- Bogus Cryptomining Apps Infest Google Play. (to the original material)
- Kerberos Authentication Spoofing: Don’t Bypass the Spec. (to the original material)
- Mozilla Releases Security Updates. (to the original material)
- Adobe Releases Multiple Security Updates. (to the original material)
- Google Releases Security Updates for Chrome. (to the original material)
- CISA Provides Recommendations for Protecting Information from Ransomware-Caused Data Breaches. (to the original material)
- Vulnerability Affecting BlackBerry QNX RTOS. (to the original material)
- Major flaw in BlackBerry software may affect car safety, hospitals. (to the original material)
- Almost 2 million pieces of data from a terrorist watch list have been exposed online. (to the original material)
- US Census Bureau hacked in January 2020 using Citrix exploit. (to the original material)
- Bitcoin mixer owner pleads guilty to laundering over $300 million. (to the original material)
- Japanese insurer Tokio Marine discloses ransomware attack. (to the original material)
- GitHub urges users to enable 2FA after going passwordless. (to the original material)
- Diavol ransomware sample shows stronger connection to TrickBot gang. (to the original material)
- T-Mobile says hackers stole records belonging to 48.6 million individuals. (to the original material)
- 40M T-Mobile customers’ data leaked: expect social engineering and identity theft. (to the original material)
- Major flaw in BlackBerry software may affect car safety, hospitals. (to the original material)
- Critical ThroughTek SDK Bug Could Let Attackers Spy On Millions of IoT Devices. (to the original material)
- BadAlloc Flaw Affects BlackBerry QNX Used in Millions of Cars and Medical Devices. (to the original material)
- Iranian Hackers Target Several Israeli Organizations With Supply-Chain Attacks. (to the original material)
- Does a VPN Protect You from Hackers? (to the original material)
- NK Hackers Deploy Browser Exploits on South Korean Sites to Spread Malware. (to the original material)
- Check Point Research: Education sector sees 29% increase in attacks against organizations globally. (to the original material)
