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Chinese-made cars rented by Norwegian military automatically recorded and stored video footage during military exercises
Norwegian soldiers discovered rental cars had stored military footage and access codes, raising security concerns despite no evidence of deliberate espionage.
Just when we thought targeted ads couldn't get any worse, these were found serving malware
Al Jazeera journalists were infected, but the number of victims could be a lot bigger.
D-Link, Ubiquiti devices hijacked by hackers to plunder stolen bandwidth
Someone hacked network-attached devices to install... legitimate software? For nefarious purposes, still.
Fake calendar invites hit thousands of businesses in Microsoft credential phishing campaign
Hundreds of thousands of spam emails are carrying .ics attachments or calendar invites.
Experts uncover bizarre new malware that spooks users with jump scares and screams
As if Windows 11 wasn't scary enough on its own.
Bank of America had to hire 1,000 contractors to patch software flaws spotted by Anthropic Mythos
Bank also had to spent more than a hundred million dollars, but it's confident the spending will decrease in time.
'What appears to be a simple scam message is often the visible end of a much larger transnational cybercriminal operation': Microsoft leads global takedown of phishing network which sent over a billion messages
An investigation into a phishing campaign led researchers to a sprawling underground store for stolen accounts and criminal activity.
