Hackers spoof SBA to try to compromise companies’ computers
The hackers are exploiting businesses' reliance on digital updates from the federal government.
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Researchers used a GIF to prove they could access Microsoft Teams user data
Zoom isn’t the only video conferencing service attracting scrutiny from security researchers.
Internal EU report on coronavirus disinformation was harsher on China than public release
An EU assessment on disinformation and the novel coronavirus was watered down significantly — with some language criticizing the Chinese government removed.
Poland implicates Russia in cyberattack, info op aimed at undercutting US relations
The tactic is consistent with prior Russian efforts, experts say.
Facebook: NSO Group used U.S.-based servers in operations against WhatsApp users
NSO Group has used American-based servers to spy on WhatsApp users, Facebook and WhatsApp lawyers allege in court documents filed Thursday.
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Researchers discover how far-right coronavirus protest websites are organized
DomainTools released research Friday that pro-gun activist Aaron Dorr appears to be using widely available software to operate dozens of websites.
As contact tracing gains attention, a researcher pokes a hole in Bluetooth technology
A German university student show how to execute code on a Samsung Galaxy S10e.
A 35,000-device botnet in Peru is wounded, but still mining cryptocurrency
It’s an example of how the fight against a cybercriminal threat is often long and methodical — and heavily aided by the private sector.
Crown Sterling and Black Hat settle lawsuit, promise to never speak of it again
Terms of the settlement are confidential.
Hackers have been exploiting two zero-days to break into iPhones and iPads
Researchers from ZecOps say they have found two zero-day vulnerabilities that have been exploited in Apple’s iOS Mail application.
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