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Attention! Are you using Firefox as your web browsing software on your Windows, Linux, or Mac systems?If yes, you should immediately update your free and open-…
Mozilla has rolled-out its Firefox 72 browser version this week. The new version brings enhanced tracking protection for users asMozilla Firefox 72 Brings Bug …
Time and again, the cybersecurity community keeps warning users about basic security practices. Yet, the criminals still succeed in targetingCyber Security Mis…
Are you a Mozilla Firefox user? Firefox 72 brings more privacy protection enhancements and addresses annoying notification request popups. Learn more about thi…
The recent work by longtime kernel developer Andy Lutomirski on improving Linux's random APIs and introducing a new "GRND_INSECURE" option is now queued into t…
A new variant of ransomware from the CryptoMix family is active in the wild. As discovered by researchers, the newNew Clop Ransomware Variant Kills 663 Windows…
If you've been keeping up with recent security news, you are most likely aware of the heated worldwide debate about encryption that is currently underway. Stro…
Watch out! If you have any of the below-mentioned file managers and photography apps installed on your Android phone'even if downloaded from the official Googl…
January 14, 2020, is a day cybersecurity stakeholders should pay attention to, as it marks the end of Microsoft support in Windows 7.From a security perspectiv…
Are you an Arch Linux user? Arch Linux is one of the very first GNU/Linux distributions to kick off 2020 with a brand new ISO image, the first to be based on t…
The threat actors behind DeathRansom have now taken their venture seriously. DeathRansom, the ransomware that everyone previously considered a joke,DeathRansom…
School management firm Active Network has revealed a data breach. The incident primarily took place due to the attackers compromisingSchool Management Software…
Linux 5.5Âdevelopment has been picking up in recent days following Christmas week and New Year's but now more upstream developers returning to their keyboards …
The Kali LinuxÂdistribution is going to switch to a new security model by defaulting to a non-root user starting with the upcoming 2020.1 release. Learn more:
While everyone was busy on New Year's Eve in welcoming the calendrical change, Âcybercriminals were busy “working”. The evidence backingTravelex Website Still …
Let’s consider a scenario: You’re at a public location (let’s say a cafe) while necessarily authenticated into some super importantBusKill - A Kill Cord To Sec…
A few months ago, Zynga suffered a cybersecurity incident that affected millions of users. At that time, the hacker behindZynga Breach Update: Fewer Records Ha…
Technologies are not standing still, and with the newest solutions and innovations, new risks and cybersecurity challenges arise. With the5 Best Cybersecurity …
It hasn't been a while that we heard of a wave of point-of-sale malware attacks across various US stores. HoweverUS Restaurant Chain Landry Discloses POS Malwa…
The social media craze TikTok has recently drawn negative attention from the United States Military. In brief, the US ArmyUS Army Banned Chinese App TikTok Ove…
The ending of 2019 also brought trouble for a number of businesses in terms of cybersecurity. Before the year-end, anotherIT Service Synoptek Suffered Ransomwa…
Another crypto exchange seemingly suffers a security incident. As evident from a recent email from Poloniex to the users, thePoloniex Crypto Exchange Discloses…
Taking advantage of cryptocurrency owners attackers have once again deployed a malicious tool online. This time, they have guised theirShitcoin Wallet Extensio…
Recently, a researcher discovered a Starbucks API key exposed in a public GitHub repo. Had a hacker with malicious intentStarbucks Exposed An API Key In GitHub…