Tag: security
Ecommerce sites across the world could be at risk from this dangerous security flaw, so patch now
A catastrophic vulnerability was recently discovered in Adobe Commerce and Magento, but ecommerce websites operating these platforms seem largely uninterested in applying a patch. As a result, “millions” of sites are open to attacks that could have devastating consequences, experts have warned. As reported by BleepingComputer, cybersecurity researchers from Sansec…
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T-Mobile denies it was hacked, despite hacker claiming to have leaked company data
Popular data leaker IntelBroker is selling a database allegedly belonging to the telecommunications giant T-Mobile, but the company has denied this is the case. In a new post published on a dark web forum, IntelBroker said they were selling “Source code, SQL files, Images, Terraform data, t-mobile.com certifications, Siloprograms.” They…
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Beware — that new VPN you’ve found could be infected with malware
Chinese users looking for VPN products, AI tools, and adult content, are being targeted in a new campaign whose goal is to spread a backdoor called Winos. A new report from Trend Micro claims a new threat cluster, dubbed Void Arachne, is behind the campaign, and the malware can lead…
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Security bug could have allowed anyone to spoof Microsoft employee emails
Security researchers recently claimed to have found a flaw that could allow threat actors to spoof Microsoft corporate emails. A cybersecurity researcher with the alias Slonser (full name Vsevolod Kokorin, according to TechCrunch) recently posted on X with a telling screenshot that appeared to show an email seemingly coming from…
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Bad news — many of today’s top passwords can be brute force cracked in less than an hour
If you are not using random, computer-generated passwords, or one of the best password generators, chances are your logins can be cracked within an hour, research has warned. A new report on password strength conducted recently by Kaspersky noted the advancements in computer processing power made cracking passwords significantly easier. …
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Email threats are becoming more dangerous than ever — so keep an eye on your inbox
Cyberattacks spread via email are still rising, and with generative artificial intelligence (AI), they have gotten even more dangerous, a new report from Barracuda Networks has claimed. After analyzing 69 million attacks across 4.5 million mailboxes over the past 12 months, Barracuda said business email compromise (BEC), conversation hijacking, and…
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