SIM swaps, insecure web design, phishing, and channel-jacking are four ways attackers are circumventing MFA technology, according to the FBI.

By David Balaban

So, you have some reason to remain anonymous on the net. You open Google, type in something like: “Basics of Internet anonymity” and get some results.

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The passwords of more than 2.2 million users of a gaming and cryptocurrency website were dumped online after dual data breaches.

A 21-year-old Illinois man was sentenced last week to 13 months in prison for running multiple DDoS-for-hire services that launched millions of attacks over several years. This individual's sentencing comes more than five years after KrebsOnSecurity interviewed both the defendant and his father and urged the latter to take a more active interest in his son’s online activities.

A now-patched-hole could have allowed remote code execution that could have exposed files and messages. Update your WhatsApp now.

It was sucking up private profiles by requiring users to hand over their logins, giving it access to whatever accounts they follow.

By Waqas

The hacker published over 2TB of data belonging to the bank’s 1400 customers including roughly 640,000 emails.

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Open source tool leverages graphics processing to decrypt BitLocker-protected units

The bug was fixed at least a month ago so users receiving dynamic email content have one less thing to worry about.

If you've been happily using Adobe Reader 2015 software for the last few years, you're in for a rude awakening.