Bug could allow a malicious app to steal a plethora of sensitive data from user’s device

Ransomware has been a problem for decades, so why is government just now beginning to address it?

Browser flaw enabled XSS attacks on protected pages

Personal information belonging to customers was available online since late April

By Habiba Rashid

Cybersecurity firm Cognyte fails to secure its database exposing 5 billion records comprise of previous data breaches.

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By Waqas

Carter’s failure to implement proper authentication protocols on the store’s parcel tracking pages exposed data and shoppers to scams.

This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Baby clothing giant Carter’s exposed trove of shoppers data

By Habiba Rashid

Cybercriminals have started employing a new phishing attack that abuses the popularity of Google Drive and Docs to bypass security filters. 

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By Deeba Ahmed

Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute (KAERI) has disclosed that its internal network suffered a cyber attack by hackers from North Korea.

This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: N Korean hackers used VPN flaws to breach S Korean atomic agency

By Deeba Ahmed

In the past three years, the Joker malware has made headlines quite frequently by invading applications available on Google Play Store.

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By Waqas

The original DarkSide ransomware gang had quit operating last month after the attack on Colonial Pipeline.

This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Fake DarkSide gang demands 100 BTC from companies