• Brian Burke-Gaffney
• Apr-05-2016
• Business Technology
•  Comments Off on Three-year-old IBM patch for critical Java flaw is broken

Security researchers have found that a patch released by IBM three years ago for a critical vulnerability in its own Java implementation is ineffective and can be easily bypassed to exploit the flaw again.The broken patch was discovered by researche... Read More

• Brian Burke-Gaffney
• Apr-05-2016
• Business Technology
•  Comments Off on What’s the deal with the massive Panama Papers data leak?

A data breach at Panamanian law firm Mossack Fonseca is being touted as the largest ever, at least in terms of the sheer volume of information leaked.
The leaked information allegedly details the ways dozens of high-ranking politicians, their relatives or close associates […]

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• Brian Burke-Gaffney
• Apr-05-2016
• Business Technology
•  Comments Off on What’s the deal with the massive Panama Papers data leak?

A data breach at Panamanian law firm Mossack Fonseca is being touted as the largest ever, at least in terms of the sheer volume of information leaked.
The leaked information allegedly details the ways dozens of high-ranking politicians, their relatives or close associates […]

Read More

• Brian Burke-Gaffney
• Apr-05-2016
• Business Technology
•  Comments Off on Google fixes 39 Android flaws, some allow hackers to take over your phone

Google has released one of the largest Android monthly security updates, fixing a total of 39 vulnerabilities—15 rated critical, including four that can lead to a complete device compromise.
The patches, which are included in new firmware images that were released […]

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