Cybercriminals are buying search ads for Microsoft Teams that install ransomware through fake installers. The sophisticated campaign uses stolen digital certificates to evade detection.
A proposed ban on TP-Link routers could become one of the most sweeping consumer product prohibitions in US history. The Commerce Department’s investigation highlights growing security concerns about Chinese-made networking equipment that dominates American homes.
Cybersecurity executives warn that AI is empowering criminals to launch sophisticated, customized attacks at unprecedented scale. The same technology that creates these threats may also help defenders level the playing field against evolving digital dangers.
With 353 million people affected by data breaches in 2023 alone, consumer trust has become the ultimate competitive advantage. Companies that transparently protect customer data are winning where it matters most.
A global study reveals AI chatbots distort news content nearly half the time, while Intel grapples with supply constraints and foreign hackers exploit vulnerabilities at a nuclear weapons facility. These developments highlight critical challenges across the technology landscape.
A UK sole trader faces a £200,000 penalty for sending nearly one million spam texts targeting financially vulnerable individuals. The case reveals sophisticated evasion tactics but raises questions about whether current penalties effectively deter modern spam operations.
As embedded systems become increasingly connected, traditional security practices are failing against sophisticated attacks. Emproof’s live demonstration at embedded world North America shows why binary-level protection represents the next frontier in embedded security.
A shocking new study reveals identity fraud’s devastating mental health impact, with a quarter of victims considering self-harm. As AI-powered scams proliferate, the human cost demands urgent attention.
A massive database containing 183 million Gmail credentials has been compiled from multiple breaches and indexed on Have I Been Pwned. This represents one of the largest aggregated credential leaks targeting Gmail users specifically. The real danger lies in credential stuffing attacks against other
A newly discovered Windows Server Update Services vulnerability enables unauthenticated attackers to achieve system-level remote code execution. With active exploitation underway, organizations face urgent patching requirements to prevent supply chain attacks.
