Facebook and Google can identify patterns of attack within their own data, but smaller businesses rarely see enough traffic to successfully identify an attack or warn users.
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Chrome Zero-Day Exploit Posted on Twitter
An update to Google’s browser that fixes the flaw is expected to be released on Tuesday.
Watch out for this W-2 phishing scam targeting the 2021 tax season
With the United State tax season in high gear, threat actors have sprung into action with a recent tax document phishing scam that abuses TypeForm forms to steal your login credentials. […]
Wake Me Up Before You Know Know … About the Latest Third-Party Data Breach
“It has gotten to the point, unfortunately, where they are so frequent and common these days, that it’s like, here we go again,” Christopher Sitter says when I asked him about…
NAME:WRECK DNS vulnerabilities affect over 100 million devices
Security researchers today disclosed nine vulnerabilities affecting implementations of the Domain Name System protocol in popular TCP/IP network communication stacks running on at least 100 million devices. […]
100M More IoT Devices Are Exposed—and They Won’t Be the Last
The Name:Wreck flaws in TCP/IP are the latest in a series of vulnerabilities with global implications.
Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge zero-day vulnerability shared on Twitter
A security researcher has dropped a zero-day remote code execution vulnerability on Twitter that works on the current version of Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge. […]
Windows 10 is getting a ‘Windows Tools’ control panel for power users
In future versions of Windows 10, Microsoft has removed the venerable ‘Administrative Tools’ and added a new ‘Windows Tools’ control panel with almost double the number of tools promoted within it. […]
CS:GO, Valve Source games vulnerable to hacking using Steam invites
A group of security researchers known as the Secret Club took it to Twitter to report a remote code execution bug in the Source 3D game engine developed by Valve and used for building games with tens of millions of unique players. […]
1.3M Clubhouse Users’ Data Dumped in Hacker Forum for Free
Clubhouse denies it was ‘breached’ and says the data is out there for anyone to grab.