It’s summertime! Time to think about security (see also fall, winter, and spring). This week, new stories and follow-ups. Items on the list:
- An update on eFail and Apple Mail
- Apple changes the game for iOS forensics
- More Mac Cryptomining Malware
- Major security/privacy improvements in macOS Mojave
- Leaks at MyHeritage and TicketFly
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Facebook: The security story that keeps on giving. News hit recently that the social network was sharing user info with a host of hardware and software partners without users knowing. We drive into that today, hitting:
- How Facebook gave away your data
- What data and who’s data was involved
- Who got the data and why
- Facebook’s response
- Some of the implications
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Sometimes security is handled well. Other times, it’s handled weakly. Most of today’s list concerns the latter, including:
- The Zipperdown vulnerability
- Puppy Pictures Preempt Privacy
- The returning spectre of Spectre
- eFail
- What does Apple know about you?
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There’s a whole lotta leakin’ goin’ on! On this edition of The Checklist by SecureMac:
- The Not Sure Securus Story
- Mobile Providers Selling Your Location
- LocationSmart Giving Away Location Data
- The Unsafe Story of TeenSafe
- A Comcast Security SNAFU
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