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Plex users urged to update Media Server after security flaw exposed

August 15, 2025August 14, 2025 Brian Fagioli

Plex has patched a security issue affecting recent versions of its Media Server and is urging users to update immediately.

Categories Security Tags FreeBSD, media server, Plex, Plex auto update, Plex bug bounty, Plex Media Server, Plex security, Plex update, Plex vulnerability Leave a comment

Wyze Duo Cam Pan delivers dual-lens 2K security for under $70

August 12, 2025 Brian Fagioli
Wyze Duo Cam Pan scaled

The Wyze Duo Cam Pan offers two 2K lenses, pan-and-tilt tracking, and full smart home integration for just $69.98.

Categories Security, Hardware, Smart home Tags 2K camera, dual lens camera, home security, indoor outdoor camera, security camera, smart camera, Wi-Fi 6 camera, Wyze, Wyze Duo Cam Pan Leave a comment

LastPass launches SaaS Protect to fight Shadow AI and app chaos

August 5, 2025 Brian Fagioli
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LastPass is stepping deeper into SaaS governance with SaaS Protect, a new feature launched at Black Hat 2025. The tool helps businesses fight Shadow AI, credential misuse, and SaaS sprawl.

Categories Security Tags Black Hat 2025, credential risk, cybersecurity, LastPass, passkeys, password manager, SaaS Protect, Shadow AI, shadow IT Leave a comment

Mozilla warns developers of phishing campaign

August 1, 2025 Brian Fagioli
mozilla red panda phishing warning

Mozilla is alerting add-on developers about a phishing campaign targeting AMO accounts with fake emails. Here’s how to protect yourself.

Categories Mozilla, Security Tags add-on developers, AMO, cybersecurity, developer security, Firefox, Mozilla, Mozilla warning, Open Source, phishing Leave a comment

Norton brings deepfake scam detection to mobile devices with AI-powered Genie

July 31, 2025 Brian Fagioli
norton genie deepfake mobile protection

Norton adds AI-powered deepfake protection to its Genie Assistant for mobile, helping users detect fake voices and videos with simple tools.

Categories Artificial Intelligence, Security Tags AI detection, Android, deepfake, Genie, iOS, mobile security, Norton, Norton 360, scam protection Leave a comment

Proton Authenticator brings secure and private 2FA to Linux, Windows, Mac, and mobile for free

July 31, 2025 Brian Fagioli
proton authenticator free 2fa

Proton Authenticator is a free, open-source 2FA app for desktop and mobile with encrypted sync, offline support, and full cross-platform flexibility.

Categories Software, Android, Linux, Mac, Open source, Security, Windows Tags 2FA, Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, Open Source, privacy, Proton, Proton Authenticator, Windows Leave a comment

Dropbox Passwords is shutting down and users need to act fast

July 30, 2025 Brian Fagioli
dropbox passwords tombstone 2025

Dropbox Passwords is being discontinued, and your saved logins will be deleted if you don’t act before October 28.

Categories Security Leave a comment

ExpressVPN leaked real IP addresses on Windows — can users still trust it?

July 22, 2025 Brian Fagioli
expressvpn windows leak warning

ExpressVPN has patched a privacy issue in its Windows app that leaked certain traffic outside the VPN tunnel. Here’s what happened and why you should update.

Categories Security, Software Tags bug bounty, debug code, ExpressVPN, IP leak, privacy, RDP, TCP port 3389, VPN, Windows Leave a comment

BigONE confirms $27 million crypto theft but promises full reimbursement to users

July 16, 2025 Brian Fagioli
bigone wallet hack crypto theft

Crypto exchange BigONE has lost $27 million in a hot wallet hack but says users will be fully reimbursed using internal reserves.

Categories Cryptocurrency, Security Tags BigONE, BigONE hack, BigONE security, BTC stolen, crypto exchange, cryptocurrency hack, ETH stolen, hot wallet breach, SHIB stolen, SlowMist Leave a comment

1Password’s new AWS tool helps companies lock down rogue AI agents and shadow SaaS apps

July 16, 2025 Brian Fagioli
1password stops rogue ai agent

1Password launches MCP Server for Trelica on AWS Marketplace to help companies control AI agents and shadow IT. Here’s why it matters.

Categories Security, Artificial Intelligence Tags 1Password, access control, AI agents, AWS Marketplace, AWS tools, cybersecurity, MCP Server, SaaS governance, shadow IT, Trelica Leave a comment
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