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Modems used in many industrial IoT sectors could be easily hacked

Kaspersky finds a slew of vulnerabilities in Telit Cinterion modems, some allowing for remote code execution via SMS.

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Major industries reported two critical security incidents every day in 2023

Phishing, living off the land, and account manipulation were used extensively last year

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Windows Defender could be tricked into deleting databases

Entire applications could be bricked remotely, but there is no straightforward solution.

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Linux servers targeted by dangerous espionage malware as Windows threat makes the jump

A known Windows malware was ported to Linux and found on endpoints across the world.

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SMBs are being targeted by this new phishing scam — make sure you don't fall victim

SendGrid is being abused to deliver phishing emails straight into the inbox, which trick users into giving away their login credentials.

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ChatGPT malware use is growing at an alarming rate

A year on from release, ChatGPT is still popular among hackers and other cybercriminals.

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MacOS users are being targeted with dangerous malware once again

New piece of malware is hiding in cracked macOS software, looking to steal your cryptocurrency.

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Experts think they've found a great new way to see if your iPhone is infected with malware iOS spyware

iOS spyware has always been around, but the most prominent strains now have something to worry about, thanks to Python.

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Worried about spyware on your iPhone? iShutdown can reveal if you’ve been infected

Security researchers have developed a new set of scripts that automate the process of looking through an iPhone’s log files for signs of spyware and malware.

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A previously unknown hardware feature has been hijacked to hack iPhones across the world

Did Apple build a backdoor for the NSA, or simply forget about a vulnerable feature?

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Blockchain systems hijacked for DDoS attacks by seemingly all-new malware tactics

NKAbuse, a multi-platform malware written in Go, uses blockchain to ensure anonymity.

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Intricate GOV.UK copycat scam uncovered targeting Cost of Living payments

Scam taking advantage of the Cost of Living crisis is targeting individuals seeking help.

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Bitdefender antivirus review

Bitdefender's Windows antivirus software offers excellent protection along with a slew of features meant to secure your family's systems and identities.

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Mac users are being targeted again with dangerous malware - here's what to know

Hackers are expanding a proxy botnet with more macOS devices, researchers claim.

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Canada joins list of nations to ban Kaspersky and WeChat from government devices

Privacy concerns surrounding the instant messaging service and antivirus software have prompted the Canadian government to take action.

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A whole new generation of LockBit ransomware could be here

Hundreds of variants are popping up, some of which are seemingly identical to LockBit.

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Apple is rolling out some urgent iPhone and Mac security patches, so update now

Apple issues yet more patches to fix critical security flaws, some of which are part of a wider malicious campaign.

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Microsoft Office security scams are on the rise - here's what you need to know

Old Microsoft Office vulnerabilities continue to be fruitful for attackers simply because users aren’t applying security fixes.

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These 34 Google Chrome Extensions may steal your credit card info — delete 'em before you're toast

Be careful with the Google Chrome Web Store. Although the search engine giant hosts countless Chrome Extensions for download, some of them may be malicious.

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Many companies aren't prepared for darknet data leaks

Many are showing indifference and lacking points of contact, while some deny being breached in the first place.

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If you're one of the millions who installed these malicious Google Chrome extensions, delete them now

These Chrome extensions have been removed from the Web Store, but you'll still need to remove them from your browser.

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Leading by example

Female leaders in digital and cybersecurity companies share their views with the Bangkok Post on the rise of women in the technology industry, including how they motivate their teams and facilitate the career advancement of female talent.

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Apple just plugged two security holes used to hack Russian iPhones

Apple's new update fixes two security exploits used to hack Russian iPhones and you should install it now.

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Over 620,000 Android users infected with subscription trojans — delete these money-sucking apps now

Another Android subscription trojan strikes, this time over 620,000 devices were infected by at least 11 Android apps from Google Play that could subscribe users to paid services without their knowledge.

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Google bans 11 popular Android apps - delete them now or pay a very high price

Google has just blocked another 11 applications from its Play Store and for good reason as they could leave anyone who has downloaded them seriously out of pocket.

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