Tag: security
Telco provider used by US government and others hit by nation-state hackers
Ribbon Communications suffered a cyberattack, likely by a nation-state actor targeting corporate files Four older customer files were accessed from laptops; affected clients have been notified Investigation continues; unauthorized access has been terminated and impact deemed non-material Ribbon Communications has confirmed it suffered a cyberattack in which it lost sensitive…
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8 Best Password Managers (2025), Tested and Reviewed
Keep your logins locked down with our favorite password management apps for PC, Mac, Android, iPhone, and web browsers. Source
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Big Tech is failing to protect consumers against AI scams – here’s how to stay safe
Which? has identified deepfake scams on YouTube aimed at consumers These prompt audiences to invest in fake schemes Which? urges government and tech companies to take these down New research from consumer group Which? has urged the government to implement stricter regulations on Big Tech companies to protect internet users…
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OpenAI’s shiny new Atlas browser might have some serious security shortcomings – and it’s not the only one under threat from dangerous spoof attacks
Fake AI sidebars can perfectly imitate real ones to steal secrets, experts warn Malicious extensions need only minimal permissions to cause maximum chaos AI browsers risk turning helpful automation into channels for silent data theft New “agentic” browsers which offer an AI-powered sidebar promise convenience but may widen the window…
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Dangerous npm packages are targeting developer credentials on Windows, Linux and Mac – here’s what we know
Ten typosquatted npm packages delivered infostealing malware to nearly 10,000 systems Malware targeted system keyrings, bypassing app-level security to steal decrypted credentials Affected users must revoke credentials, rebuild systems, and enable multi-factor authentication Almost a dozen malicious npm packages, delivering dangerous infostealing malware, were downloaded roughly 10,000 times before being…
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Google Chrome zero-day exploited to send out spyware – here’s what we know
Chrome zero-day exploited to target Russian institutions using Dante spyware Dante, linked to Memento Labs, enables sandbox escape and file theft Commercial spyware often sold to regimes targeting dissidents and journalists A high-severity Google Chrome vulnerability was being abused as a zero-day, to target Russian media outlets, government organizations, educational…
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