This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security Cybercriminals are selling the data of 700 million LinkedIn users on a hacking forum. A very similar selling occurred in April, when the data of around 500 million LinkedIn members…
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Google Continues Support for Third-Party Cookies Until 2023
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security Google has changed its mind on deprecating third-party cookies in Chrome, postponing the initiative by almost two years, according to The Hacker News. The delay is necessary as Google struggles…
Microsoft Confirms New NOBELIUM Activity
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security Microsoft claims that an attacker gained access to one of its customer service representatives and used the information for targeted hacking. The organization said it has notified affected consumers, according…
MyBook Live Drives Are Being Completely Erased
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security People all around the world using Live Duo and MyBook Live woke up this week to discover that their drives had been totally wiped, says Forbes. According to sources, the…
Personal Information of Over 200,000 Students Leaked
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security Personal information on approximately 280,000 students in Israel was compromised last week in a cyberattack on the company AcadeME. May Brooks-Kempler of the Think Safe Cyber Facebook group estimates that…
FIN7 Cybercrime Boss Gets 7-Year Jail Sentence
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security FIN7’s Ukrainian cybercrime operative has been sentenced to seven years in prison for running a criminal scheme that allowed FIN7 to hack millions of customers’ credit and debit cards, as…
New Variant of IcedID Banking Trojan Spreading Wildely
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security A new form of the IcedID banking Trojan is spreading rapidly with detection peaking at 100 per day, according to Kaspersky Researchers. As of March 2021, most users were attacked…
30 Million Dell Devices Vulnerable to Remote BIOS Attacks
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security Due to Dell’s flawed update method, hackers may be able to exploit four separate vulnerabilities in order to gain complete control of affected devices. This issue affects 129 tablets, laptops,…
Unknown User Accounts Can be Used to Hack Zyxel Firewalls and VPNs
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security Customers are warned by Zyxel of various attacks on numerous firewalls and devices. Whether the vulnerabilities are new and the number of customers affected along with their geographical region are…
It Takes an Average of 205 Days to Fix Critical Cybersecurity Flaws
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security According to a new WhiteHat Security research, more than 66% of all utility programs had at least one exploitable vulnerability exposed on a yearly basis. Many of these vulnerabilities are…
It Takes an Average of 205 to Fix Critical Cybersecurity Flaws
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security According to a new WhiteHat Security research, more than 66% of all utility programs had at least one exploitable vulnerability exposed on a yearly basis. Many of these vulnerabilities are…
New ChaChi Trojan Targeting U.S. Schools
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security BlackBerry Threat Research and Intelligence revealed Wednesday that a new ChaChi Trojan is being used as a critical component in executing ransomware operations against government organizations and U.S. schools, says…
New Ransomware Uses Virtual Machine to Launch Attacks
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security Cybercriminals are running more and more malicious payloads via Virtual Machines, according to Symantec Threat Hunter Team. Help Net Security investigated an attempted ransomware attack that was executed via a…
Cybercriminal Are Now Relying on Call Centres
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security As ransomware attacks have become more sophisticated, Microsoft cybersecurity researchers are now on the hunt for BazarCall, cybercriminal call centers that manage to spread BazarLoader malware, according to ZDNet. BacarCall,…
iPhone Wi-Fi Temporarly Bricked by Weird Network
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security An experiment has shown that when an iPhone connects to a Wi-Fi that has a strange SSID name, it disables wireless until network settings reset, according to Threat Post. A…
U.S. Seizes Iranian State-linked News Websites
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security The Justice Department announced Tuesday the seizure of several Iran’s state-linked news website domains accusing them of propagating “disinformation”. This action appears to be a broad attack on Iranian media…
EU To Establish a Rapid Response Cybersecurity Team
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security The “Joint Cyber Unit” is an action plan aimed at countries affected by cyberattacks to get help from the EU and other governments. The new taskforce will be responsible for…
New Batch of Stolen Data Published Following Cl0p Gang Arrest
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security Cl0p has uploaded a new batch of sensitive data a week after Ukrainian authorities detained individuals linked with the famed Cl0p ransomware ring, according to Ars Technica. It is…
NATO’s Cloud Platform has been Hacked
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security NATO uses the SOA & IdM platform and classified it as secret while it was used to handle several essential functions within the Polaris program. Part of NATO’s IT modernization…
Ragnar Locker Published Half of ADATA’s Stolen Information
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security The hackers behind Ragnar Locker managed to steal more than 1.5TB from ADATA and published more than 700GB of it online. The data was uploaded in the form of 13…
NVIDIA’s Jetson Chipset Comes with Exploitable Bugs
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security New vulnerabilities have been found in NVIDIA’s Jetson SoC framework that affects millions of graphics cards. These vulnerabilities may allow hackers to perform denial-of-service attacks and data theft, according to…
Customer Information Stolen from Wegmans
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security Following the data breach, Wegmans announces in a press release that two of its internal databases were open to outside access due to an undetected configuration issue, according to Security…
Data Stolen from Ohio Medicare Provider
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security Medicaid’s Ohio Department warned that an unknown individual accessed data in Maximus’ care without authorization for two days in May. The organization apparently suffered a security incident that may have…
Alibaba Victim of Massive Data Leak as China Tightens Security
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security According to a lawsuit settled in June, Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. was the victim of a web scraping operation that lasted a few months by a marketing consultant that stole…
TeaBot Trojan Steals Bank Details via Fake Antivirus Apps
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security According to a recent security report, TeaBot targets its victims by pretending to be Kaspersky’s, the famous antivirus program. TeaBot highlights the dangers of downloading Android apps from unauthorized marketplaces,…
Mensa Data Leak was Due to Unauthorized Internal Download
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security The eggheads at High IQ Society Mensa have denied reports that their website was hacked earlier this year, says The Register. Instead, the society speculated that the leak of…
Could Monero Replace Bitcoin in the Cybercrime World?
