Flawed server exposes email addresses of more than 355,000 students and teaching staff
‘Drunk as a clam’: How to say you’ve had too much to drink in Spanish
Many languages have original and funny expressions to refer to the act of being under the influence, and Spanish is no exception to this.
The tricks some bars and restaurants in Spain use to overcharge you (and how to avoid them)
Spain is a relatively well-priced country to enjoy a meal out, but there are numerous sneaky tricks some establishments use to squeeze extra money out of customers, sometimes illegally.
Apple Announces New Machine Learning-led Child Safety Features
Apple’s new features are designed to protect children from child abuse materials
Millions of Senior Citizens’ Personal Data Exposed by Misconfiguration
Personal data of more than three million people were compromised by a misconfigured bucket
#BHUSA: DHS Chief: ‘We are Competing for the Future of Cyberspace’
The Secretary of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security identifies the future of the internet as a challenge of two very different visions
#BHUSA: Researchers Reveal DBREACH as New Attack Against Databases
DBREACH—Database Reconnaissance and Exfiltration via Adaptive Compression Heuristics—is a new theoretical attack that could one day be much more than theoretical
#BHUSA: Windows Hello Passwordless Bypass Revealed
Using a pic of the cartoon character SpongeBob SquarePants, a researcher figures out an approach to bypass Windows Hello facial-recognition security
#BHUSA: CISA Director Advocates for New Partnership to Improve Cybersecurity
CISA head wants to encourage public–private operational collaboration and information sharing with new initiatives
#BHUSA: Looking for Vulnerabilities in Hospital Pneumatic Tubes
While the internet itself might not actually be a series of tubes, hospitals that connect to the internet do use pneumatic tubes that could potentially be at risk