13 Common Security Mistakes That Make Your PC Vulnerable By Nahla Davies Avoid these pitfalls to keep your Windows computer and home network safe.
New BootHole Vulnerability Revealed, Impacts Billions of Devices By Paul Alcorn Eclypsium reveals a new BootHole vulernability as part of a coordinated disclosure with OS vendors and computer manufacturers.
AMD APUs Affected by SMM Callout Privilege Escalation Security Vulnerability By Zhiye Liu AMD has disclosed a new vulnerability that affects the chipmaker's APUs launched between 2016 and 2019.
Update Minecraft Dungeons Launcher Unless You Want Your PC Data Wiped By Michelle Ehrhardt A bug in the Launcher version of Minecraft Dungeons could wipe your PC's data on uninstall.
Cyberattack Steals PC Data Through Its Power Supply By Niels Broekhuijsen A security researcher found a way to steal data from a PC through its power supply.
Researchers Turn AMD Radeon GPU Into a Radio Transmitter to Steal Data By Paul Alcorn Researchers changed the clock rates on an AMD Radeon GPU to transmit data via radio waves to steal data.
Cyberattack Steals PC Data Through Fan Vibrations By Niels Broekhuijsen Researchers proved they can seep data off your PC through fan vibrations.
Cyberattacks on WHO up Dramatically Amid Coronavirus Outbreak By Michelle Ehrhardt The WHO faces a more than two-fold increase in hacking attempts following coronavirus.
A Mysterious Database Exposed 200 Million Americans' Personal Info By Nathaniel Mott A public database exposed the information of 200 million Americans, and nobody knows who owns the database.
Microsoft Explains How It's Fighting Coronavirus-Related Cyber Attacks By Nathaniel Mott Microsoft published a blog post explaining how it's defending Windows users against coronavirus-related cyber attacks.
Windows 10 Fall Creators Update Support Extended Because of Coronavirus By Nathaniel Mott Microsoft announced that it will support Windows 10 version 1709, the Fall Creators Update, until October 13 because of COVID-19.
The Coronavirus Cyber Scam Business Keeps Growing By Nathaniel Mott Researchers have discovered thousands of malicious websites taking advantage of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
Fake Coronavirus Quarantine Text Messages May Be Result of Cyberattack By Niels Broekhuijsen The U.S. Health and Human Services Department suffered an hours-long cyberattack that might have led to false quarantine messages.
People Are Using a Live Coronavirus Map to Distribute Malware, Because They Suck By Nathaniel Mott Malware distributors are reportedly using a live Coronavirus infection tracker to attack unwitting web browsers.
Rowhammer Attacks Pushed Through Despite Security Mitigations By Nathaniel Mott Researchers found ways to conduct Rowhammer attacks on DDR4 RAM despite the industry's mitigations.
Infostealers Already Cracking Chrome’s Latest Updates By Michelle Ehrhardt Chrome 80's new AES-256 algorithm fails to keep infostealers away from user cookies and passwords.
EU Needs Its Own Operating System, Finnish Minister Says By Niels Broekhuijsen The EU needs its own operating system for independence and cybersecurity, Finnish minister Katri Kulmuni said.
Hackers Have More Earning Potential Than IT Pros, Bounty Program Report Finds By Nathaniel Mott HackerOne's latest report said a hacker's potential earnings is "well above" $90,000.
Kr00k Security Flaw Exposes Wi-Fi Traffic of Raspberry Pi, MacBooks, Routers and More: What to Do By Nathaniel Mott A security vulnerability called Kr00k can be exploited to reveal the Wi-Fi traffic of devices using chips from Broadcom and Cypress.
Intel Says it Doubled Down on Fixing Security Bugs in 2019 By Lucian Armasu Intel released a report claiming it found almost two-thirds of related security bugs discovered in 2019, with most of the remaining found through its bug bounty program.