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security Justin Ehrenhofer, a member of the Monero development community, claims that the criminal use of cryptocurrency is expected to increase significantly in the future, says News Week. The Colonial Pipeline…
REvil Claims Responsibility for Invenergy Data Breach
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security The organization claims to have obtained 4 terabytes of vital project information, including contracts and non-disclosure agreements (NDAs), according to Info Security Magazine. Invenergy, a Chicago-based solar and wind power…
Comprehensive Cyber Defence Policy Closer to Adoption
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security Cybersecurity and ransomware were high on the list of important policy issues at both the G-7 conference this weekend and the NATO summit that ended on June 14, according to…
All Facebook Data Can Be Acccessed Without Unlocking the Phone
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security Due to a security vulnerability in Facebook’s Messenger Rooms video chat feature, attackers were able to access a victim’s private Facebook photos, videos, and posts, according to The Daily Swig.…
Iranian State-sponsored Cybercriminal Hacked Israeli Chief-of-Staff
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security A cybercriminal working for Iran attacked the computer of a former IDF chief of staff and gained access to his entire computer database, says Times of Israel. Channel 10…
Ransomware Struck Teamsters in 2019, but They Refused to Pay
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security When Teamsters became the target of a ransomware attack on Labor Day 2019, hackers demanded a seven-figure ransom, says NBC News. Unlike many other organizations that have been the…
Cyberpunk 2077 Data Circulating Online
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security Four months after a cyberattack on Witcher and Cyberpunk 2077, CD Projekt Red has admitted that employee and game-related data appears to be circulating in the cyber underground, according to…
Italy Sets Up Cybersecurity Agency Following Russia Warnings
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security Following the warning that Europe needed to better protect itself from Russian meddling, Italy created a national cybersecurity organization, says Security Week. The new agency was approved by the…
Minecraft’s Mod May Contain Dangerous Malware
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security Minecraft fans are advised to exercise extreme caution when installing mods and add-ons for the game, according to Tech Radar. Despite Minecraft being a well-known video game that continues to…
Spy Agency Chief Warns Ransomware Is The No1 Threat in UK
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security According to the head of cybersecurity at GCHQ, ransomware is the biggest cybersecurity threat to most people and organizations in the UK, says The Guardian. Lindy Cameron, CEO of…
Volkswagen Data Breach Affected 3.3 Million People in North America
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security The data was collected for sales and marketing purposes between 2014 and 2019 and was stored in an electronic file that a vendor left unprotected, says NBC News. According to…
McDonald’s Possible Hit by Data Breach
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security McDonald’s Corp, the iconic fast-food restaurant, has been hit by a data breach leading to stolen in the United States, South Korea, and Taiwan. The exact nature of the…
U.S. Authorities Shut Down Slilpp, the Largest Marketplace for Stolen Logins
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security As part of an international law enforcement investigation, the U.S. Department of Justice (DoJ) announced Thursday that it has disrupted and shut down the infrastructure of the stolen credentials marketplace…
Hackers Can Use Pre-installed Samsung Apps to Spy on Users
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security Multiple significant security weaknesses have been discovered in Samsung’s pre-installed Android apps. Recently disclosed flaws might have given cybercriminals access to personal data without the users’ knowledge and allowed them…
U.S. Gets Hit by More Than 7 Ransomware Attacks an Hour
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security Last year, there were 65,000 ransomware attacks in the United States or more than seven per hour. And it is only going to get worse, according to NPR. What…
Cox Media Group hit by Major Cyberattack Last Week
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security According to two people familiar with the matter, Cox Media Group’s television and radio stations in the US were the targets of a cyberattack last week, with some stations still…
Iranian Hackers Compromise Websites of an African Bank and a US Federal Library
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security Hackers claiming to be from Iran attacked the websites of Sierra Leone Commercial African Bank and the United States Federal Depository Library Program and posted pro-Iranian comments and graphics, says…
Foodservice Supplier Edward Don Hit by a Ransomware Cyberattack
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security Edward Don, a food delivery company, was hit by a ransomware attack that forced the company to lock down part of its network to prevent the infection from spreading, according…
EA Gaming Giant Hacked and Source Code Stolen
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security The hackers claimed to have obtained source code for games such as FIFA 21 as well as the proprietary Frostbite game engine. Frostbite engine serves as the basis for many…
