DNS Security is Important But DNSSEC May Be a Failed Experiment DNSSEC, or Domain Name System Security Extensions, has seen a noticeably poor adoption rate, achieving only 34% deployment after…
The women’s dating safety app Tea has reportedly experienced a data breach, exposing users’ personal information including selfies and IDs. A vulnerability in its database allowed access to over 72,000…
Echelon Kills Smart Home Gym Equipment Offline Capabilities With Update A recent Echelon firmware update has effectively bricked offline functionality for its smart gym equipment, cutting off compatibility with popular…
The article discusses the slow adoption of DNSSEC, which has only reached 34% after 28 years, in contrast to the 96% adoption rate of HTTPS among top websites. The reasons…
Women Dating Safety App ‘Tea’ Breached A serious data breach has struck Tea, a popular dating safety app for women, exposing user IDs and personal photos. Reportedly, a database hosted…
Summary A recent update by Echelon has removed the offline functionalities of its smart gym equipment, forcing users to rely on an internet connection to access workout stats and sync…
Summary DNSSEC, or Domain Name System Security Extensions, has only achieved a meagre 34% deployment rate over 28 years, making it one of the least adopted technologies in internet security.…
The women’s dating safety app ‘Tea’ has suffered a significant data breach, leading to users’ IDs and images being publically posted on 4chan. Users reportedly found an exposed database on…
This article examines the state of Domain Name System Security Extensions (DNSSEC), which has only seen a 34% deployment rate since its introduction 28 years ago. It highlights key challenges…
A serious data breach hit the women’s dating safety app Tea, exposing personal user information online. The breach involved an exposed database on Firebase that leaked around 72,000 images, including…
