28 Dec

Kaspersky reveals previously unknown hardware ‘feature’ used in iPhone attacks

Kaspersky’s Global Research and Analysis Team (GReAT) has exposed a previously unknown ‘feature’ in Apple iPhones that allows attackers to bypass hardware-based memory protection. Addressed

Author rabih
28 Dec

A year in review: 10 of the biggest security incidents of 2023

Digital Security As we draw the curtain on another eventful year in cybersecurity, let’s review some of the high-profile cyber-incidents that occurred in 2023 Phil

Author rabih
27 Dec

Got a new device? 7 things to do before disposing of your old tech

Digital Security Before getting rid of your no-longer-needed device, make sure it doesn’t contain any of your personal documents or information Phil Muncaster 27 Dec

Author rabih
23 Dec

Iranian cyberspies target US defense orgs with a brand new backdoor

Iranian cyberspies are targeting defense industrial base organizations with a new backdoor called FalseFont, according to Microsoft. In a series of Xeets posted Thursday, Redmond’s

Author rabih
22 Dec

Lapsus$ teen sentenced to indefinite detention in hospital for Nvidia, GTA cyberattacks

Two British teens who were members of the Lapsus$ gang have been sentenced for their roles in a cyber-crime spree that included compromising Uber, Nvidia,

Author rabih
22 Dec

Stealth Backdoor “Android/Xamalicious” Actively Infecting Devices

Authored by Fernando Ruiz  McAfee Mobile Research Team identified an Android backdoor implemented with Xamarin, an open-source framework that allows building Android and iOS apps

Author rabih
22 Dec

How to Delete Yourself from the Internet

While you can’t delete your personal info from the internet entirely, you can take strong steps to remove it from risky places. Several where others

Author rabih
22 Dec

Cyber sleuths reveal how they infiltrate the biggest ransomware gangs

Feature When AlphV/BlackCat’s website went dark this month, it was like Chrimbo came early for cybersecurity defenders, some of whom seemingly believed law enforcement had

Author rabih
22 Dec

Key findings from ESET Threat Report H2 2023 – Week in security with Tony Anscombe

Video How cybercriminals take advantage of the popularity of ChatGPT and other tools of its ilk to direct people to sketchy sites, plus other interesting

Author rabih
21 Dec

Lapsus$ teen sentenced to indefinite detention in hospital after Nvidia, GTA cyberattacks

Two British teens who were members of the Lapsus$ gang have been sentenced for their roles in a cyber-crime spree that included compromising Uber, Nvidia,

Author rabih
21 Dec

Click! Protect Yourself from QR Code Scams

Imagine paying $16,000 to park your car in a lot for a couple of hours. That’s what happened to one woman in the UK who

Author rabih
21 Dec

Gift Card Scams — The Gift That Keeps on Taking

Crooks love a good gift card scam. It’s like stealing cash right out of your pocket.  That includes Amazon and Target gift cards, Apple and

Author rabih
21 Dec

Four in five Apache Struts 2 downloads are for versions featuring critical flaw

Security vendor Sonatype believes developers are failing to address the critical remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability in the Apache Struts 2 framework, based on recent

Author rabih
21 Dec

Mozilla decides Trusted Types is a worthy security feature

Mozilla last week revised its position on a web security technology called Trusted Types, which it has decided to implement in its Firefox browser. By

Author rabih
21 Dec

Safeguard the joy: 10 tips for securing your shiny new device

Digital Security Unwrapping a new gadget this holiday season will put a big smile on your face but things may quickly turn sour if the

Author rabih
21 Dec

Data loss prevention isn’t rocket science, but NASA hasn’t made it work in Microsoft 365

NASA’s Office of Inspector General has run its eye over the aerospace agency’s privacy regime and found plenty to like – but improvements are needed.

Author rabih
20 Dec

Something nasty injected login-stealing JavaScript into 50K online banking sessions

IBM Security has dissected some JavaScript code that was injected into people’s online banking pages to steal their login credentials, saying 50,000 user sessions with

Author rabih
20 Dec

Cybercrooks book a stay in hotel email inboxes to trick staff into spilling credentials

Cybercriminals are preying on the inherent helpfulness of hotel staff during the sector’s busy holiday season. Researchers at Sophos said the latest malware campaign targeting

Author rabih
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