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Ai.type keyboard app developer accidentally leaks personal data of 31 million users

The emails, phone numbers, and locations of 31 million users of Android keyboard app Ai.type have been compromised after the developer failed to secure the server on which the information was stored. Some 577 gigabytes of data is said to have been exposed [...]

The app's founder, Eitan Fitusi, made the rather basic error of not protecting the MongoDB database with a password, leaving it vulnerable

Részletek: http://www.androidpolice.com/2017/12/07/ai-type-keyboard-app-developer-…

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Az összes Chromebook-on elment az internet

Around 2:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Adam Henderson began receiving a flood of reports from across his district’s 17 schools saying their Chromebook devices were no longer working.

In Nassau County, 5,000 devices experienced the outage, but it’s expected that tens of thousands, and perhaps millions of devices around the country, could have experienced the same glitch.

Google has since noted the error on its support page, which now reads: “Managed Chrome devices may have received invalid network policies and lost connectivity to passphrase-protected networks configured through admin policies. We have addressed the root cause of this issue, but due to the nature of issue, the fix does not take effect until affected devices connect to networks and refresh policies.”

https://www.edsurge.com/news/2017-12-05-here-s-what-we-know-about-the-c…

A DJI drónok a kínai kormánynak kémkednek

A memo from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) warns that China-based Da-Jiang Innovations (DJI), one of the world’s largest drone manufacturers, has been providing information on critical infrastructure and law enforcement to the Chinese government.

ICE claims two of the Android applications provided by DJI for some of its drones automatically tag GPS imagery and location, register facial recognition data even when turned off, and access data in the user’s phone. The data, which the agency claims to include personal information and other sensitive data, such as power control panels and security measures for critical infrastructure sites, is allegedly stored on cloud servers to which the Chinese government “likely has access.”

The ICE document also claims that DJI aggressively dropped drone prices in 2015 to force its main competitors out of the market.

http://www.securityweek.com/dhs-says-drone-maker-dji-helping-china-spy-…