‘Didn’t Zuck just say they’re doubling down on privacy?’

When a domain registration expires, they can be claimed by new owners. And sometimes, those new owners have malicious intent.

Beware of attempts to cash-in on terrorist attacks

The US Government is working on an electronic voting system that it hopes will prevent people from tinkering with voting machines at the polls.

Intel released patches last week, fixing a range of vulnerabilities that could allow attackers to execute code on affected devices.

Users of G Suite may find that the option to authenticate themselves via SMS or voice call has suddenly disappeared.

Researchers have offered more detail on a recently patched vulnerability that would allow an attacker to take over a WordPress site.

From a Citrix breach to John Oliver's FCC anti-robocall campaign, and everything in between - it's weekly roundup time.

Phone numbers stink for security and authentication. They stink because most of us have so much invested in these digits that they've become de facto identities. At the same time, when you lose control over a phone number -- maybe it's hijacked by fraudsters, you got separated or divorced, or you were way late on your phone bill payments -- whoever inherits that number can then be you in a lot of places online.

By Waqas

Dr. Web’s cybersecurity researchers have identified an attacker is trying to exploit zero-day vulnerabilities in Counter-Strike 1.6 game specifically to distribute Belonard Trojan. Reportedly, about 39% of all the active servers of the game on Steam have been manipulated and compromised to hack the computers of gamers from a remote location. Counter-Strike 1.6, released around […]

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