Two Zero-Day Bugs Open Millions of Wireless Access Points to Attack
Called BleedingBit, this vulnerability impacts wireless networks used in a large percentage of enterprise companies. Go to Source
Called BleedingBit, this vulnerability impacts wireless networks used in a large percentage of enterprise companies. Go to Source
Security updates across all Apple platforms released alongside its new products. Go to Source
Affiliates pocket 80 percent of every ransom payment. Go to Source
Popular card readers like Square and PayPal have various flaws that allow attacks ranging from fraud to card data theft. Go to Source
Puzzles and check-boxes have been replaced with in-the-background behavioral analysis. Go to Source
Abandoned web applications used by FT 500 Global Companies have exploitable flaws and weaknesses. Go to Source
An attacker can send spoofed commands to the crane’s controller. Go to Source
Someone gained access to an email account for the Orange County chapter, which was rife with personal data. Go to Source
Sophisticated nation-state groups now integrate phishing as a core component of their statecraft. Go to Source
The issue impacts many large distros with GUI interfaces. Go to Source