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Is it a bug? No, Telegram exposing its users’ precise location is a feature working as ‘expected’

Is it a bug? No, Telegram exposing its users’ precise location is a feature working as ‘expected’

Messaging app makes inadvertent oversharing too easy

Happy New Year: Jan 1, 2021 security certificate expiration causes havoc for some Check Point VPN users

Happy New Year: Jan 1, 2021 security certificate expiration causes havoc for some Check Point VPN users

Outdated clients stop working, organizations with thousands of end-points told to switch out .sys files

“Long-standing vulnerabilities” in 5G’s core protocols make the network insecure

“Long-standing vulnerabilities” in 5G’s core protocols make the network insecure

“The stack of technologies in 5G potentially leaves the door open to attacks on subscribers and the operator’s network. Such attacks can be performed from the international roaming network, the operator’s network, or partner networks that provide access to services,”

code coding computer cyberspace

Russian spies used SolarWinds to hack US nuke agency

Chrome, Firefox and Edge browsers get an update to fix separate bugs that both allow for remote attacks, which could potentially allow hackers to takeover targeted devices.

Hospitals’ servers around the world are infected with malware and expose personal data

Hospitals’ servers around the world are infected with malware and expose personal data

45 million images of various medical scans were freely accessible online by anyone, with absolutely no protections.

Ransomware stole gigabytes of data from Intel’s Habana Labs

Ransomware stole gigabytes of data from Intel’s Habana Labs

The ransomware group threatens to make over 53GB of files public in 72 hours.

85K MySQL Servers were hit by PLEASE_READ_ME Ransomware

85K MySQL Servers were hit by PLEASE_READ_ME Ransomware

Chrome, Firefox and Edge browsers get an update to fix separate bugs that both allow for remote attacks, which could potentially allow hackers to takeover targeted devices.

Millions of IoT devices affected by TCP/IP flaws

Chrome, Firefox and Edge browsers get an update to fix separate bugs that both allow for remote attacks, which could potentially allow hackers to takeover targeted devices.

Hospitals are targeted by ransomware attacks

Hospitals are targeted by ransomware attacks

Chrome, Firefox and Edge browsers get an update to fix separate bugs that both allow for remote attacks, which could potentially allow hackers to takeover targeted devices.

Cyber-espionage campaign opens backdoor to steal documents from infected PCs

Cyber-espionage campaign opens backdoor to steal documents from infected PCs

Researchers at security company ESET uncover Crutch, a new malware backdoor. The newly detailed Crutch campaign appears tailored towards particular targets, suggesting a ministry of foreign affairs in an EU country.  This malware is built to steal sensitive...

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