Researchers suspect a neglected Exchange Server zero-day likely caused one of the UK's worst hacks
Microsoft is accused of dragging its feet, causing the personal information of 40 million voters to be exposed
Google says attackers are still using "versioning" to bypass Play Store's malware checks
There is little the search giant can do aside from building an Apple-like wall
Researchers develop AI that can log keystrokes acoustically with 92-95 percent accuracy
Even works remarkably well over Zoom and Skype
Researchers jailbreak Tesla using unpatchable AMD hardware flaw for free feature upgrades
TU Berlin researchers' voltage fault attack strikes again
New firmware vulnerabilities could allow hackers to take over millions of computers remotely
Attackers could also brick devices remotely by exploiting the newly discovered flaws
Kevin Mitnick, the controversial hacker-turned-cybersecurity professional has died at age 59
A villain for some, a demigod for others
Google's new defense against cyberattacks: limiting internet access for employees
Extreme but effective?
Mastermind behind Uber hack and GTA 6 leak declared unfit for trial
The breach cost Uber $3 million
Ad for a cheap BMW was used as Trojan horse in Russian cyberattack on Ukrainian diplomats
Beware of ads for inexpensive German cars
Hack-A-Sat 4 contest will let white hat hackers toy with a satellite in space
For 50 years, we thought that satellites were hack-proof. It's not the case anymore
Apple iPhone zero-click exploit has been infecting phones with 'Triangulation' spyware since 2019
Russian intelligence claims Apple and NSA are working together to spy on thousands of diplomats
'Terminator' tool uses vulnerable Windows driver to kill almost any security software
A Russian hacker is selling the AV and EDR evasion tool for anywhere between $300 and $3,000
Amazon agrees to $5.8 million FTC settlement over Ring privacy violations that include employees spying on customers
Female users were spied on for months using cameras in their bedrooms and bathrooms
Barracuda Networks has disclosed that hackers have been actively exploiting a severe zero-day for 8 months
Bad actors created backdoors into an undisclosed number of networks
Microsoft and global intelligence agencies warn of Chinese state hackers infecting US critical infrastructure
China is preparing for future crises involving the US
Former Ubiquiti engineer sentenced to six years for stealing company data, attempted extortion
The "unsanctioned security drill" excuse didn't work
Def Con convention to host thousands of white hat hackers put against generative AI
Red team exercises will seek bugs, biases and hallucinations in large language models
China calls the US an "Empire of Hacking," citing 2017 Wikileaks files
The FBI once said China is responsible for more cyberattacks on the US than every other country combined
Security experts are using malware's own code to protect potential victims
Researchers fight Gootloader malware with criminals' own tactics
Pegasus spyware targeted iOS 15 and 16 with new zero-click exploits in 2022
A clear and present threat to human rights activists and anti-government protesters everywhere
Hacker Gary Bowser released from prison early, still owes Nintendo $14.5 million
But he has paid back $175
In context: Gary Bowser, the unfortunate-named former member of Nintendo hacking group Team Xecuter who received a 40-month prison sentence last year, has been released from his incarceration early, partly due to his good behavior while behind bars. He's returning to his home in Canada, but with a $14.5 million debt owed to Nintendo, he'll likely be handing over part of his income for the rest of his life.
Hackers claim responsibility for Western Digital data breach, My Cloud is back online after outage
Attackers claim to have personal data and executives' contact information
FBI warning: Avoid public charging stations at airports and malls
Hackers have figured out how to infect public USB ports with malware
