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This week, US Government shutdown leaves dozens of .gov sites vulnerable, Firefox 69 to disable Adobe Flash, an unpatched vCard flaw could leave your PCs open to attackers, Tesla's contest Pwn2Own could win you a Model 3, and how building site cranes...

This week, Ethereum hit by Double Spend attack, NSA to release reverse engineering tool for free, a Skype glitch allowed Android Authentication Bypass, Zerodium offers $2 Million for remote iOS jailbreaks, and tens of thousands of hot tubs are exposed...

This week, when meme's attack, how Google's taking steps to secure Kubernetes, suggestions for last minute Holiday IT gifts, Twitter fixes bug that exposed data, and how WordPress was targeted with clever SEO Injection Malware! Ed Sattar from...

This week, Google+ flaw leads Chocolate Factory to shut down early, 40,000 credentials for government portals found online, one tweak that can save you from NotPetya, ESET discovers 21 new Linux malware variants, and how this Phishing Scam group built...

This week, hijacking printers to promote a YouTube channel, fake iOS apps that steal money, Google patches 11 critical RCE Android Vulnerabilities, Marriott hack hits 500 million Starwood guests, and getting Pwned through an oscilloscope! Jason Wood...

This week, disastrous Rowhammer bitflips, malicious developer steals Bitcoin with NodeJS module, Germany proposes router security guidelines, Uber fined 148$ Million for data breach cover-up, Microsoft yanks two buggy Office patches, and a malware...

This week, what happens when support won't change your password, Gmail glitch Phishing Attacks, stopping the Infiltration of Things, Make-A-Wish website serves a Cryptojacking Script, Instagram exposes user passwords, and DirtyCOW is back in backdoor...

This week, Vulnerabilities in SSD Encryption, Bypassing Windows UAC, Botnet Pwns over 100,00 routers w/ ancient security flaw, Google hit with IP Hijack, and one thing you can do to make your Internet safer and faster! Jason Wood from Paladin Security...

This week, A one-liner exploit for X, the danger of searching for Chrome in Bing, exposing your Docker API, you can find sensitive data in the cloud, exploit users by embedded videos in Word documents, dead web apps, hacking BGP routes, a new DHCP...

This week, Critical Code execution flaws, WordPress working on wiping older versions from existence, Multiple serious flaws in Drupal, TCP/IP flaws leave IoT gear open to mass hijacking, jQuery plugin actively exploited for at least three years, Flaw...