As the number of cyberattacks steadily increases, businesses need to strengthen the protection of one of their most valuable assets – data. To do this, they need to know where their weaknesses are, before taking measures to fill them.

China's CAID solution to bypass Apple's ATT wall has been closed, as the iPhone maker proves it takes customer privacy seriously.

According to Zdnet, Garmin has shut down many services since July 23 in response to a cyberattack that makes intranet data and some production systems illegally encrypted. The company has now shut down its official website, discontinued its Garmin Connect watch data synchronization service, aviation database service and even some production lines in Asia. In its official Twitter announcements, Garmin said its support center was also affected so it was unable to answer calls, emails or chat directly with users. In addition to watch-related services, Garmin today said the company's web services support line, flyGarmin, has stopped working.

Spotify, TikTok, Pinterest, Tinder and many other popular applications on iPhone and iPad suddenly stopped working due to the Facebook login feature. On the Downdetector error page, iOS users said that their iPhones and iPads cannot access popular applications and services. The amount of errors increased sharply from 5pm on 7/5 (Vietnam time). In addition to the above applications, Waze, Venmo, Bumble, SoundCloud, Nextdoor, New York Times, Walmart, Viber, Pandora and UPS are also affected.

Facebook has acknowledged the problem that caused a series of iOS applications to fail and to apologize, but did not mention the issue in detail. According to the blog announcement, Facebook said the error occurred when updating the software development tool (SDK). "Yesterday, Facebook tested a new update. A change in it caused an error for some app users with the Facebook SDK. We quickly identified the problem and resolved it," the representative said. Facebook said. "We apologize for any inconvenience."

International user photos and documents sent via WeChat can be analyzed to detect prohibited content. WeChat is a popular Chinese messaging service, attracting more than one billion users globally. Members not only chat with friends but also order food, exchange money, call a car or pay for electricity ... In the domestic version, the information that users share is strictly censored, connected Human integration and automated tools. Meanwhile, according to WSJ, a study by the Citizen Lab team at the University of Toronto (Canada), published on May 7, shows that WeChat also tracks users' activities outside of China. If sensitive content is detected, the app will be blacklisted.

Samsung smartphones launched from 2014 to 2015 may have stolen the data of calls, contacts or messages, if not updated the software. Mateusz Jurczyk, a member of the Google Project Zero security research group, has uncovered a critical security flaw in many Samsung Android smartphones. Although the product was launched in 2014, it could still be stolen personal information or controlled by bad guys.

The vulnerability that has existed for 2 years in iOS email can be exploited by hackers without the user's knowledge. Hacking an ordinary digital device is done by luring the victim to download malicious code, such as clicking on a malicious link on a message or website. But the iOS email flaw "helped" hackers install malware silently, victims do not have to manipulate any stage. "This bug can cause a large number of iPhone attacks. Fortunately, it is not known by many hackers so the impact is not really widespread," said Zuk Avraham, CEO of security company ZecOps, the unit. Above error detection, said.