Hackers publish MSI private keys, enabling signed malware
Be extra careful when downloading MSI firmware updates and other software
Western Digital sends customers a personal data breach notification
WD's recent security incident could turn into a privacy nightmare
China calls the US an "Empire of Hacking," citing 2017 Wikileaks files
The FBI once said China is responsible for more cyberattacks on the US than every other country combined
Fake ChatGPT services are being used as lures to spread malware on Facebook
ChatGPT: a creator of malware and a lure
Ransomware attack disrupts city of Dallas services
One of the largest U.S. cities can no longer guarantee IT services
Google is replacing Chrome's lock icon because it's not an indicator of website safety
Users find the icon confusing, not knowing what it really means
Google adds support for passkeys to protect your account
A better way to secure your Google account
Mirai Botnet operators are using TP-Link routers for DDoS attacks, says US government
TP-Link has already released an update to fix the vulnerability, but operators are still targeting unpatched devices
Researchers fully compromise AMD fTPM, confirming voltage fault injection vulnerability
Method exposes all cryptographic information and neutralizes BitLocker
Apple and Google partner to develop platform-agnostic Bluetooth tracker specification
Apple and Android devices could start alerting users to any unknown trackers as early as next year
Apple releases first Rapid Security Response update, but its contents remain a mystery (for now)
A faster way to get security patches installed between full system updates
The first virus to target mobile phones affected devices running which OS?
Windows CE, BlackBerry, Symbian, or Palm OS?
US Marshals' computer system remains out of commission 10 weeks after ransomware attack
The US Marshals Service claims the shutdown isn't affecting its ability to track down fugitives
Google Authenticator gets cloud 2FA code backups, doesn't yet provide end-to-end encryption
Facepalm: Google has finally implemented a cloud backup option for one-time access codes (OTP) stored in its Authenticator mobile app. The feature can provide users with additional convenience and confidence, but right now it lacks a critical security protection as those backups aren't encrypted.
Google shuts down CryptBot malware operation that stole Chrome's user data
Putting an end to a worldwide cybercriminal enterprise
Security experts are using malware's own code to protect potential victims
Researchers fight Gootloader malware with criminals' own tactics
Researchers discover new side-channel attack that works against Intel CPUs
The Swiss cheese of Chipzilla has more holes than we thought
VirusTotal can now scan and analyze potentially malicious scripts using AI
Because nothing these days seems to work anymore without ML algorithms
Google Authenticator introduces two-factor access code synchronization to the cloud
Using Google's 2FA capabilities across devices and services will be easier now
This new SSD claims to have built-in AI-powered ransomware protection
The SSD promises to employ machine learning to monitor and prevent ransomware attacks
Thieves may be able to reveal passwords using thermal cameras and AI
Longer passwords, touch typing, PBT plastics, and backlit keyboards are most secure
EFF calls for action against California's new facial recognition bill
State authorities should not normalize government use of face recognition tech
Proton Mail's new product is a secure password manager
Let's hope the service doesn't turn into another LastPass-style security disaster
Little-known iPhone setting allows thieves to take over your Apple account
Something that should make your Apple ID safer can quickly turn into the opposite
Most used routers aren't properly wiped before being resold
Corporations are doing a lousy job of scrubbing data from used hardware