Blackberry

Infosecurity Magazine | September 11, 2013

“BlackBerry is committed to protecting customers from third-party security issues, and we recommend that all customers apply the latest software updates to protect their devices from these Adobe Flash, Webkit and libexif vulnerabilities,” said Adrian Stone, director of the BlackBerry Security Incident Response and Threat Analysis team, said in a statement....

None | October 15, 2014

BlackBerry is struggling enough in the smartphone wars as it is, but the venerable pocket assistant company has been dealt a blow: a vulnerability around the BlackBerry World app store has been discovered, which would allow spoofing in order to serve up malicious files....

| June 12, 2014

BlackBerry Ltd. has long held that its BlackBerry devices are among the most secure in the world, but it turns out the platform isn’t as bulletproof as many had been led to believe....

abc6onyourside | January 15, 2020

A cybersecurity firm tested the security of Tik Tok and found "multiple vulnerabilities" in the app's code, allowing for security loopholes and hacking accounts. Check Point Research published their findings on the app, showing the security concerns. The firm's research shows they were able to manipulate code to mess with accounts' contents, delete and upload videos without the account owner's consent, make previously "hidden" videos public, and access persona...