hackers

A recent massive data breach has exposed over 184 million user records, compromising sensitive information from major platforms such as Apple, Google, Meta, Microsoft, Instagram, and Snapchat. The breach includes emails, passwords, and authorization URLs, all stored in plain text, making them...

In an escalating saga that pits one of the world's largest tech companies against alleged bad actors, Microsoft has filed a sweeping lawsuit aimed at countering the so-called "hacking-as-a-service" ecosystem. The case, filed against multiple unnamed defendants, centers on allegations of...

In a trend that should raise alarm bells in the cybersecurity community, it has been reported that hackers allegedly linked to the Chinese government are utilizing a massive botnet to execute covert password spraying attacks specifically aimed at Microsoft’s Azure cloud services. Dubbed...

Microsoft Tightens Windows 11 Restrictions: A New Era of Workarounds and Hackers In a dramatic move that resonates with the age-old dance between developers and hackers, Microsoft is tightening its grip on Windows 11, particularly with the rollout of the 24H2 update, launched on October 1, 2024...

Cyber criminals have followed through on their threats of leaking the sensitive details of 10,000 people, after the company refused to bow to their extortion attempts. Cyber criminals have targeted yet another Australian small business by stealing and leaking the data of 10,000 people. Last...

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Safety consultants are warning that tens of millions of Home windows laptops are contaminated with malware that’s successfully ‘unremovable’. Over 100 laptops made by expertise agency Lenovo look like affected by a trio of important vulnerabilities which permit hackers to secretly set up malware...

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I know we have some folks that use NordVPN. Hackers steal secret crypto keys for NordVPN. Here’s what we know so far

In the AI-fueled security wars, most of the arsenal is currently in the hands of the good guys, but the balance of power might soon change. Continue reading...

n Monday, we saw once again how criminals can exploit trust and use it as a weakness. Kaspersky Lab reported that one of the world’s largest computer manufacturers, Taiwan-based ASUS, had mistakenly installed a backdoor program dubbed “ShadowHammer” onto the computers of thousands of customers...

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