Serbian authorities are reportedly hacking and installing spyware on activists’ phones.
Amnesty International has reported that Serbian authorities are hacking the phones of activists and journalists, using tools developed by the.
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Krispy Kreme Hit by Cyberattack, Online Donut Orders Disrupted
Krispy Kreme is grappling with a cybersecurity breach that has disrupted its online donut ordering service in the US. The.
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Mysterious Drones Spotted Over New Jersey, Authorities Investigate
For over a week, northern New Jersey residents have reported sightings of unidentified aircraft, sparking intrigue and speculation. The drones,.
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T-Mobile Linked to Chinese Cyberattacks on Telecom Networks
T-Mobile has been implicated in a sweeping cyberattack campaign targeting U.S. and international telecom and internet companies, as reported by.
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Styx Stealer Malware: Targeting Windows Computers to Steal Cryptocurrency
Styx Stealer, a newly diagnosed malware, is discreetly focused on Windows computer systems to steal cryptocurrency. First flagged via cybersecurity.
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Trojan Malware Hijacks Browsers with Rogue Extensions
A large-scale malware campaign has been discovered, targeting Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge users by installing malicious extensions through fake.
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Critical 18-Year-Old Browser Vulnerability Discovered in MacOS and Linux
Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered a serious browser vulnerability, dubbed the “0.0.0.0 Day,” that puts MacOS and Linux devices at risk..
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ADT admits security due to hackers on the dark web
ADT, the major security firm has verified that a data breach transpired which put at risk several thousand clients’ personal.
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Google expands dark web protection to all users very soon
Google will make its dark web monitoring service accessible to all account holders starting this month. The feature was initially.
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Traffic light flaw leads to hacker-induced traffic jams, warns researcher
The discovery of a critical vulnerability in traffic light controllers by cybersecurity researcher Andrew Lemon from Red Threat revealed a.