Homeland Security issued a rare warning about a Windows Server vulnerability that would give attackers complete control of every computer on a network. The CISA warning said at the time that it assumes >>
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Hackers can use a critical Window bug to access computers on a network in seconds
Homeland Security issued an emergency alert on Friday for a severe Windows vulnerability called Zerologon that would allow hackers to gain access to any computer of a network within minutes. The Cybersecurity and >>
Cybersecurity experts join forces to thwart coronavirus-related hacking
Coronavirus scams and hacking efforts are on the rise. In response, more than 400 cybersecurity experts have joined forces to tackle the problem. The group’s primary objective is to prevent hospitals from getting >>
The hottest new smartphone chat app is secretly spying on you, so uninstall it right now
Not all mobile messaging apps are equal when it comes to built-in security and privacy protections, so you should be wary of anything new that comes your way no matter how viral it >>
Disney: Hackers may have stolen your Disney+ login, but don’t blame us
With more than 10 million people having registered for Disney+ access as of launch day alone, it’s no surprise that some of those accounts ended up on the dark web, where hackers sell >>
Hackers took over a couple’s Nest devices, raised the temperature to 90°, and blasted vulgar music
In something of a bizarre story that speaks to the risks that can accompany having everyday household objects connected to the internet, hackers recently broke into the smart home system of a Milwaukee >>
Hackers linked to China stole private data from wireless telcos around the world
For a few years now, high-ranking US intelligence officials warned that Huawei is a security threat for America and its allies. Its networking equipment can allegedly be used for spying operations against the >>
Florida city agrees to pay hackers $600,000 in bitcoin to get its computer files back
Everyone knows that crime doesn’t pay, or at least that’s what we’re all led to believe. For hackers who broke into the computer systems of a Florida city a few weeks back, crime >>
