RedDirection: 18 Malicious Chrome and Edge Extensions Still Active and Spying on Users

Security researchers from Koi Security have uncovered a coordinated malware campaign involving 18 browser extensions [...]

Google Expands Gemini AI Access to Your Android Apps—Privacy Questions Arise

If you’re an Android user, now is a good time to double-check your privacy settings. [...]

Like Ransoming a Bike: How Organizational Muscle Memory Drives Effective Ransomware Response

Ransomware continues to pose a significant threat to enterprises, with a 37% increase reported in [...]

Undetectable Android Spyware Catwatchful Exposes Over 62,000 User Credentials

A serious security flaw in Catwatchful, an Android spyware disguised as parental control software, has [...]

Hacked, Leaked, and Exposed: The Critical Risks of Using Stalkerware Applications

In today’s digital landscape, there exists a troubling segment of software known as stalkerware—applications designed [...]

Facebook’s New AI Feature Requests Photo Uploads for Story Suggestions, Raising Privacy Concerns

Meta-owned Facebook has introduced a new AI-powered feature that prompts users to upload photos from [...]

New Dangerous Malware Targets Photos on Android and iOS Devices, Raising Crypto Security Concerns

Cybersecurity experts at Kaspersky have identified a new sophisticated malware strain called SparkKitty, which has [...]

Airoha Chip Vulnerabilities Put Headphones at Risk of Takeover Attacks

Security researchers have identified multiple critical vulnerabilities in Bluetooth system-on-chip (SoC) products developed by Airoha, [...]

Hawaiian Airlines Reports Cybersecurity Incident Affecting IT Systems

Hawaiian Airlines has confirmed it experienced a cybersecurity incident that disrupted portions of its IT [...]

Nearly Half of Online Signups Now Fraudulent, Warns Okta

In a stark warning to organizations worldwide, identity and access management provider Okta has revealed [...]