Five models of Kindle – popular e-reader devices – are becoming outmoded, losing support from their manufacturer, and essentially being prevented from downloading new books. | Continue reading
It took mere days before users outed Meta's BlenderBot3 as a homophobe obsessed with Donald Trump that harbors anti-semitic views. | Continue reading
Malware researchers dubbed CloudMensis use cloud storage to exfiltrate documents, keystrokes, and screen captures from compromised Macs. | Continue reading
International job search engine Jooble.org put itself and its clients in peril by leaving a 470GB database unprotected. | Continue reading
An investigation of the notorious Is That You? scam led our researchers to a hidden cybercriminal stronghold. | Continue reading
Safety measures that make the Starlink satellite constellation safe against attacks might be short-lived. | Continue reading
Internet privacy and security company Nord Security said it is after a more holistic approach to online security. | Continue reading
Ukraine's 'IT army' announced it would target the Russian satellite-based navigation system. | Continue reading
Nearly nine in ten cyberattacks happening worldwide are targeting Russia or Ukraine, the recent research by Atlas VPN finds. | Continue reading
Threat actors increasingly couple malware with DDoS attacks for extortion. | Continue reading
A 22-year-old REvil ransomware affiliate is suspected to be behind the attack with an initial ransom demand of $70 million. | Continue reading
Cunning botnet burrows into legitimate email threads to lure victims into clicking on malicious links, in the mistaken belief that they are emailing a friend. | Continue reading
Up to $17 million are spent on the physical destruction of solid-state drives (SSD). | Continue reading
The so-called leak contains only information about Kaspersky that is or at some point was already publicly available. | Continue reading
Whether by the Kremlin’s order or following a wave of companies voluntarily leaving the Russian market, many organizations stopped operating on the territory of the Russian Federation. | Continue reading
Cybernews has discovered that digital freight logs, probably belonging to Nanjing and Zhangjiagang, have been leaking data, with potentially hazardous consequences for international trade. | Continue reading
Rompetrol has been forced to suspend services at gas stations across the country, while the Hive cybercriminal group is demanding $2m to return data it stole and encrypted during the attack. | Continue reading
The Anonymous hacker collective launched a cyberwar against Russia as Putin’s forces closed in on Ukraine’s capital Kyiv. | Continue reading
On Friday evening, Anonymous claimed they managed to breach the database belonging to the Russian Ministry of Defence. | Continue reading
Academics have outlined how solid-state drives (SSDs) can be cracked open with malware that goes beyond the reach of traditional antivirus scanning and user access. | Continue reading
A misconfigured file contained production-level database access credentials, as well as addresses to development endpoints. | Continue reading
Top Android apps downloaded by more than 140 million people leak user data, potentially including users’ names, emails, usernames, and more. | Continue reading
We found numerous security flaws in TP-Link router firmware, which may put owners at risk of cyberattacks attacks. | Continue reading
As entire industries quickly move to the cloud, more people rely on three leading cloud service providers. Should we be worried? | Continue reading
We spoke with threat actors who were running a Ragnar Locker ransomware affiliate operation for more than a decade. | Continue reading
CD Project Leak #1 sees Cyberpunk 2077 maker's GWENT source code leaked after suffering a ransomware attack. More leaks have been promised. | Continue reading
Last year, we warned that critical US infrastructure was easy to hack by anyone. Last Friday, it happened in Oldsmar, Florida. | Continue reading
Our research found that both public and private infrastructure in the US is still unprotected and easily accessible to hackers - with no passwords at all. | Continue reading
The board of Parler, a social media platform backed by Republican Party donor Rebekah Mercer and favored by U.S conservatives, has fired its CEO John Matze. | Continue reading
More than 3.2 billion unique pairs of plain text emails and passwords have been leaked for free. This makes it the largest compilation ever. | Continue reading
Malicious actors exploited the COVID-19 to the fullest, and attacks on such security bastions as FireEye left many cybersecurity experts uneasy. | Continue reading
Parler has been hit by a massive data scrape. Security researchers collected swaths of user data before the network went dark Monday morning. | Continue reading
These are the coolest custom mechanical keyboards we've ever seen. Hear from their creators how you they made them so you can get inspired | Continue reading
Our research showed that routers sold by Walmart and Amazon were vulnerable, which raises questions about these companies' legal liabilities. | Continue reading
Walmart-exclusive Jetstream routers and Wavlink routers contain hidden backdoors. The routers are actively being exploited by Mirai malware | Continue reading
After detecting an attempt to infect one of our systems, our curiosity led us to a potentially much bigger cybercrime operation. | Continue reading
President Trump’s campaign website was briefly hacked on Tuesday morning, just a week after he claimed that “nobody gets hacked.” | Continue reading
Japan will join forces with the United States and Europe to take on any market abuses by the four Big Tech companies. | Continue reading
CyberNews research discovered that teamDigital was publicly exposing the sensitive data of their clients – NFL, MLB, Mastercard and more. | Continue reading
Microsoft seized a series of internet protocol addresses hosted by U.S. companies that had been directing activity on computers infected with Trickbot. | Continue reading
Black Mirror is a dystopian science fiction TV series about our dependence on social media and technology. Is it really fiction, though? | Continue reading
Belarus cyber guerillas leaked the personal information of 2,000 high-ranking Belarus officials and promised to keep doing so if arrests continue. | Continue reading
Cybersecurity should not come at the price of losing internet freedom, experts at the EU Cyber Forum said. | Continue reading