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News / [AVAST]5 malware attacks making the news | Avast

« Dernier message par igor51 le Aujourd'hui à 17:00:38 »

5 malware attacks making the news | Avast

BMWs at risk of hacking

BMW is in the process of issuing security patches to drivers of its 2017 i3, 2016 X1 and 525Li, and 2012 730Li. The patches will cover fourteen newly-discovered vulnerabilities, four of which can be triggered only through physical connection to the car computer systems, while another four require USB connection to the car. The remaining six vulnerabilities can be exploited remotely. A diligent cybercriminal can gain access to the cars’ infotainment systems, T-Box components, and UDS communication. In light of the findings, BMW has embraced the value of third-party cybersecurity research, and they are working on fixes.

Source: 5 malware attacks making the news | Avast

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Sécurité Générale / Re : Extension Malwarebytes pour Firefox et Chrome (en version Beta)

« Dernier message par chantal11 le Aujourd'hui à 13:55:18 »

Bonjour

J'ai désactivé toute option du style uBlock
Je n'utilise plus que cette extension qui filtre parfaitement tout ce font je n'ai nul besoin quand je visite une page
Mais pour information cette extension ne rentre pas en conflit avec uBlock ou Adblock ou NoScript ....... activé

J'ai aussi testé sur des sites douteux où je savais qu'il y avait des alertes TechScam .... bloqué aussi

Bref une excellente extension efficace et qui n'alourdit pas le navigateur

L'extension pour Edge est en cours de validation par Microsoft

Envoyé de mon SM-G900F en utilisant Tapatalk

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Sécurité Générale / Re : Extension Malwarebytes pour Firefox et Chrome (en version Beta)

« Dernier message par xsun le Aujourd'hui à 11:48:26 »

Bonjour


Merci pour l'info

Extension installée

 

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News / [AVAST]Spectre continues: Did we all trade speed for security? | Avast

« Dernier message par igor51 le Aujourd'hui à 11:00:29 »

Spectre continues: Did we all trade speed for security? | Avast

For anyone in the cybersecurity industry, 2018 began on January 3rd — the day a trio of CPU bugs was announced. What trio? You probably recall Meltdown and Spectre, but from our perspective, the latter bug is really two for the price of one. While Meltdown and Spectre both got plenty of coverage in media outlets and security blogs around the globe (yes, that includes us, too), there’s an important distinction to make and more to say on this matter.

Source: Spectre continues: Did we all trade speed for security? | Avast

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Logiciels / Re : Compte microsoft

« Dernier message par chantal11 le Aujourd'hui à 08:45:16 »

Bonjour,

Désolée, j'ai zappé ton message.

Tu sembles être reparti pour un essai de 14 jours.
Tu bénéficies bien de la protection Web ainsi que les protections associées à la version Premium ?

@+

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News / [Sophos]Ghostery’s goofy GDPR gaffe – someone’s in trouble come Monday!

« Dernier message par igor51 le Aujourd'hui à 04:00:37 »

Ghostery’s goofy GDPR gaffe – someone’s in trouble come Monday!

Ever CCed an email you were supposed to BCC? Sure you have! But we bet it wasn't your company's "look how good we are at GDPR" email...
Source: Ghostery’s goofy GDPR gaffe – someone’s in trouble come Monday!

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News / [AVAST]Are your SMB clients GDPR-ready? | Avast Business

« Dernier message par igor51 le Aujourd'hui à 04:00:37 »

Are your SMB clients GDPR-ready? | Avast Business

A survey this month from International Data Corporation (IDC) found that less than half of European Union (EU) small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) are prepared for the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). For companies operating outside the European Union (EU), the percentages are roughly the same.  

Source: Are your SMB clients GDPR-ready? | Avast Business

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News / [AVAST]Android devices ship with pre-installed malware

« Dernier message par igor51 le Hier à 21:00:16 »

Android devices ship with pre-installed malware

 Blog post and analysis by Vojtech Bocek and Nikolaos Chrysaidos 

When you get a brand new phone, you expect it to be clean from any malware and adware. Unfortunately, this is not always the case. The Avast Threat Labs has found adware pre-installed on several hundred different Android device models and versions, including devices from manufacturers like ZTE and Archos. The majority of these devices are not certified by Google.

Source: Android devices ship with pre-installed malware

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Windows 10 / windows 10..bootrec /fixboot..accés refusé

« Dernier message par starnour le Hier à 20:02:00 »

Bonsoir...
J'ai w10 64 bits....après update et redémarrage, j'ai obtenu ce message

J'ai obtenu :
bootrec /RebuildBcd.......succès
bootrec /fixMbr....succès
bootrec /fixboot...accès refusé
Veuillez m'aider à résoudre ce problème
Cordialement

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News / [kreb]Why Is Your Location Data No Longer Private?

« Dernier message par igor51 le Hier à 19:00:07 »

Why Is Your Location Data No Longer Private?

The past month has seen one blockbuster revelation after another about how our mobile phone and broadband providers have been leaking highly sensitive customer information, including real-time location data and customer account details. In the wake of these consumer privacy debacles, many are left wondering who's responsible for policing these industries? How exactly did we get to this point? What prospects are there for changes to address this national privacy crisis at the legislative and regulatory levels? These are some of the questions we'll explore in this article.
Source: Why Is Your Location Data No Longer Private?