Telegram’s new “People Nearby” feature shows a list of other nearby users and their approximate proximity to you, letting you create group chats based on geographic location. The feature is turned off by default and must be manually enabled by the user, but it’s an idiosyncratic addition for an app that markets itself as a private, end-to-end encrypted messaging service—and according to security researcher Ahmed Hassan, it’s a major security risk.

Not only the fronted we see or the backend we don’t, are responsible to make an application be vulnerable. A dynamic web-application carries a lot within itself, whether it’s about JavaScript libraries, third-party features, functional plugins and many more. But what, if the installed features or the plugins themselves are vulnerable? So, today in this... Continue reading →

Currently, we have seen an unpatched zero day exploit in which allows attackers to corrupt an NTFS-formatted hard drive with a one line command. In multiple tests, this one liner can be delivered

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