Russian hackers Killnet, notorious for crippling DDoS attacks, claimed responsibility for cyber attacks that shut down multiple state government websites.
A loose group of Russian criminals and amateur hackers are behind a wave of DDoS attacks that has disrupted the normal function of the websites of numerous US airports.
The FBI, CISA, and NSA issued a joint cybersecurity advisory about multiple APT groups that comprised a defense organization and exfiltrated sensitive data over a significant period.
The Intel Alder Lake data leak first appeared as a 2.8 GB zip (expanding to 5.86 GB) posted by an unknown party to 4Chan. Intel has since confirmed that it is a genuine source code leak.
Cybercriminals design and test email phishing attacks to bypass Microsoft email defenses with nearly a fifth (18.8%) of phishing messages reaching their targets.
Malicious apps appear to be flying below the radar of Google and Apple security by not taking an approach of installing malware or keyloggers; instead they simply ask for Facebook login information as a condition of starting up the app.
Survey makes clear that privacy and data transparency continues to be a primary concern for consumer trust. 81% of the respondents said that the way a company treats personal data is a reflection of its attitude toward and level of respect for its customers.
A dark web marketplace calling itself "BidenCash" is attempting to establish itself by giving away 1.2 million stolen credit cards, but security researchers believe most are already invalid.
Incognito Mode is an option in the Chrome browser that is supposed to keep user browsing and form entry data from being stored. A new privacy lawsuit cites internal discussions (and developer jokes) in challenging it.
Fortinet warned customers to immediately patch an authentication bypass critical vulnerability in FortiSwitch Manager, FortiGate, and FortiProxy which are being actively exploited in the wild.
