If you are a personnel at any Indian embassy across the world, you should be cautious when surfing the Internet after the discovery of a new family of malware called TidePool that security researchers at Palo Alto Networks believe is an evolutionary product of the old Operation Ke3chang.
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Popular restaurant chain Noodles & Company is the latest victim of credit card breach
If there is one thing the credit card breaches in the past have taught companies, it is that they have a long way to put in place more robust security measures. That was nowhere near more clear than in the recent discovery of a credit card breach incident that affected customers of Noodles & Company, […]
Over a hundred million LinkedIn login credentials found sold on black market
LinkedIn accounts have always presented temptations to hackers for them to try at any rate to obtain access to those accounts. So it is not surprising at all when it was reported that more than 117 million user login credentials of the social networking site for professionals have been found on sale on the black […]
Beware of a new variant of Shopperz adware
Security researchers at Bleeping Computer are quick to discover emerging and revenant threats, and this time the team broke the alarm to a new variant of the Shopperz adware, thanks to the tipster in the name of Djordje Lukic.
Mozilla takes legal action to learn about a Firefox flaw found by FBI
Remember how the FBI took advantage of an unknown flaw in the Firefox browser and the Tor anonymity network to hack a child pornography site? Mozilla has taken a legal action by requesting the U.S. District Court in Tacoma, Washington, to force the law enforcement agency to provide the company with details of how Firefox […]
Dozens of global companies at risk from a SAP business application flaw
Security researchers at Onapsis have found an old vulnerability in SAP business applications that date back to as early as 2013, highlighting a serious risk facing dozens of businesses worldwide.
