Perpetrators are using smaller, bit-and-piece methods to inject junk into legitimate traffic, causing attacks to bypass detection rather than sounding alarms with large, obvious attack spikes.

A bomb threat spam campaign that hit North America last month may have been engineered using a flaw in GoDaddy’s domain management process, it was revealed this week.

The decision means Yelp, and other platforms, are still protected from liability for user-submitted content under the CDA's Section 230.

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Suspect stole huge sum from 85 victims, Europol alleges

Apple has issued its January security updates fixing a list of mostly shared CVE flaws affecting iOS and macOS with a smattering for Safari, watchOS, tvOS, and iCloud for Windows.

Hanging up on the fact-checkers probably isn't the best way for a news outlet to assure them that it's trustworthy.

By Waqas

Last year, Google launched its URL Inspection Tool for webmasters using Search Console. The purpose of this tool is to provide information about Google’s indexed version of a specific page. However, now, a UK-based Search Engine Optimization (SEO) specialist Oliver HG Mason has discovered that the URL Inspection Tool contains a flaw that allows anyone to check URLs which […]

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Trend Micro team unearthed 17 vulnerabilities among seven vendors' remote controller devices.

All government domain owners are instructed to take immediate steps to strengthen the security of their DNS servers following a successful hacking campaign.