Organizations Leveraging Microsoft Teams at Risk
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security Exec Survey and iGov Survey conducted a study highlighting how more than 200 individual companies are enabling seamless business continuity in the United Kingdom amidst rapid societal change. The survey…
Report Reveals 86% Increase of Cyberattacks Targeting Canadian Firms in 2020
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security According to the Global Security Insights Report by VMware, most Canadian businesses were affected by cyberattacks in 2020 due to more employees working from home. As a result, many security…
Windows 10 Targeted With Chrome Zero-day Exploits
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security According to Kaspersky, on April 14 and 15, 2021, a wave of highly concentrated attacks was tracked using a chain of zero-day exploits in Chrome and Windows. PuzzleMaker is the…
Intel’s Latest Patch Plugs Holes in CPU, Bluetooth, and Security Lines
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security Intel has issued 29 security advisories addressing critical bugs in the firmware of the Intel chip BIOS, Bluetooth products, Active Management Technology tools, the NUC mini line PC, and, oddly…
Researchers Discover First Known Malware to Target Windows Containers
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security Cybersecurity researchers have discovered Siloscape, the first known malware that infects Kubernetes clusters in cloud environments by attacking Windows Server containers. Daniel Prizmant, a cybersecurity researcher at Unit 42 notes…
Stoltenberg Will Emphasize Cyberattacks During the NATO Meeting
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security Cyberattacks on NATO allies are one of the targets to be addressed at a summit next week in Brussels, NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said in Washington on Monday, according to…
Hundreds Arrested in a Major Global Crime Sting Using a Chat App
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security According to police, more than 800 suspected criminals have been arrested globally after being tricked into using an FBI-run encrypted chat app, says BBC. The operation, co-conceived by Australia…
Fujifilm Restores Network from Backups Instead of Paying Ransom
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security Fujifilm has refused to pay the ransom demand, relying instead on backups to restore operations, says Verdict. According to a Fujifilm spokeswoman, the company’s computer systems in the U.S.,…
Largest List of Passwords Ever Has Been Released Online
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security The world’s largest password collection was posted on a prominent hacker forum. A member submitted a 100 GB text file containing 8.4 billion passwords, most likely compiled from previous data…
New UAF Flaw Affecting Microsoft Office to be Patched Today
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security Four disclosed vulnerabilities in the Office suite, including Excel and Office online, could be used by cybercriminals to spread attack code through Word and Excel documents. Security researchers from…
Elon Musk’s Crypto Tweets Have Allegedly Destroyed Lives
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security Elon Musk has destroyed lives with its careless tweets that recently roiled cryptocurrency markets, according to a group claiming to represent the hacker collective Anonymous in a video. The…
Woman Charged for Involving in TrickBot Banking Malware Creation
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security The US Department of Justice charged a woman for her alleged involvement as a programmer in a cybercrime group that helped develop TrickBot, according to The Hacker News. The…
Department of Justice Reclaims Millions of Dollars Paid to Colonial’s Attackers
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security The US Justice Department has recovered most of the multimillion-dollar ransom payment The Guardian reports. The operation to recover cryptocurrency from the Russian-based hacking group is the first carried…
South Korea Under Major Cyberattacks in Pandemic’s Era
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security South Korea Ransomware attacks have escalated over the past year in South Korea, crippling hospitals and shopping malls, as the coronavirus outbreak has increased Internet activity, according to Ciso. On…
NSW Health Confirms Data Breach due to Accellion Flaws
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security NSW Health is the latest Australian government agency to confirm it has been affected by a security vulnerability in the Accellion File Transfer System, according to ZDNet. New South…
Colonial Pipeline was Hacked Using a Single Compromised Password
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security The ybersecurity specialist who responded to the incident points out that the major cyberattack that shut down the main fuel pipeline in the United States was the result of a…
REvilis Not Afraid of the US Ransomware Focus
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security The notorious ransomware gang has said it is no longer trying to avoid targets in the US. In fact, the group is tripling its focus on US soil despite increased…
U.S. to Give Ransomware Attacks Similar Priority as Terrorism
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security In the aftermath of the Colonial Pipeline hack and the increasing damage done by cybercriminals, the U.S. Department of Justice is intensifying investigations into ransomware assaults to the same level…
Google Security Experts Analyze Open Source Security Challenges and Solutions
