Hacker Uses NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope’s Photo to Install Malware and Antivirus Programs Fail to Identify Infected File [Report]

Medicine & Technology Sep 05, 2022

A hacker got into NASA's James Webb Space Telescope data and used one photo to install malware on Windows machines. Read on to know the full story.

Autonomous Robots: Cybersecurity Startup Detects 5 Vulnerabilities in Aethon Devices for Medical Use

Apr 18, 2022

Cynerio, a cybersecurity startup detected 5 vulnerabilities in autonomous robots purposely designed for medical use. Learn more about the vulnerabilities here.

Bluetooth Glitch Leaves Billions of Android Phones Vulnerable to Attacks

Sep 17, 2020

A flaw in Bluetooth devices has left billions of devices, mostly Android smartphones, vulnerable to hackers and attackers that can access them without the proper authorization, researchers discovered.

New Breach Leaks More Than 900 Enterprise Credentials

Aug 06, 2020

A Russian hacker has recently published the sensitive credentials belonging to more than 900 enterprise VPN servers.

User Beware: The Vulnerability of Smart Assistants to Laser Hacking

Nov 06, 2019

Alexa, Siri, Google Home, and other similar products are possibly under long-range attack and it could cost you.

Anti-IS Hackers Shut Down BBC Website

Jan 03, 2016

A group of attackers admitted to hacking the BBC website to show that it is able to target the online activities of the Islamic State group as well.

Hackers Get Bold Attacking Police Stations with Ransomware

Apr 14, 2015

Hackers are growing even more bold extending their ransomware attacks beyond businesses and even targeting police departments. Police departments across the United States have fallen victim to ransomware attacks that encrypt documents and demand payment in order to release their lockout.

Hackers Get Bold Attacking Police Stations with Ransomware

Apr 14, 2015

Hackers are growing even more bold extending their ransomware attacks beyond businesses and even targeting police departments. Police departments across the United States have fallen victim to ransomware attacks that encrypt documents and demand payment in order to release their lockout.

Think That China’s ‘Great Firewall’ Was Bad? New Security Tactic Reveals Far More Threats

Apr 11, 2015

When it comes to digital censorship, China does it best. In fact, as enemies of the freedom of speech movement on the internet, one nation has devised ingenious ways for covering their tracks and making sure that the Chinese public does not see websites or an unadulterated view outside of the “Great Firewall”. But in a new study published this week by the University of Toronto and the University of California, Berkeley, researchers are saying that China’s recent attacks on the internet instead used a new weapon—and it’s one with far more nefarious applications.

Slack Technologies Becomes Latest Hacking Victim

Mar 29, 2015

Slack Technologies is the latest company to fall victim to hackers, exposing the private information of up to 500,000 users, such as email addresses, telephone numbers, Skype IDs and any other information that its users might have entered.

Apple And Google Prepare to Patch the FREAK

Mar 04, 2015

Technology companies such as Google and Apple are scrambling to create a patch that will fix a major security flaw that for more than a decade has left their devices vulnerable to hacking when they visited websites that were considered secure.

Get Your Hacking Needs Met with New “Hackers for Hire” Site

Jan 19, 2015

Finding a hacker might not be too difficult these days. A new website called "Hackers List" is up and running, and is now trying to connect hackers with people who either need access to personal information, access to a database, or just want to mess with someone they don't like.