Tag: Bypassing
Critical Security Flaws Reported in Moxa MXview Network Management Software
Apple to turn iPhones into payment terminals
By FintechNews staff Apple is introducing a new feature that will allow businesses to accept credit card and digital payments with just a tap on their iPhones, bypassing hardware systems such as Block Square terminals. In order to accept payments on an iPhone today, merchants need to use payment terminals that plug in or […]
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Crypto secures a place in the African American saga
With its special qualities that can turn users into owners and owners into users, crypto aligns with historic Black aspirations.
Microsoft Says Mac Trojan Becoming Stealthier, More Menacing
Malware hunters at Microsoft are calling attention to a nasty macOS malware family that has evolved quickly from a basic information-gathering trojan to a stealthy backdoor with more powerful capabilities.
Solana (SOL) And Avalanche (AVAX) Poised For Huge Gains In the Next 48 Hours! Could 2x Be Possible?
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The broader crypto capital has turned green with gigantic gains of 10.98% round the clock. Notably, Bitcoin and Ethereum have contributed the majority of the gains with more than 10% rebound in the past 24 hours. There are still many other projects which have logged massive gains and are likely to continue their rally for …
Cynet Log4Shell Webinar: A Thorough – And Clear – Explanation
Mac Malware-Dropping Adware Gets More Dangerous
DeepMind claims its new code-generating system is competitive with human programmers
New Malware Used by SolarWinds Attackers Went Undetected for Years
Zerodium Offering $400,000 for Microsoft Outlook Zero-Day Exploits
The exploit acquisition firm Zerodium this week showed increased interest in buying zero-day exploits targeting the popular email clients Microsoft Outlook and Mozilla Thunderbird.
Apple Pays Out $100,000 for Webcam, User Account Hacking Exploit
A security researcher claims to have received a significant bug bounty from Apple for reporting a series of Safari and macOS vulnerabilities that could have been exploited to hijack a user’s online accounts and webcam.