Hackers took advantage of an unpatched Drupal vulnerability in the organization’s website to launch a cryptojacking attack. Go to Source

The “Kitten of Doom” denial-of-service attack is easy to carry out. Go to Source

The issue comes from how Gmail automatically files messages into the “Sent” folder. Go to Source

The privilege-escalation vulnerability would allow an attacker to inject malware, place ads and load custom code on an impacted website. Go to Source

The flaw allows hackers to bypass handset lock screens in seconds. Go to Source

The modular malware seems to be in a testing phase, but TA505’s interest made researchers take note. Go to Source

Why manufacturing and logistics are especially challenged. Go to Source

“Our advice is to stop using this watch” as mitigations are not available, researchers told Threatpost. Go to Source

As consumers skip the store crowds in favor of online deals, cyberattackers have geared up to victimize them. Go to Source

A slew of verified Twitter accounts have been hijacked and altered, used to tweet out a bogus Bitcoin giveaway scam. Go to Source