Sead Fadilpašić

Access to sensitive files for those without proper training could be a recipe for disaster.

Passwords and payment data theft plummets as PII proves a bigger lure.

Hackers are using known VPN vulnerabilities to target government endpoints.

Frequent and varied scanning helps app devs minimize the chances of major trouble down the road.

Worries affect Cisco devices that have reached end of life, and as such will not be patched.

Someone's abusing VLC to launch side-loading attacks and deploy Cobalt Strike beacons to victims in Australia.

Threat actors could have accessed otherwise off-limits Google Chrome files.

Miscommunication between teams often results in costly security incidents that deteriorate work performance.

Twitter claims no evidence of vulnerability abuse as huge cache of user data circulates online.

A major campaign was recently discovered, with more than 1,300 fake sites promoting malware.

Hackers found using unorthodox tactics to deploy infostealers, with at least seven organizations hit.

Many decide to pay the ransom despite getting no guarantees they'll get their data back.

Researchers find a way to grab metadata and tie it to a real-life identity.

Almost 100 fixes were released, including final patches for Windows 7 and 8.1.

PyPI packages found hosting sensitive data that could be used for a wide variety of criminal activity.

Hackers could have used flaw to remotely execute malicious code on affected endpoints.

The campaign seeks to install the Kinsing malware, which is later used to deploy cryptominers.

GitHub is offering users a new way to enable code scanning and hopefully spot issues before they worsen.

Access to Experian reports hacked by tweaking the URL, but they were filled with inaccuracies.

Fake Pokemon NFT game could just give fraudsters access to target devices.

Turla detected using a decade-old infection to spy on targets in Ukraine, researchers claim.

There are very few roadblocks to uploading malware to the marketplace, researchers warn.