Author: We Fix PC

CafePress, a well-known custom T-Shirt and merchandise site, suffered a data breach that exposed the personal information of 23 million of their customers. […]

Two serious vulnerabilities in Qualcomm’s Snapdragon system-on-a-chip (SoC) WLAN firmware could be leveraged to compromise the modem and the Android kernel over the air. […]

UK-based digital mobile-only bank Monzo asked roughly 480,000 of its customers to change their debit card PINs after discovering that they were stored in encrypted log files. […]

Multiple companies were off to a rough start last week when a phishing campaign pushing a data-wiping malware targeted them and asked for a ransom. Researchers call it GermanWiper. […]

A long-running scam email campaign that pretends to be an unsubscribe confirmation request has seen an uptick recently. These emails should never be clicked on or responded to as they are designed to harvest working email addresses or to perform some other type of scam. […]

Since 2018, a constant stream of extortion email scams have been targeting users with fake threats designed to scare you into sending a payment in bitcoins to avoid an embarrassing leak or threat of legal action. […]

Misconfigured Jira servers from big names in the tech industry exposed information about internal projects and users that could be accessed by anyone with a good command of advanced search operators. […]

This week the biggest news was attackers breaking into Iomega NAS devices, wiping the drives, and then leaving ransom notes. It is not known if any users were able to recover their files after paying the ransom. […]