Zerodium, a company which claims it buys and then resells software exploits to government and law enforcement agencies, has updated its price list today, and Android exploits are worth more than iOS exploits for the first time ever. From a report: According to the company, starting today, a zero-click (no user interaction) exploit chain for…

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Mozilla has switched on Firefox’s tracking protection feature for everyone on Windows and Android, dialing up its effort to protect privacy from website publishers and advertisers that would like to keep tabs on your online behavior. From a report: Mozilla enabled tracking protection for new Firefox users in June, but now it’s on for everyone,…

Attackers are becoming more sophisticated in their obfuscation and anti-analysis practices to avoid detection. …read more Source:: DarkReading

US carriers are waiving fees as the hurricane draws near. …read more Source:: CNet

We don’t actually need them, says Lynch’s camp Autonomy Trial Two key witnesses in the Autonomy trial have “refused” to testify, Hewlett-Packard’s barrister sensationally claimed to London’s High Court.… …read more Source:: TheRegister

Wear your Watch to bed. …read more Source:: CNet