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07 Dec, 2020
Android, Android accessibility, Android malware, APT39, Malware, Mobile Security, Rana, Rana Intelligence Computing Co., Security News, skype, Spyware, surviellanceware, telegram, Viber, WhatsApp
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The developers behind the Android malware have a new variant that spies on instant messages in WhatsApp, Telegram, Skype and more. Researchers have discovered new samples of a previously discovered Android malware, which is believed to be linked to the APT39 Iranian cyberespionage threat group. The new variant comes with . . . Read more
02 Dec, 2020
Data Privacy, Microsoft, Microsoft 365, microsoft teams, Office 365, Outlook, Privacy, productivity score, Security News, skype, Web Security, workplace surveillance
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The Microsoft 365 tool that tracked employee usage of applications like Outlook, Skype and Teams was widely condemned by privacy experts. Microsoft has announced what it calls a more privacy-friendly version of its Productivity Score enterprise feature, following backlash from security experts who condemned it as a “full-fledged workplace surveillance . . . Read more
01 Dec, 2020
collaboration tools, coronavirus pandemic, COVID-19, Hacks, Pandemic, Phishing, remote work, Scam, Security News, skype, Slack, Web Security, zoom, zoom credential, Zoom-bombing
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The Better Business Bureau warns of phishing messages with the Zoom logo that tell recipients they have a missed meeting or suspended account. A new Zoom-themed phishing attack is circulating through email, text and social media messages, aiming to steal credentials for the videoconferencing service. The Better Business Bureau (BBB) . . . Read more
05 Nov, 2020
blurring, Cisco WebEx, Hacks, Hangouts, keystroke, keystroke inference, pixilation, Privacy, Security News, Side-channel attack, skype, video conferencing, video security, zoom
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Researchers figure out how to read what people are typing during a Zoom call using shoulder movements. You’ve heard of Zoom Bombing, but have you heard of Zoom Snooping? Researchers contend they can extract keystroke data from participants in a video call simply by tracking shoulder movements. A recently published . . . Read more