Security
Tough week for Cisco admins: network security system under attack, firewall management center vulnerable
Cisco drops a batch of 16 critical security advisories in three days.
Read more about Tough week for Cisco admins: network security system under attack, firewall management center vulnerable
Gyazo data breach leaves over 23 million user records exposed, includes half a billion metadata points
Leaked data could be used to access and view images that users shared.
Read more about Gyazo data breach leaves over 23 million user records exposed, includes half a billion metadata points
Norway investigates Telenor over alleged role in military surveillance
Questions over customer data, surveillance tech, and military ties remain.
Read more about Norway investigates Telenor over alleged role in military surveillance
Valve says customer data was not exposed in CEVA cyberattack
Steam shoppers can stop worrying about their data falling into the wrong hands.
Read more about Valve says customer data was not exposed in CEVA cyberattack
iPhone’s camera will cryptographically prove a photo is real
Raw pixel data leaves the device to be processed in the cloud, where Apple can be sure the software hasn’t been tampered with.
Read more about iPhone’s camera will cryptographically prove a photo is real
A phantom Chinese online casino empire is quietly spreading malware
Bizarrely, many security teams ignore online gambling and casino domains, especially Chinese-language websites.
Read more about A phantom Chinese online casino empire is quietly spreading malware
Google issues urgent update warning for severe Pixel bug
It's not clear which Pixel models are affected.
Read more about Google issues urgent update warning for severe Pixel bug
Attackers target GitLab: thousands of exposed servers remain vulnerable to a critical bug
Twelve public exploit repositories have been discovered.
Read more about Attackers target GitLab: thousands of exposed servers remain vulnerable to a critical bug
Could Europe shield elections from bots, deepfakes, and foreign interference?
The EU needs a security update to tackle foreign influence campaigns during elections.
Read more about Could Europe shield elections from bots, deepfakes, and foreign interference?
Hackers are hijacking IP cameras to break into corporate networks
IP cameras in the wrong hands can open the door to your network.
Read more about Hackers are hijacking IP cameras to break into corporate networks
Iranian hackers target dissidents, activists, journalists worldwide with Telegram-linked Chosen Brick spyware
In one case, attackers even sent fake MRI scan results to trick the victim into downloading spyware.
Read more about Iranian hackers target dissidents, activists, journalists worldwide with Telegram-linked Chosen Brick spyware
Silent majority: half the world is clinging to dying Android smartphones
Google ended support for Android 13 in March 2026, yet nearly 15% of users still like their Tiramisu.
Read more about Silent majority: half the world is clinging to dying Android smartphones
Your Twitch login may be exposed: this one extension is leaking it to Russians
31,000 Twitch users may be at risk of account takeover.
Read more about Your Twitch login may be exposed: this one extension is leaking it to Russians
Severe TP-Link Tapo camera flaw lets hackers watch live feed from your home
They could be peeping inside your house even at night.
Read more about Severe TP-Link Tapo camera flaw lets hackers watch live feed from your home
Chess.com scraping exposes 4.7 million email addresses
Data scrapers are putting the internet in checkmate.
Read more about Chess.com scraping exposes 4.7 million email addresses
Revolut hacker says they had six months of secret access
Personal conversations were exposed.
Read more about Revolut hacker says they had six months of secret access
Hacked by email: attackers exploiting critical zero-day in Cisco’s secure email solution
An email security solution that filters malicious messages was bypassed by an email containing injected SQL code.
Read more about Hacked by email: attackers exploiting critical zero-day in Cisco’s secure email solution
The UK government killing passwords for 23M Brits
Brits will have to use face scans, fingerprints, or PINs instead.
Read more about The UK government killing passwords for 23M Brits
Scammers milking Google Play’s Early Access: no reviews, no ratings, no way to spot the deception
Many deceptive apps don’t steal money outright, but simply try to maximize ad impressions while the user believes they’re earning a reward.
Read more about Scammers milking Google Play’s Early Access: no reviews, no ratings, no way to spot the deception
Vengeful Windows exploit researcher reveals his true identity
It all started when a researcher, known as Nightmare Eclipse, was fired by Microsoft.
Read more about Vengeful Windows exploit researcher reveals his true identity
