Phishing Campaign Imitates Banking Apps
A new and sophisticated phishing campaign is targeting Android and iOS users, leveraging a technique that cleverly circumvents traditional security defenses. This attack primarily...
Russian Influence Operations on U.S. Elections Using Social Media Exposed by...
In a new security report, Meta reveals that Russia has been implementing many tactics to manipulate Americans' opinions prior to the upcoming presidential elections....
Iran Government-Backed Cyber Group Attempts to Hack Israeli Officials and U.S....
On Wednesday, Google released a threat analysis confirming that Iranian government-backed hackers targeted the election campaigns of the two opposing US presidential candidates Kamala...
HDMI Cables Can Be Used to Harvest Data from Computers
New research from Uruguay's Universidad de la República Montevideo reveals that HDMI cables can be used to retrieve data shown on the computer screens...
EV Fast-Charging Equipment May Pose Cybersecurity Risks
In the past years, most security-savvy individuals have become highly cautious of connecting unfamiliar tech to their personal devices. We understand that we probably...
North Korean Cyberattack Targets Global Defense
A cybersecurity advisory was issued by the FBI, South Korea, and the UK to alert of cyber espionage activities linked to the RGB 3rd...
Cyberattack Cuts Heat to 600 Buildings in Winter
A new type of malware called FrostyGoop targeted a district energy company in western Ukraine, causing malfunctions in heating system controllers, turning off the...
CrowdStrike Crash and the Consequences of Invasive Cyber Security Software
The recent enormous Microsoft outage, which affected 8.5 million Windows computers and devices, was caused by a bug triggered by an automatic update for...
NoName Russian Cybergang Retaliates After Members’ Arrest
Pro-Russian hacktivist group NoName attacks in Spain after three members were arrested by Spanish authorities for cyber terror attacks against Spain and other NATO...
Was Your Data Exposed in a Breach? Here’s What to Do
Data breaches are becoming an increasingly regular occurrence as more and more of our lives are being managed online, and our email addresses, phone...
Russian ‘Social Media Bot Farm’ Spreads Fake News in the US
The FBI seized control of a Russia-owned AI-driven social media bot farm used to spread propaganda and disinformation in many countries, including the US....
Businesses are Harvesting our Biometric Data – Should We Be Worried?
In our highly digital age, biometric data is everywhere- from facial recognition on our phones to fingerprints unlocking our laptops.
Facial recognition is the most...
AI Chatbots Pass Certified Ethical Hacking Exams
Leading GenAI Chatbots were found to be able to pass a cybersecurity exam, as was discovered by researchers from the University of Missouri and...
Ransomware Attacks are Increasing Hospital Mortality Rates
Though blaming the deaths of hospital patients on ransomware attacks might seem far-fetched, this claim has more basis in reality than you might think.
A...
Cybercrime Takedown Brings New Violent Cybergangs
Global law enforcement operations have made a major crackdown on cybergangs this past year. however, it seems that those groups are coming back with...
Voice Messages – the New Cybercrime Frontier
With many reports claiming voice messages are gaining popularity, especially among the younger generation, malicious actors are now trying to use this trend to...
The Cybersecurity Threat Lurking in Plain Sight
Research reveals that the internet is filled with millions of clickable links that redirect users to malicious destinations, also nicknamed "hijackable hyperlinks," and they...
Space Cyberthreats – Biggest Risk to Space Operations
Researchers from California Polytechnic State University published a report stating that with governments and other space organizations focusing on the dangers of space debris...
How Today’s Hackers Hide Their Malware
In the early days of the internet, sending malicious files to an unsuspecting victim was extremely easy, and many online users did not have...
This Software Blocks AI Phishing Scams
The past few years have seen cybercriminals using more and more AI-based technology to design and execute scams and cyberattacks. AI chatbots (like Bard...
Fake Error Pop-Up Makes Users Infect Themselves with Malware
A new social engineering attack method uses “copy-paste” technique to trick victims – hackers make a forged error message on Chrome with instructions “to...
Can Cyberattacks Be Considered a War Crime?
International Criminal Court (ICC) prosecutors are currently investigating alleged Russian cyberattacks on Ukrainian civilian infrastructure as possible war crimes – the first ever confirmation...
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