Mozilla released Thunderbird 91.3 to fix several high-impact vulnerabilities that can cause a denial of service, spoof the origin, bypass security policies, and allow arbitrary code execution. Triggering most of the newly discovered bugs requires …
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Ukraine’s premier law enforcement and counterintelligence agency on Thursday disclosed the real identities of five individuals allegedly involved in cyberattacks attributed to a cyber-espionage group named Gamaredon, linking the members to Russia’s Federal Security Service …
Ukraine Identifies Russian FSB Officers Hacking As Gamaredon Group Read More »
Yesterday afternoon, South Australia’s Department for Infrastructure and Transport confirmed that mySA Gov accounts were compromised through a cyber attack. mySA Gov is the South Australian government’s online platform and app that provides residents with …
Hackers gained access to mySA Gov accounts, including licence and rego details Read More »
Security researchers from Lookout have discovered that some apps hosted on the Google Play Store and Samsung Galaxy Store are coming pre-loaded with Rooting Malware that allows hackers to take control of the device within …
Rooting malware menace hits Google Play Store users Read More »
A sophisticated cyber attack launched on an IT firm serving UK’s Labour Party has reportedly leaked sensitive details related to members and supporters. Labor Party was informed about the incident on October 29th,2021 after which …
Cyber Attack on Labour Party UK leaks sensitive data Read More »
The US Department of Justice has indicted a suspected Twitter hacker known as ‘PlugWalkJoe’ for also stealing $784,000 worth of cryptocurrency using SIM swap attacks. SIM swap attacks are when threat actors take control of targets’ …
Alleged Twitter hacker charged with theft of $784K in crypto via SIM swaps Read More »
Brazilian workers have come to terms with the lack of privacy at work and are open to being monitored by their employers, but insufficient knowledge of security issues could endanger companies, a new study has …
Google announced earlier this year that it is planning to forcefully transition as many of its users as possible to two-factor authentication (2FA). The company elaborated further in October, saying it was planning to auto-enroll 150 …
Google wants every account to use 2FA, starts auto-enrolling users Read More »
A member of the BlackMatter (aka Darkside) ransomware gang has publicly claimed the extortionists are shutting down, causing much excitement within the infosec world. A Russian-language message reportedly posted on a forum used by ransomware …
BlackMatter ransomware gang says it’s disbanding – again – after Ukraine arrests Read More »
The UK’s Labour Party, the official opposition to the country’s ruling Conservatives, has suffered a humiliating data breach. Members of the party were sent notice of the issue mid-afternoon UK time, which confirmed a third …
During the first day of Pwn2Own Austin 2021, contestants won $362,500 after exploiting previously unknown security flaws to hack printers, routers, NAS devices, and speakers from Canon, HP, Western Digital, Cisco, Sonos, TP-Link, and NETGEAR. At Pwn2Own …
Sonos, HP, and Canon devices hacked at Pwn2Own Austin 2021 Read More »
Facebook announced it is, for now, shutting down its face recognition program, which created face prints of users and automatically recognized them in uploaded photos. The decision to end the program comes at a time …
Face Recognition Is So Toxic, Facebook Is Dumping It Read More »