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Grammarly’s Victory Over Data Vulnerabilities

TDS Team / October 26, 2023

Grammarly successfully addressed vulnerabilities affecting user logins after receiving an alert from Salt Security, showcasing their commitment to user safety. Grammarly, a widely-used typing assistant, swiftly addressed vulnerabilities that impacted user logins upon receiving a notification from a security firm about these issues. These vulnerabilities mainly affected social sign-ins, where users employ their existing credentials […]

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LastPass Mandatory 12-Character Passwords – Your Shield in a Breach

TDS Team / September 22, 2023

LastPass has made it compulsory for all users to have master passwords with a minimum length of 12 characters. LastPass has imposed a mandatory change on all users, instructing them to update their master passwords to a minimum length of 12 characters. This action arises amid suspicions surrounding a 2022 security breach that may have triggered

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Airbnb Security Alert: Defending Against Account Theft

TDS Team / August 31, 2023

SlashNext’s report uncovers thousands of purchasable Airbnb accounts available on online platforms. SlashNext, a cybersecurity and IT solutions company, reveals that Airbnb’s widespread popularity exposes it to cybercriminal activities such as scams, fake accounts, and fraudulent hosts. These info-stealers, also used to gather ChatGPT credentials, infiltrate devices and send acquired logs to attackers. While they

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Data Leak Scandal: Google’s VirusTotal Compromises User Details

TDS Team / July 19, 2023

VirusTotal, a popular malware detection service owned by Google, suffered a major data leak, affecting 5,600 users. Der Standard reported a data leak in VirusTotal, a widely-used malware detection service owned by Google, which exposed the personal information of 5,600 users. The affected individuals include employees from prominent organizations like the US Department of Justice,

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