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Trump calls for cyber privateers to conduct attacks abroad against criminal groups targeting Americans
Private companies will be legally allowed to conduct cyberattacks against foreign groups on behalf of the US government.
This North Korean recruitment scam was so convincing it even fooled Google
Fake sites were popping up at the top of search engine results pages and used to convince victims to download a trojanized PDF viewer.
Trump administration removes TikTok ban on government phones, so employees are now free to doomscroll once again
The US government has lifted the ban on TikTok being installed on government devices.
Google says Chrome blocked seven billion malicious Android notifications every day in its bid to cut down on scams
A "Swiss cheese" approach to defense seems to be working, as the number of unwanted notifications dwindles.
A dangerous Zoom screen-sharing bug could have let hackers hijack other devices on a call
It doesn't matter if the attacker is the host or a participant.
Scammers are using fake Odyssey pirate downloads to spread malware that's more dangerous than the Cyclops and Circe combined
Fake downloads of The Odyssey are delivering Lumma Stealer, and the stolen session cookies walk straight past your two-factor authentication
OpenAI extends 'Daybreak' security project and reveals new cyber model — but for approved users only
Daybreak now offers two different models that come with varying degrees of compliance.
The CEVA Logistics data breach is having major knock-on effects across Europe - here's what we know
Shipping and logistics powerhouse suffers a cyberattack, affecting almost a dozen of its clients - we take a look at the details.