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security As more and more companies rely on open source components in their software, securing these components becomes increasingly important. This was the premise of a Google event today in…
The White House is Urging Companies to Take Ransomware More Seriously
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security Following back-to-back attacks by Russian hackers on critical oil and food processing industries, the White House has sent a rare open letter to firms urging them to tackle the threat…
Exchange Servers Targeted by Epsilon Red Malware
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security According to the ransom note, bad actors may be behind a series of PowerShell scripts used as a weapon to exploit vulnerabilities in corporate networks, according to Threat Post. …
M.T.A. Hit by Massive Cyberattack, Chinese Hackers Suspected
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security New York’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority computer systems was hacked, triggering an onslaught on the largest transit system in North America, according to NY Times. The agency received an alert…
Hackers Actively Exploiting 0-Day in WordPress Plugin
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security Fancy Product Designer, a WordPress plugin used on over 17,000 websites, contains a critical file upload vulnerability that is currently being exploited in the wild to upload malware to websites…
Critical Bugs Affects Realtek Wi-Fi Module
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security A new set of significant vulnerabilities in the Realtek RTL8170C Wi-Fi module has been disclosed. These flaws allow an attacker to exploit and therefore gain elevated privileges on a device.…
Biden Will Confront Vladimir Putin About Ransomware Cyberattacks
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security President Joe Biden will discuss cyberattacks with Russian President Vladimir Putin at their bilateral summit later this month in Switzerland, amid a surge in ransomware attacks on American companies by…
Cybercriminals Hold $115,000 Prize Contest to Find New Cryptocurrency Hacks
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security Last month, a popular Russian-language underground forum sponsored a contest that invited its users to submit illegal techniques for conducting Bitcoin attacks, according to The Hacker News. In an…
Fujifilm Shuts Down Network After Suspected Ransomware Attack
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security Fujifilm is investigating a ransomware attack and has shut down part of its network to prevent the infection from spreading, according to BleepingComputer. Fujifilm, commonly known simply as Fuji, is…
Researchers Reveals Hacking Operations Targeting South Korea
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security Since 2012, a cybercriminal from North Korea has been behind a new espionage operation targeting high-level government officials connected to their southern counterparts. According to The Hacker News, the role…
Exagrid Paid $2.6m to Conti Ransomware Attackers
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security ExaGrid has paid a $2.6 million ransom to cybercriminals who targeted the company with the Conti ransomware, according to Computer Weekly. According to information obtained by LeMagIT, the ransom was…
Facebook Pays for Study That Says Apple’s iOS 14 Privacy Changes are Bad
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security Facebook has funded a study on Apple’s new iOS 14 App Tracking Transparency enhancements, that claim to be solely for Apple’s benefit. SSRN, the company that conducted the study,…
Accellion’s Failure to Warn RBNZ of Security Flaws Led to Hack
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security The Reserve Bank of New Zealand was hacked after Accellion failed to post a warning about an actively exploited vulnerability with available patches in its File Transfer Appliance (FTA), according…
Blizzard Experiencing DDoS Attack, Possible High Latency and Disconnections
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security According to Blizzard, they are under massive DDoS attack, that may cause significant latency and disconnections for some gamers. The company also says that it’s working hard to address this…
Russian-linked Hacking Group is Behind JBS Cyberattack
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security According to four people familiar with the attack, who were not allowed to speak publicly about it, the cyberattack against JBS SA was carried out by a known Russian-linked hacking…
EUCC Receives First EU Cybersecurity Certification Scheme
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security The EUCC was the first cybersecurity certification scheme application received by European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) under the Cybersecurity Act in July 2019, according to Helpnet Security. This scheme…
Malicious Acts Can be Carried via Trustworthy Software Nowadays
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security Researchers discovered serious vulnerabilities in popular software apps that can be exploited to disable their defenses and take control of permission list apps to perform malicious actions, according to The…
Constant Contact Email Service Used in Phishing Attack
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security Nobelium, the Russian hacking group responsible for last year’s big SolarWinds hack, has struck again. This time, it used cloud email marketing firm Constant Contact in a phishing attempt that…
Google Buried Location Settings So That You Can’t Disable Them
