Cybersecurity

Life360, a company known for its family safety services, recently fell victim to a criminal extortion attempt. The company received emails from an unknown actor claiming to possess Tile customer information. Upon receiving these emails, Life360 promptly investigated and detected unauthorized access

Cybersecurity researcher Jeremiah Fowler discovered a non-password-protected database containing 474,651 images belonging to Total Fitness, a health club chain with 15 locations across North England and Wales. The database, which was 47.7 GB in size, included personal screenshots, profile pictures of members

Microsoft has announced a new way to spot potentially hacked machines in your organization. Analysts may now easily identify, examine, and search for suspicious interactive processes running on “hidden desktops” using Defender for Endpoint’s “DesktopName” field. These days, remote desktop protocol

Hackers often abuse weaponized Word docs, as they can contain macros that contain or exploit flaws inside those Word files to run destructive code upon being opened by the intended victims. It enables an attacker to employ this tool to

A newly discovered security vulnerability allows attackers to impersonate Microsoft corporate email accounts, significantly increasing the risk of phishing attacks. Security researcher Vsevolod Kokorin, also known as Slonser, found this bug, which Microsoft has not yet patched. Kokorin revealed the

Researchers analyzed real-world passwords leaked on the dark web instead of artificial ones used in labs, as their findings showed that a worrying 59% of these passwords could be cracked within an hour using just a modern graphics card and

Fortinet, a global leader in broad, integrated, and automated cybersecurity solutions, has announced its acquisition of Lacework, an AI-powered cloud-native application protection platform (CNAPP). This strategic move aims to enhance Fortinet’s already comprehensive cybersecurity platform by integrating Lacework’s advanced cloud

RedSecLabs security researchers Rafay Baloch and Muhammad Samaak have uncovered address bar spoofing vulnerabilities in widely used mobile browsers such as Safari, Microsoft Edge, and DuckDuckGo. These vulnerabilities have a significant impact, affecting millions of users worldwide. The Severity of Address Bar

Google Chrome recently implemented Shared Memory Versioning, improving its speed through more effective cookie handling. This upgrade improves Chrome and other Chromium-powered browsers like Microsoft Edge and Vivaldi. Resource contention arises as more people rely on the Internet to do their daily

A new vulnerability has been discovered in Ariane Allegro  Scenario Player in a Kiosk mode that could allow threat actors to bypass the Kiosk mode and access the underlying Windows Desktop. The CVE for this vulnerability is yet to be