Eleven new projects will help protect the country’s critical infrastructure.

The free online office suite software is used by more than 30 million people and is a ripe target for criminals.

Starting today, extensions with obfuscated code are banned and developers must go through a stricter extensions review process.

Password-sharing persists, but at least multifactor authentication usage is up.

Using a cooling-off period for domain names can help catch those registered by known bad actors.

The update includes a security bypass bug that enables privilege escalation.

Cybersecurity Month at Dark Reading is packed with educational webinars, from data breach response to small business security.

Rated as high-risk vulnerabilities, these privilege-escalation flaws could allow an unauthenticated attacker to access protected content.

The Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit after SB 822 was passed, enforcing net neutrality laws, on Sunday.

By Waqas

The vulnerability affected Telegram’s desktop app for Windows, Mac, and Linux OS. Telegram, a popular privacy-focused instant messaging application, reportedly contained a bug that can leak the IP addresses of users. Known for providing end-to-end encryption, Telegram’s desktop app has been discovered to be leaking not just public but private IP addresses of its users […]

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