Google's post-cookie world could turn into DRM for the internet
A new authentication system could let websites block extensions or jailbroken devices
"Zenbleed" vulnerability puts AMD Ryzen users at risk of data theft
Zen 2 users could have their passwords and encryption keys stolen
Apple might withdraw FaceTime and iMessage in the UK over updated surveillance laws
Apple takes a firm stance against weakening its devices' security
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
Online scammers are turning analog to steal users' money
Tech support scammers are trying a novel offline approach
Another disinformation-spreading Russian bot farm has been busted in Ukraine
Tech has been at the forefront of the Russia/Ukraine war
Google's new defense against cyberattacks: limiting internet access for employees
Extreme but effective?
Biden administration announces IoT cybersecurity labeling program
Expect to see the labels on IoT devices next year
Millions of US military emails have leaked to the domain of a Russian ally for nearly a decade
The leak is attributed to a common typo in the domain suffix
AVrecon botnet operated unnoticed for two years, infecting 70,000 Linux-based routers
The malicious network craftily avoided detection for two years at least
Mastermind behind Uber hack and GTA 6 leak declared unfit for trial
The breach cost Uber $3 million
BlackLotus UEFI malware source code has leaked on GitHub
WTF?! BlackLotus was first discovered in October 2022, and it has since been described as one of the most complex annd dangerous threats against the secure Windows boot process. The bootkit will likely become even more dangerous in the near future, as a modified version of its source code is now available for download to all.
Hackers are exploiting Windows loophole to load malicious drivers
Microsoft has blocked the offending drivers, but the loophole remains
Microsoft's latest Patch Tuesday addresses 6 actively exploited zero-day vulnerabilities
The update addresses 132 vulnerabilities overall
Ad for a cheap BMW was used as Trojan horse in Russian cyberattack on Ukrainian diplomats
Beware of ads for inexpensive German cars
France's Orwellian move: new law allows police surveillance through device cameras, mics, and GPS
Mille neuf cent quatre-vingt-quatre?
Critical security vulnerabilities expose SolarView monitoring system on the open Internet
Industrial control systems should not be on the Internet
Ransomware attack cripples Japan's largest port, threatens trade
The port's terminal system went NUTS for hours, and Toyota stopped shipping cars
Facial recognition will be standard in all US airports within 10 years
Biometric mass surveillance can be opted out - for now, anyway
VMware collaborates with AMD, Samsung, and RISC-V community for confidential computing standards
Client and server components can work with x86, Arm and RISC-V architectures
Cybercriminals are circumventing email security with image-based scams
Malicious emails contain no HTML text, are pulling off phishing through QR codes
Buffer overflow-type memory bugs remain the most dangerous vulnerabilities out there
Everyone likes to write outside proper memory addresses, the US government says
Windows 11 preview adds biometric logins for apps and websites
Windows 11 enables FIDO passkeys for passwordless authentication
US company Telesign violated EU's GDPR by profiling millions of mobile users worldwide
A seemingly unlawful business model exploiting mobile interconnection services