Phishing attacks are becoming increasingly sophisticated, even targeting encrypted messaging apps. Signal's latest update aims to put up guardrails, but how effective will they be?
So, Vimeo's gotten themselves into a bit of a jam. Turns out, a breach at a third-party vendor, Anodot, means some of your precious Vimeo data might be out there.
A pro-Ukrainian hacktivist group is actively compromising Russian organizations by exploiting critical vulnerabilities in TrueConf video conferencing software. This sophisticated attack chain bypasses defenses and provides deep network access.
The US has declared a "new theater of war" against cyberscam operations flourishing in Southeast Asia. But will sanctions and seized assets really stop the flood of online fraud?
Remember when we thought email phishing was the peak of sophisticated social engineering? Think again. UNC6692 just rewrote the playbook, proving the old tricks, when combined with a relentless barrage, can still make for a nasty surprise.
When the lights flickered or the taps ran dry, it felt like a distant threat. Now, a breach at Itron, a company managing the veins of our cities' utilities, brings that abstract fear uncomfortably close.
A zero-day vulnerability represents an unknown security flaw in software or hardware that malicious actors can exploit before developers have a chance to fix it. Understanding these vulnerabilities is crucial for robust cybersecurity defenses.
Forget the shiny new AI toys for a sec. This week's cyber news is a stark reminder that old threats persist, new ones are scarier than ever, and AI is about to make it all much, much worse.
Windows users, brace yourselves. A nasty bug in the RPC system just opened up five new ways for hackers to waltz right in. This isn't just theoretical; it's a five-lane highway to your data.
The cybersecurity world braced for another supply chain assault, but GlassWorm's latest move in the OpenVSX ecosystem is a quiet, insidious evolution. They're no longer just dropping malware; they're planting seeds.
So, Robinhood thought its new account emails were for welcoming users. Turns out, they were actually a perfectly crafted delivery system for scammers. Classic.
The global utility tech giant Itron just announced a cybersecurity breach. Yet, remarkably, their day-to-day operations remain completely unfazed. This isn't your typical cyber disaster headline.
Everyone's bracing for the next big cyberattack. Turns out, the people defending us are too — but for entirely different reasons. They're not getting paid, and they're over it.
