Cloud
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• NSA warns of new Sandworm attacks
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• Open Source: these security flaws that go unnoticed at the expense of the community
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• Organizations face cybercrime in 2021
• Organizing security in the face of containment
• Ouest-France would be the victim of a ransomware
• Parental control to secure your children’s connection
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• Passwords need to be strengthened
• Passwords vs. Biometric Security
• Pay attention to certain malware that passes discreetly
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• PCs and iPhones can be traced through a security flaw
• Pegasus: When Cybercrime Software Becomes a Government Intelligence Tool
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• Personal data protection: Mozilla Foundation classifies devices based on their benefits for user data
• Personal data: More leaks in Canada
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• Preparing to avoid being caught off guard
• Presidential election security: Donald Trump opposes government agency report
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• Project Zero team finds security flaws in MacOs
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• Protecting your business from cyber threat
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• The issue of digital assistants and the privacy of users
• The issue of phishing
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• The majority of employees want to continue telework
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• The Zero Days Business
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• Violation of privacy, a French navigator implicated
• Voting on a smartphone: the American dilemma for the upcoming elections
• VPNs to bypass the geographical blockage, pros and cons of these tools
• Vulnerabilities in your computer security, could we talk about blind spot?
• Vulnerability to Deutsche Telekom: more than 5 million routers affected
• Wannacry, still the beast of computer security officials?
• Watching almost anyone via their SIM card is the Simjacker
• We need to protect ourselves from internal threats
• Webex: Cisco works to close security flaws in its app
• What are the computer threats facing teleworkers
• What are the most hacked passwords?
• What are the most secure operating systems?
• What are the signs that our PC is hacked
• What attitudes do you take to protect your personal data?
• What can be done to secure its VPN network?
• What can be used to recognize phishing?
• What can we learn from this weekend’s Polynesian company cyberattack?
• What do we really know about the BlueKeep security flaw that affects Microsoft’s OS?
• What future for office work?
• What if it was possible to steal data from a computer through its fan?
• What if our e-mails were spyware vectors
• What if Telegram disclosed your location to hackers
• What if the employees become Trojans?
• What if the encrypted PDF wasn’t that secure?
• What if the French administration was exposed to multiple security flaws
• What if the Huawei phone could install despite all the apps Google banned for it?
• What if the problem with cybersecurity was his lack of a wife?
• What if the word because we use was already hacked?
• What if your smartphone was spying on you?
• What is a password policy?
• What is a rootkit?
• What is a spyware/spyware?
• What is the Darknet or the Dark Web?
• What is the key to security?
• What is the origin of the password?
• What is the place of artificial intelligence in the war between hacker and it publishers antivirus solutions?
• What is the place of cybersecurity?
• What is the relationship between ransomware and cryptocurrencies?
• What is the right frequency of publication?
• What IT security teams do when they’re not dedicated to their work
• What place for secure messaging software for the future?
• What should I do if your password is stolen?
• What software for optimal security in this time of health crisis?
• What software to secure my Windows? Here are 7 Best-Performing Security Suites of the moment
• What to do when you are the victim of a computer attack?
• What to learn as a lesson for 2020 in cybersecurity
• What to remember from Twitter’s computer attack
• What tricks to protect yourself from hacking?
• What will be tomorrow’s passwords?
• WhatsApp – Telegram… Which instant messaging app to choose?
• WhatsApp “delete for all” doesn’t work with all phones
• WhatsApp and the privacy of our data
• WhatsApp is not a safe messaging service according to the UN
• WhatsApp on PC, a flaw discovered on the version
• WhatsApp sues NSO, An Israeli digital spying structure
• WhatsApp: A malware that steals financial data
• WhatsApp: a new vulnerability has been discovered
• WhatsApp: the scam you need to know about
• When a video becomes the cause of your hacking
• When Android phones are more secure than iPhone
• When banks are rescued by a good faith hacker
• When China accuses the CIA of hacking its government agencies
• When data leaks affect children
• When disclosure of security vulnerabilities remains a thorny issue
• When employees acknowledge that they do not always follow the rules
• When ethical piracy becomes an ingenious solution to protect the company
• When Facebook offers itself a 0-Day loophole
• When hackers gradually adapt
• When hackers try to have fun by publishing data
• When health institutions transfer data from their patients behind their backs
• When IT teams neglect the power of networks
• When one malware copies another for more efficiency
• When police post racist messages on Facebook
• When technology giants and the U.S. government work together in preparation for the 2020 elections
• When the book attracts hackers
• When the city of Marseille almost fell in the face of hackers
• When the DNS becomes a “Backdoor”
• When the facial recognition system is deceived by a 3D print
• When the security agency Prosegur is hit by a logical attack
• When U.S. Presidential Elections Become Target of Chinese and Iranian Hackers
• Where does Black Friday have in common with cybersecurity?
• Where does the name of viruses come from?
• Which VPN used on Netflix?
• Who are the dumbest hackers in the world?
• Who is the best when it comes to corporate cybersecurity?
• Who is the champion of it security for health institutions?
• Who shares my data on Facebook?
• Whoever discovered US President Donald Trump’s password will not be prosecuted
• Why are social networks targeted by hackers?
• Why change or change your password?
• Why change your Facebook or Twitter password?
• Why did Google put all the accounts together in one?
• Why do I have to change our passwords regularly?
• Why do you have to secure your computer?
• Why does telework attract cybercriminals so much?
• Why don’t you rethink the password?
• Why don’t you share your passwords?
• Why hack a Facebook or Twitter account?
• Why is Facebook hacking so common?
• Why not ignore updates?
• Why not use the same password everywhere?
• Why should you never post your credit card photo on social media?
• Why you don’t have to entangle your company’s IT system
• Wikipedia, towards a cloaking of contributors’ IP addresses
• Will Facebook end the year with another data leak?
• Will the fingerprint be tomorrow’s password?
• Windows 10, 8.1 and 7 computers are vulnerable since critical security flaws were discovered
• Windows 10: What you need to know about the blue screen scam
• Windows and ransonware: Harder to fight ransomware
• Windows security flaw affects 800 million computers
• Windows XP: Microsoft’s operating system source code available online
• WordPress, security vulnerabilities at the mercy of two groups of hackers
• World Password Day
• World Password Day as seen by Kaspersky
• World Password Day: Should we get rid of the password?
• Would Facebook have been the victim of a data leak?
• Would Firefox’s DNS-over-HTTPS (DoH) be bad?
• Would Snapchat spy on its users?
• Would the VLC player be hacked?
• xHelper, the Android terminal virus that makes people talk about it
• Xiaomi and Google home, a computer security issue to solve
• Yahoo hacking, billions of corrupt accounts
• You are vulnerable to cyber attacks no matter where you are
• Your partner may have spied on you with these apps
• Your personal information and money are not safe on the Internet
• Yves Rocher: a data leak exposing customers’ personal information
• Zero-day flaw discovered on Google’s Chrome browser
• Zoom, Microsoft Teams – Slack: Have IT Risks Increased
• Zoom: Can we trust him today?
• Zoom: the controversy of a somewhat confidential application

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