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security According to court filings unsealed earlier this week, Google made location settings harder to locate in its Android phone software so customers would not turn them off, a move intended…
NYOB Acts Against the Cookie Banner Terror
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security A group of online privacy campaigners announced Monday that it is suing hundreds of websites for using pop-up banners requesting users to accept cookies, according to Euractiv. The Vienna-based…
FBI: Ransomware Attackers are Using MEGA.NZ
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security According to the FBI, Mega was one of two cloud storage platforms used by hackers behind large-scale operations, including those on healthcare systems, as RNZ states. Another alert that…
JBS Foods Shuts Down Due to Massive Cyberattack
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security A cyberattack has brought Australia’s largest meat and food processing industry to a standstill, raising fears about supplies to domestic and international markets. According to The Sydney Morning Herald,…
Danish Secret Service Helped US Spy on Germany’s Angela Merkel
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security A European media investigation published on Sunday has revealed that Denmark’s intelligence agency helped the US National Security Agency (NSA) spy on top European politicians, including German Chancellor Angela Merkel…
More Businesses Adopting Encryption in the Last Year
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security As a new survey by Vanson Bourne shows, 32% of companies have seen an increase in device encryption in the past year, according to Helpnet Security. In addition to…
Amazon Devices Will Soon Share Internet with Neighbours
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security If you use Alexa, Echo, or any other Amazon device, you have just 10 days to opt out of an experiment that puts your personal privacy and security at risk.…
New Zeeland’s Reserve Bank Taking Action to Respond to Data Breach Reports
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security The Reserve Bank of New Zealand has announced the findings of two independent investigations into an illegal data breach and the handling of sensitive information. Reserve Bank Governor Adrian Orr…
Siemens PLCs New Security Flaws Uncovered
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security On Friday, Siemens released firmed updates to fix a serious vulnerability in SIMATIC S7-1200 and S7-1500 programmable logic controllers (PLCs). Both could be exploited by a malicious actor to remotely…
New Spyware Designed to Target the Uyghur Minority
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security The Uyghur minority in China and Pakistan is at the center of an ongoing espionage campaign aimed at tricking targets into downloading a Windows backdoor to collect sensitive data from…
DHS Issues First Cybersecurity Regulation for Pipelines
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security The Department of Homeland Security has released the first cybersecurity rule for the pipeline industry. The legislation, released Thursday morning, is part of the Biden administration’s attempts to strengthen the…
Klarna’s Users Reveals Major Data Breach
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security Klarna, a popular online payment company, was forced to temporarily shut down its service after complaints that users were being indiscriminately logged into other people’s accounts. Klarna advertises itself…
Trojanized AnyDesk Installer Found in Google Ads
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security Cybersecurity experts announced on Wednesday the takedown of a clever malvertising network that targeted AnyDesk and delivered a weaponized installation of the remote desktop software via fake Google ads in…
Bose Reveals Data Breach After Ransomware Attack
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security Bose was hit by a sophisticated ransomware attack in March that led to unlawful access to the personal data of current and former employees. The US audio technology giant…
Japan Expects Russian Cyberattacks on Tokyo Summer Olympics
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security According to Masatoshi Fujitani, president of the Tokyo-based Japan Forum for Strategic Studies (JFSS), the Summer Olympics in Tokyo are likely be the targeted by cyberattacks. Based on E Hacking…
Data Wiper Malware Disguised as Ransomware Targets Israeli Entities
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security Researchers revealed on Tuesday a new espionage effort that has used damaging data-wiping attacks against Israeli companies since at least December 2020. According to The Hacker News, the malicious attack…
WhatsApp Allegedly Sues Indian Government Over New Privacy Rules
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security WhatsApp has allegedly filed a lawsuit in Delhi against the Indian government seeking to prohibit regulations that go into effect on Wednesday. Experts fear the legislation can force Facebook’s messaging app to violate…
OnePlus Co-Founder Carl Pei’s Twitter Account Hacked in Crypto Scam
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security Carl Pei, the co-founder of OnePlus, recently announced the Nothing brand and confirmed the release of the company’s first TWS headphones later this year. While waiting for the news, the…
North Korean Takes the Lead in Cyberwarfare
This article has been indexed from Softpedia News / Security According to specialists, nuclear-armed North Korea is progressing on the front lines of cyberwarfare, stealing billions of dollars, and representing a clearer and more immediate threat than its banned weapons…