Info-stealers can steal cookies for permanent access to your Google account
Hackers have found a way to gain unauthorized access to Google accounts, bypassing any multi-factor authentication (MFA) the user may have set up. To do…
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Patch now! First patch Tuesday of 2024 is here
Microsoft has issued patches for 48 security vulnerabilities in the first Patch Tuesday of 2024. With a relatively low number of patches—and only two of…
Atomic Stealer rings in the new year with updated version
Last year, we documented malware distribution campaigns both via malvertising and compromised sites delivering Atomic Stealer (AMOS) onto Mac users. This stealer has proven to…
SEC X account hacked to hawk crypto-scams
We have seen several high-profile accounts that were taken over on X (formerly Twitter) only to be used for cryptocurrency related promotional activities, like expressing…
ThreatDown earns highest ratings across EDR and MDR categories in G2 Winter 2024 results
The peer-to-peer review source G2 has released its Winter 2024 reports, ranking ThreatDown products on top across several Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) and Managed…
Exposing the ransomware lie to “leave hospitals alone”
Ransomware groups are liars, yes, but even when these dangerous cybercriminals would ransack organizations and destroy entire companies, a few select groups espoused a sort…
AirTags stalking lawsuit alleges Apple’s negligence in protecting victims
Each year, an estimated 13.5 million people in the US are victim to stalking. This is a worrying fact stated in the introduction of a…
Explained: SMTP smuggling | Malwarebytes
SMTP smuggling is a technique that allows an attacker to send an email from pretty much any address they like. The intended goal is email…
Police investigate sexual assault on an avatar
British police are investigating a case involving a virtual sexual assault of a girl’s avatar. Even though there was no physical violence involved the incident…
How AI hallucinations are making bug hunting harder
Bug bounty programs that pay people for finding bugs are a very useful tool for improving the security of software. But with the availability of…
Facebook introduces another way to track you – Link History
In what seems like yet another attempt to adapt its platform to prepare for new regulations, Facebook has started rolling out a new feature called…
23andMe blames “negligent” breach victims, says it’s their own fault
In a surprising move, in a letter to legal representatives of victims of the recent 23andMe data breach, the company has laid the blame at…