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The security stories that matter, explained by our team — with the concrete steps to take.
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Have you heard about the Universal Serial Bus (USB) - a portable, flexible, and modular framework for fuzz testing USB drivers? It can be used to identify vuln…
Microsoft alerted all its users to stay vigilant with regard to PonyFinal ransomware attacks. Since the ransomware attacks are activeMicrosoft Warns Of PonyFin…
While many people love to use video editing apps, little do they realize that not all of these apps areVivaVideo And Other Apps With Over 157 Million Installs …
Last year, Android devices suffered cyber attacks after attackers exploited the StrandHogg vulnerability to steal banking data. Now, after aStrandHogg 2.0 Vuln…
Heads up Apple users! A researcher found a vulnerability that allowed for an attacker to hack accounts simply via email.Researcher Discovers Critical Vulnerabi…
Apple recently paid Indian vulnerability researcher Bhavuk Jain a huge $100,000 bug bounty for reporting a highly critical vulnerability affecting its 'Sign in…
Modern Intel and AMD processors are susceptible to a new form of side-channel attack that makes flush-based cache attacks resilient to system noise, newly publ…
Mitron (means "friends" in Hindi), you have been fooled again!Mitron is not really a 'Made in India' product, and the viral app contains a highly critical, unp…
Have you heard that Arizona has filed suit against Google over the violation of users' privacy by tracking locations even after they've turned tracking off? Ar…
The National Security Agency (NSA) has publicly accused Sandworm, an infamous Russian hacking group, of exploiting a flaw in Exim software commonly found in Li…
The value of OSS is undeniable. OSS offers organisations greater flexibility and cost savings. However, it needs to be understood that no software is completel…
A new fuzzing tool, USBFuzz, has identified 18 USB bugs impacting Linux. Eleven have already been patched.
Have you heard that Linux creator Linus Torvalds has upgraded his personal desktop, replacing his previous Intel CPU with the AMD Threadripper 3970x?
Are you familiar with Linux Kodachi? Linux Kodachi is one of the most secure operating systems that offer complete privacy and anonymity. Now with the latest f…
Chinese security firm Qihoo 360 Netlab said it partnered with tech giant Baidu to disrupt a malware botnet infecting over hundreds of thousands of systems.The …
Samsung has announced a new step toward ensuring secure devices. Reportedly, Samsung has developed a new SE chip security solutionSamsung Introduces New SE Chi…
While the tech giants were busy managing vulnerabilities in Bluetooth and WiFi chips, researchers have found another serious issue. Reportedly,Spectra Attack T…
As long as there have been locks, there have been lockpicks to break into them. Steve Jobs and Woz usedThe History of Hacking from Phreaking to Cryptocurrencie…
Taking another step towards users' privacy with ease, Signal has now announced a new feature. As revealed, Signal has introducedSignal Hints About Ditching Pho…
Here's some good news for all iPhone users (and bad news for Apple perhaps). A new jailbreak Unc0ver is outNew Unc0ver iOS Jailbreak Works For All Latest iOS V…
Remember Strandhogg?A security vulnerability affecting Android that malicious apps can exploit to masquerade as any other app installed on a targeted device to…
Cybersecurity researchers today uncovered a new advanced version of ComRAT backdoor, one of the earliest known backdoors used by the Turla APT group, that leve…
It turns out that nail polish on screws is an unusual, but effective way to protect Linux laptops from tampering while in transit and protect users' privacy.
Seven Internet giants including Mozilla, Twitter and Reddit have asked the US House of Representatives to protect users' privacy online and prohibit the warran…
