LastPass, the popular password management service, has issued an urgent warning to its users about an ongoing social engineering campaign targeting customers through fake reviews on the Chrome Web Store.
Genetic testing provider 23andMe confirmed that hackers stole health reports and raw genotype data of customers affected by a credential stuffing attack that went unnoticed for five months, from April 29 to September 27.
A cutting-edge tool from Open AI appears to be poorly moderated, allowing it to be abused by cyber-criminals.
A bug in Google Home smart speaker allowed installing a backdoor account that could be used to control it remotely and to turn it into a snooping device by accessing the microphone feed.
A critical Bug uncovered in Honda, Nissan, Infiniti, and Acura vehicle apps lets hackers and law enforcement agencies unlock the car remotely
People affected by the breach say they have already been targeted by scammers and malware attacks.
Hackers stole $160 million worth of digital assets from crypto trading platform Wintermute.
LastPass says the attacker behind the August security breach had internal access to the company's systems for four days until they were detected and evicted.
The Australian government is among those targeted by the hackers, according to Proofpoint.
Users of some models of iPhone, iPad and Mac are being urged to run "important" security update.
U.S. State Department has announced rewards of up to $10 million for information that could help disrupt North Korean hackers.
Experts are asking who is behind hacking group Predatory Sparrow, which says it started a fire in an Iranian steel factory.
Hackers with Amazon users’ authentication tokens could’ve stolen or encrypted personal photos and documents.
Microsoft Blocks Iran-linked Lebanese Hackers Targeting Israeli Companies
U.S. warns that highly skilled North Korean software and mobile app developers are posing as "non-DPRK nationals" in a bid to land freelancing.
Some of the Lapsus$ group's members may have been arrested, but the hackers managed to sneak inside T-Mobile servers and stole the company's source code to perform SIM swap attacks for ransomware.
UNC788 was the hacking group behind many cyber espionage activities. These hackers were responsible for tricking many people to reveal their PII about their devices and accounts. The hackers use the following TTPs (Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures)
A group of "patriotic" Russian hackers say they revel in causing chaos with cyber-attacks on Ukraine.
A Twitter user with the handle 'ILovePonzi' said hackers stole eleven of his NFTs, and then sold them for around $700,000.
