ZDNet

Demo 2006 security roundup, part 1

Demo 2006: On the security front, several companies showed off simple and useful tools for interacting more safely on the Internet. StrikeForce Technologies demoed WebSecure, anti-keylogging software ...
9to5Mac

Security demo reminds iOS users that any app (or widget) can read the clipboard silently

A new demo from researchers at Mysk shines a light on the free, unrestricted, access all apps have to the iOS clipboard. In the video, the developers create a dummy app that simply prints out the ...
eWeek

Demo: Security Rules

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz.—Enterprises looking for emerging ways to secure their infrastructures and their assets were introduced to several new products at the Demo@15 conference here last week. Like last ...
Bleeping Computer

Demo Exploit Code Published for Remote Code Execution via Microsoft Edge

The proof-of-concept code has 71 lines and results in an out-of-bounds (OOB) memory read leak; the effect may not appear that damaging but an attacker can modify the demo exploit to achieve a more ...
9to5Mac

Security researcher demos macOS exploit to access Keychain passwords, but won’t share details with Apple out of protest

Security researcher Linuz Henze has shared a video demonstration of what is claimed to be a macOS Mojave exploit to access passwords stored in the Keychain. However, he has said he is not sharing his ...
ZDNet

Demo 2006 security roundup, part 2

Demo 2006: Persystent Technology demoed the latest version of it enterprise software, which ensures PC availability by eliminating configuration problems. It maintains a hidden partition—a compressed ...