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US Senator Ron Wyden brings attention to potential cybersecurity negligence at Microsoft, believing its outdated encryption practices are vulnerable to ransomware attacks.
The U.S. Department of Justice has posted an $11 million reward for Volodymyr Tymoshchuk, accused of orchestrating ransomware attacks that led to the theft of $18 billion from over 250 companies.
Cloudflare successfully mitigated the largest DDoS attack ever recorded, which peaked at 11.5 terabits per second and targeted the company in a UDP flood-style attack.
A widely used Chrome VPN is suspected of capturing unauthorized screenshots and spying on users' locations, raising concerns over its security practices.
The DOJ has charged Ethan Foltz for his role in operating the notorious RapperBot DDoS botnet, which has advanced capabilities and a long history of attacks.
A security researcher revealed multiple vulnerabilities within McDonald's systems through a seemingly innocent modification to their URL for ordering nuggets.
A hacker asserts that they exposed nearly one million Amazon users by manipulating the company's AI coding assistant, raising concerns over security protocols.
A newly discovered zero-day vulnerability in the Lovense app allows hackers to access user information, raising serious privacy concerns.
Asus has resolved all reported vulnerabilities in its software and firmware systems, including Armoury Crate and MyAsus, and urges users to update their devices immediately.
Microsoft confirmed that vulnerabilities in SharePoint have been exploited by hackers attributed to China, with government institutions among the affected.
Microsoft has alerted users about ongoing attacks on its server technology, urging organizations to act quickly to mitigate vulnerabilities.
Google initiates lawsuits against the identified BadBox 2.0 botnet, which affects millions of Android-based devices including unexpected items like digital picture frames.
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