Sead Fadilpašić

Hackers are hunting for misconfigured servers and those with weak passwords.

Activities like these usually lead up to the discovery of a new zero-day, experts warn.

Fixes for three major vulnerabilities were recently backported by Apple, protecting older macOS, iOS, and iPadOS versions.

Yoojo kept a major database out in the open, available for anyone who knew where to look.

Researchers found different malware hiding in an essential WordPress directory.

An unprotected APIsec database was found sitting on the internet, and was subsequently locked down.

The breach has not yet been confirmed, but the hacker is making big claims.

A patch, a reboot, and a few more steps, should do the trick.

Almost two dozen new vulnerabilities were found by Security Copilot across different open source bootloaders.

A bug similar to one recently found in Google Chrome was also spotted in Firefox and subsequently fixed.

Security researchers from Infoblox found a new phishing kit called Morphing Meerkat.

Scheme grew from 35,000 websites to 150,000 websites in just a matter of weeks.

A retired domain was hijacked and used in a spam campaign, causing fake Amazon pages to pop up across the web.

A new loader was spotted sporting some creative solutions to remain hidden.

A former third-party lost sensitive data on hundreds of thousands of users and now people are getting phishing emails.

Two malicious downloaders were recently found on npm targeting blockchain developers.

The group was though to have retired - but it was just hiding really well.

An attempt to expose racism at NYU seems to have escalated as hackers leak sensitive info on millions.

Names, email addresses, and Sydney Tools purchase orders are leaking.