Multiple critical security vulnerabilities affecting MediaTek smartphones, tablets, and IoT chipsets could allow attackers to escalate privileges and compromise device...
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Significant vulnerabilities were uncovered in pre-installed applications on Ulefone and Krüger&Matz Android smartphones that expose users to significant risks, including...
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Modern organizations face a growing challenge in protecting sensitive data. As more people adopt the cloud and rules get tougher,...
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Mobile chipmaker Qualcomm has issued urgent security patches for three critical zero-day vulnerabilities in its Adreno GPU drivers that are...
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The digital authentication landscape is dramatically transforming as passwordless technologies gain unprecedented momentum. Passkey adoption surging 400% in 2024 alone....
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As ransomware attacks devastate organizations globally, many companies are turning to professional negotiators to engage directly with cybercriminals, despite strong...
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A critical security vulnerability affecting over 50,000 Azure Active Directory users has been discovered, exposing sensitive employee data through an...
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A comprehensive security research study has revealed a widespread vulnerable code pattern affecting thousands of open-source projects on GitHub, exposing...
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Organizations worldwide increasingly recognize that traditional reactive cybersecurity approaches are no longer sufficient to combat sophisticated cyber threats. A comprehensive...
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A sophisticated malware campaign that exploits legitimate SSH clients, including both the popular PuTTY application and Windows’ built-in OpenSSH implementation,...
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A significant security vulnerability has been discovered in Denodo Scheduler, a data management software component, that allows attackers to execute...
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CISA has issued a critical advisory warning of two severe security vulnerabilities affecting all versions of the Consilium Safety CS5000...
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