Windows 10 is now running on 800 million devices worldwide, Microsoft has announced. The figure includes not only traditional laptop and desktop PCs, but also hybrids like the Surface Pro, consoles like the Xbox One X, and any phones that are still running the end-of-life Windows 10 Mobile, which will finally stop receiving security updates at the end of this year. 800 million means Windows 10 is comfortably the most...
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Logitech’s Harmony hub is a popular smart home device which enables communication with and control of all network connected devices in your house. It has an install base of millions of users across the globe and supports 270,000 devices from 6,000 brands. Tenable recently released critical, undisclosed vulnerabilities that allow an attacker remote root access without user interaction. The hub is a favorite among enthusiasts for its scripting...
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Today, the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) approved WebAuthn, a new authentication standard that aims to replace the password as a way of securing your online accounts. First announced last year, WebAuthn (which stands for Web Authentication) is already supported by most browsers, including Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari. Its publication as an official web standard should pave the way for wider adoption by individual websites. At its core, WebAuthn is...
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You must update your Google Chrome immediately to the latest version of the web browsing application. Security researcher Clement Lecigne of Google’s Threat Analysis Group discovered and reported a high severity vulnerability in Chrome late last month that could allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary code and take full control of the computers. The vulnerability, assigned as CVE-2019-5786, affects the web browsing software for all major operating systems...
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A security vulnerability was discovered recently in WinRAR, affecting over 500 millions of users worldwide. Due to the flaw residing in UNACEV2.dll code base that WinRAR uses to extract files from archives packed with the ACE format, hackers can not only bypass the access control to gain high system privileges, but also implant malicious files into the system to infect and control users’ computers. It...
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