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This week, we take a look at the recent API vulnerabilities found in SoundCloud and the electric scooter service Lime. Read More
Using the camera apps from Google and Samsung, other apps were able to create images and sound recordings without proper authorization. Read More
Opening its fiscal year 2020, Checkmarx traveled to Israel's favorite exotic destination: Thailand. Read More
OWASP’s API Security Project has released the first edition of its top 10 list of API security risks. Read More
Due to the widespread usage of APIs, and the fact that attackers realize APIs are a new attack frontier, the OWASP API Security Top 10 Project was launched. Read More
Here are the top 10 cybersecurity stories of 2019, which open a window onto the 2020 cyber threatscape. Read More
Maty Siman, Erez Yalon, and Matt Rose provide their forecasts for the 2020 cyber market. Read More
Over the course of 2019, we've seen the variety of attacks and vulnerabilities impacting our iOS and Android smartphones escalate. Read More
Thought leaders weigh in on what we can expect from the software development industry in 2020. Read More
Checkmarx CTO Maty Siman predicts why we'll see a rise in the use of AI to wage cyberattacks in 2020. Read More
Meir emigrated from France a few years ago and entered Checkmarx, placing a strong emphasis on the needs of the client. Read More
Using the camera apps from Google and Samsung, other apps were able to create images and sound recordings without proper authorization. Read More
For the week ending Nov. 22, CRN looks at IT companies that were unfortunate, unsuccessful or just didn't make good decisions. Read More
A severe security breach allowed hackers to gain full control of Android Samsung and Pixel cameras. Read More
According to an investigation by Checkmarx security researchers, some Android devices may have an unpatched security flaw that an app could use to record you without your knowledge. Read More
Samsung, Google fix the problem on their own phones, but not clear where other makers stand. Read More
Checkmarx developers created a rogue app to see if they could find flaws in Androids. Read More
An attacker could also obtain GPS data and even listen in on calls. Read More
Google has disclosed a vulnerability in Android which made it possible for hackers to hijack your camera, and secretly capture photos and record footage. Read More
Unauthorized activities could be triggered even if a phone is locked, its screen is turned off, or a person is in the middle of a call. Read More
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