Want to keep track of the latest news in the cybersecurity world? Security Gladiators covers the most important stories (even before the bell rings) that fall into the security domain.
Amid global protests of police brutality, internet traffic data indicates that hackers have started to launch cyberattacks on prominent civil rights advocacy organizations in the U.S. Protests have erupted across the U.S. in the past two weeks over the death of George Floyd, an unarmed black man who was killed in police custody on Memorial …
My password is 123456789. Yes. Because no matter how much security researchers try to warn us, there is simply always going to be online consumers who just don’t care and still use a password that is guaranteed to get hacked. Now, even though the above-mentioned password is not going to protect any of your accounts, …
Read moreTop reasons you should NOT store passwords in your web browser
Today, we want to talk to people who have finally decided to take their first tentative steps into the world of smart homes. Or more specifically, the smart home market. Of course, we would also like to help people who would like to expand the extent of their smart homeNESS. In both the cases, regardless …
Read moreHow to select the best platform for your smart home
Whenever someone actually makes the decision of cutting the cord for good, the first thing that someone needs is an alternative. An alternative that is good enough to substitute everything that a regular and standard cable subscription offered. And we are here today to let you know of a platform that you can definitely have …
Read morePlayStation Vue Review (The complete guide that you need to read)
It turns out, doing the right thing is not always the best idea. What we mean to say is that the author of a recently-published research found out first hand that just because someone manages to examine various flaws in the market’s premier password managers does not mean that the platform on which that someone …
Read morePassword managers are not invulnerable. But don’t tell anyone
Is Shodan the Internet of Things search engine that everyone needs but never knew wanted? Well, the truth is that a lot of media sources on the internet have given Shodan an unhealthy amount of slack during the short lifespan it has had. The problem with the simple idea of having a search engine which …
And stealing a robot arm from T-Mobile. Sources say that the indictment from the United States of America has only revealed the extent to which Huawei went in order to get its hands on secrets that belonged to T-Mobile. This past Monday, prosecutors from the US unsealed a new pair of indictments which went against …
Read moreThe United States has indicted Huawei for selling technology to Iran.
Various reports in the media have now extensively covered how the government shutdown is causing some feds to actually miss their second straight paycheck. All the while government contractors have no option but to sit idle. Because of this, some believe that an immediate brain drain in not only possible but imminent. It should not …
Read moreFederal cyber talent is going away amid government shutdown
It turns out that the widely circulated (something something) Collection #1 was actually used by hackers to launch credential stuffing attacks. These attacks were fully automated as well. The hugely popular website by the name of Have I Been Pwned (more specifically, a breach notification online service) which has taken the job of serving as …
Read more773 million accounts list has been breached (with plaintext passwords)
The latest round of source says that Microsoft is pushing Cortana to focus more on productivity while the company is unifying the search function with Microsoft Office 365. The insider build version that Microsoft released just recently (Windows 10 version 18317) is all set to change how users are able to use functions such as …
Read moreAn upcoming Windows 10 version offers search without Cortana
