Apple Releases Patches Fixing 39 Vulnerabilities
Apple releases patches fixing 39 vulnerabilities several of which could allow an attacker to execute arbitrary code on an affected device.
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Cyberattack Crashes Israeli Government Websites
Users attempting to enter sites with gov.il extensions were unable to for at least an hour, before the sites slowly began to come back online.
Email Which Claims to Come from Saudi Aramco Delivers Malware
The email pretends to come from Saudi Aramco, a Saudi Arabian public petroleum and natural gas company, and one of the largest companies in the world by revenue.
Retailer Blames Third-Party for the Data Breach of More than 100,000 Payment Cards
Beauty product retailer Acro revealed that customers of two of its websites were impacted, exposing more than 100,000 payment cards
War Between Russia and Ukraine Goes Cyber
The war between Russia and Ukraine goes cyber with several ongoing cyber-attacks from the Russian side, targeting Ukraine's banks and government department websites.
A New Tool to Help You Reveal Sensitive Information
Researchers have released a new tool to help you reveal sensitive information which has been redacted by the method of pixelation from a document.
Update Chrome Now to Patch an Actively Exploited Zero-Day Vulnerability
Google has released an update for its Chrome browser that includes eleven security fixes, one of which has been reportedly exploited in the wild.
New Vulnerabilities Allow Hackers to Crash Siemens PLCs
Independent ICS security researcher Gao Jian recently discovered new vulnerabilities which can allow hackers to remotely crash Siemens PLCs.
Google Cloud Gets Virtual Machine Threat Detection to Help Detect Crypto Mining
Google announced the public preview of a tool which helps identify threats within virtual machines running on its Google Cloud infrastructure.
Oil Port Terminal Operations Disrupted by Ransomware Attack
The ransomware attack affected dozens of terminals, oil storage and transport around the world, including Oiltanking in Germany, SEA-Invest in Belgium and Evos in the Netherlands.
Best Privacy Browsing Apps for Android
If you want to avoid websites tracking and saving personal information when you visit them, then you should consider using on of the best privacy browsing apps for android.
Hacker Took Down the Internet in North Korea
An American hacker named P4x says he was behind a series of outages in North Korea's Internet a few weeks ago.
$320 Million Stolen from Crypto Trading Platform
By exploiting a vulnerability in the software of a crypto trading platform, hackers stole 320 million in cryptocurrencies.
Cisco patched 15 Vulnerabilities in Cisco Small Business RV Series Routers
Cisco published an advisory for 15 vulnerabilities in its Small Business RV Series Routers.
Developers Accidentally Turned Off CSRF Protection in Popular PHP Framework
Developers of the Symfony PHP framework have reversed a recent change that inadvertently turned off protection against CSRF attacks.
Hackers Use PowerPoint Files to Deliver Malicious Files
A little-known PowerPoint add-on, the .ppam file, has been used by hackers to hide and deliver malicious files.
Actor’s Twitter Account Hacked and Used to Spam on NFT Giveaways
On Thursday a verified twitter profile of Siobhan McSweeney, a well known Irish actor, was hacked and was used to spam on NFT giveaways.
North Korean APT Spreading Malware Through Spear Phishing Attacks
The "Lazarous Group", a North Korean APT conducted a spear phishing attack, weaponized with malicious documents