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Why is the Premier League now subject to new cybersecurity rules, and what punishments could they face? The experts weigh in
The Premier League wants to harden teams against emerging cyber threats
Experts warn 2,000 hacked WordPress sites were secretly running a global crime ring
Compromised WordPress sites have been used by a global operation, using trusted websites to deliver malware, instruct infected devices, and even store stolen documents.
Experts warn expired credit cards can be brought back from the dead to make contactless payments
That expired card in your drawer might not be nearly as dead as you think: researchers made one pay $100 for a grocery run.
Even dead websites aren't safe — experts warn hackers are spending millions on expired domains to enable malware scams
Roughly 65,000 expired domains change hands every day, and researchers have found one crime group spending an estimated $7 million on them to inherit the trust that comes attached to them.
Target may have suffered another damaging data leak as hackers claim 8.6GB haul
The claims came from a threat actor with a questionable track record.
This new malware can use Google passkeys even after a victim resets their password
A newly discovered toolkit can deeply compromise Gmail, Microsoft, Apple, and LinkedIn accounts
Security experts targeted by fake crypto conference in scam to hand over details
Cybersecurity pros attending conferences are being targeted with AMOS and other infostealers, experts warn.
Massive supply-chain attack sees terabytes of data leaked online
Hackers compromised a security tool, used it to steal the publishing keys of a popular AI tool, and released a poisoned version under that tool's real name in a far-reaching attack
NASA's ground control software has a worrying security flaw which could let hackers contact spacecraft
Security researchers uncover flaw in the open source software used by NASA ground control to communicate with instruments and spacecraft.
Android users beware — if you own one of these budget smartphones, your device could be hacked with a simple video call
Security researchers uncover exploit on budget smartphones equipped with a Unisoc system-on-chip, initiated by starting a video call and able to grant root access to an attacker