Month: January 2020

The code for ProtonVPN apps on all supported platforms – Android, iOS, macOS, and Windows – is now open source, the maker announces today, a move that follows a security audit from an independent party. […]

FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) today issued a public service announcement to warn about scammers using spoofed company websites and fake job listings to target applicants. […]

Attackers don’t always need to breach the networks of their victims themselves to plant malware as there are plenty of professional intruders offering their services on underground markets. […]

US children’s apparel maker and online retailer Hanna Andersson disclosed that its online purchasing platform was hacked and malicious code was deployed to steal customers’ payment info for almost two months. […]

​​​​​​​FTCode ransomware victims now have one more thing to worry about with the malware having been upgraded to also steal saved user credentials from email clients and web browsers. […]

The Emotet malware has started using a spam template that pretends to be an extortion demand from a “Hacker” who states that they hacked the recipient’s computer and stole their data. […]

Mitsubishi Electric, a leading global company in the manufacture and sales of electrical and electronic products, disclosed a security breach that might have caused the leak of personal and confidential corporate information. […]

Citrix released permanent fixes for the actively exploited CVE-2019-19781 vulnerability impacting Citrix Application Delivery Controller (ADC), Citrix Gateway, and Citrix SD-WAN WANOP appliances and allowing unauthenticated attackers to perform arbitrary code execution. […]

A new sextortion scam that breaks the typical mold has been detected at the beginning of the year. Fraudsters preying on the insecurity of connected devices used footage from Nest cameras, and led victims through a convoluted path of email accounts and web sites before making their ransom price known. […]