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Hackers set to weaponize harmless legit PDFs using new tools, with experts saying that combining it with SpamGPT could be a huge game-changer
MatrixPDF turns safe-looking PDFs into malware carriers, exploiting user trust and bypassing filters, with experts warning about SpamGPT synergy.
Cybercriminals tried to bribe a BBC journalist to hack into one of the world's biggest news websites - here's what happened next
A BBC journalist was targeted by hackers offering ransom profits, escalating to MFA bombing when delays prompted security intervention and disconnection.
'Unforgivable Exposure': More than 200,000 industrial systems are needlessly exposed to the web and hackers - and there's no absolutely excuse
New report highlights growing exposure of industrial systems as flaws in water treatment, fuel monitoring and building automation leave critical services open to exploitation.
Hackers claim to have hit third-part provider for Boeing, Samsung and more
Dimensional Control Systems files surface on the dark web, but authenticity has not yet been confirmed.
Android spyware pretends to be Signal or ToTok update to fool victims - here's how to stay safe
Two campaigns are targeting people in UAE and the wider region with infostealing malware.
Microsoft scrambles to fix annoying Defender issue that demands users update their devices
Microsoft Defender has been erroneously prompting Dell users to update.
US Department of War reduces cybersecurity training, tells soldiers to focus on their mission
Hegseth cracks down on beards, but relaxes cybersecurity requirements.
Gmail users can now send encrypted emails, even outside of their organization
Gmail users can send encrypted emails to all inboxes, but they may need to open a guest account.
