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Apple patches vulnerability exploited by NSO Group spyware
This week, Apple patched a 0-day vulnerability dubbed ForcedEntry, which was exploited by the controversial NSO Group’s spyware. The tech…
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Hackers stole the source codes of Puma’s applications
The hackers stole data (application source codes) from the Puma sportswear manufacturer applications and are now demanding a ransom from…
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Microsoft fixes vulnerability in Azure Container Instance
Information security experts from Palo Alto Networks spoke about a new vulnerability in Azure Container Instances named Azurescape. The problem…
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Yandex spoke about the largest DDoS attack in the history of the Internet
Yesterday, the media reported that Yandex was subjected to a powerful DDoS attack, behind which was an unnamed new botnet.…
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ProtonMail reveals activist’s IP address to law enforcement
Last weekend, a scandal erupted around the secure email service ProtonMail – the service’s management announced that it was recently…
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Netgear fixed authentication bypass vulnerabilities in its switchboards
Network equipment manufacturer Netgear has patched three vulnerabilities in several of its switchboard models. Bugs allowed attackers to bypass authentication…
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TrickBot developer arrested in Seoul, where he stuck due to restrictions related to COVID-19
The Record reports that a Russian was arrested at Seoul International Airport last week and is accused of developing code…
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Microsoft closes Windows 11 Insider Preview program for older machines
Bleeping Computer reports that Microsoft closes the Windows 11 Insider Preview program for what Microsoft believes is old devices without…
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Fired Credit Union employee wiped out 21 GB of data out of revenge
A fired Credit Union employee in New York, Juliana Barile, pleaded guilty for unauthorized access to the financial institution’s computer…
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Hacker broke into T-Mobile via vulnerable router
21-year-old hacker John Binns, who lives in Turkey and is possibly a member of ISIS, claims to broke into T-Mobile…
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