Tile adds anti-theft mode that makes its trackers undetectable, threatens $1 million fine if used for stalking
It requires an extensive verification process
After deprecation, Intel's SGX technology is still messing with users' security
The now-deceased security tech is still being patched for vulnerabilities
Microsoft's Patch Tuesday for February fixes 3 zero-day bugs and more
Windows and Office being pierced by hackers as usual
Thousands of websites infected to redirect users in Google Ads view-pumping scam
WordPress sites infected to redirect visitors to crypto Q&A spam
Hackers hit US Windows systems with "Mortal Kombat" ransomware
Scorpion says: "Get over here!" Watch out for emails from the crypto exchange CoinPayments. Hackers are running a new "Mortal Kombat" ransomware campaign. The attackers disguise the phishing email attachment to look like payment transactions. However, when opened, the payload automatically downloads either ransomware or a crypto-wallet skimmer. So it's a bit like a one-two uppercut. TOASTY!
A new version of iOS and iPadOS fixes a zero-day bug exploited by hackers
The bug could be part of some infamous commercial spyware targeting iOS
Two-Factor Authentication: Methods and Myths
When I mentioned to a few friends that I was writing a feature about two-step authentication, the typical response was an eye-roll and "Oh, that annoying thing?..." But wait. There's more to it.
Reddit recommends users set up 2FA following confirmed data breach
Reddit sources say no user data was compromised in the attack
Valve left a security flaw in Dota 2 for two years until someone tried to exploit it
An outdated build of the V8 JavaScript engine put players at risk
Windows 11: a spyware machine out of users' control?
Microsoft's latest OS starts collecting telemetry as soon as the boot process ends
Malware delivery through Microsoft OneNote files is growing in a post-macro world
OneNote is demonstrating its effectiveness as a malware distribution platform
New ransomware campaign targets old VMware flaw patched two years ago
Umm... Who is administering these systems?
For now, don't Google search for software downloads
Hackers have tricked Google Ads, redirecting users towards malware payloads
Former developer of Ubiquiti confessed to stealing data, trying to extort the networking company
While pretending to be an anonymous hacker
QNAP's NAS devices affected by a new critical security issue, patches are available
The next ransomware target for cyber-crime gangs?
How to Find Your Wi-Fi Passwords in Windows
Need to give someone your Wi-Fi password but can't find the key on the router? Use your Windows PC and our handy guide to uncover the hidden treasure.
Yandex leak includes source code for popular Russian search engine
A former employee likely stole many gigabytes of proprietary code
Researchers identify new data-wiping malware in cyberattack against Ukraine
The malware is reportedly connected to the Russian hacking group known as Sandworm
A hacker tried to sell the personal information of nearly every Austrian citizen, police say
A case of human error with major consequences
FBI brings down massive ransomware gang by "hacking the hackers"
The feds' actions saved victims over $130 million
What just happened? In what could be described as beautifully ironic, a notorious ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS) gang has been brought down after the FBI infiltrated its systems, disrupted operations, and seized its sites. Or, as the Deputy US Attorney General put it, they "hacked the hackers."
Hackers used legitimate remote help-desk tools to scam multiple US federal agencies
Widespread campaign tricked federal employees into "refunding" bad actors fake charges
CryptoAPI bug makes 99% of Windows servers vulnerable
The newly released PoC code can exploit a flaw that was already patched in August
LastPass security breach keeps getting worse, admits parent company
Hackers stole encrypted backups, too
Data breach may have leaked classified law enforcement operations information to criminals
"It may lead to tragic consequences for police officers and undercover agents"