A recent announcement by Chinese government has raised great concern among the cybersecurity community. Chinese authorities say it has become a world leader in upgrading its wired infrastructure for theRead More →
As part of its Advanced Protection Program (APP), Google will give away more than 10,000 security keys to journalists, activists and political dissidents, as well as offer its advice toRead More →
This week Facebook unveiled its open-source static analysis tool used by its cybersecurity teams to detect potential security flaws in Android and Java apps. Dubbed as Mariana Trench, this toolRead More →
A recent research indicates that it is possible to make solid-state drives (SSD) invulnerable to ransomware attacks by detecting infections and reversing encryption in microseconds and with consequences barely perceptibleRead More →
Electronic fraud can come in multiple forms, although the most popular variant is still credit and debit card fraud. In these malicious operations, cybercriminals manage to steal card information toRead More →
In May 2021, the American public got a wakeup call to the consequences of lax cybersecurity. DarkSide, a group of known cyberattackers, got into a virtual private network account formerlyRead More →
A few days ago a JPEG file validated by the non-fungible token (NFT) EtherRock was sold for almost a million dollars, which surprised few users familiar with the subject consideringRead More →
In a recent statement, Samsung revealed to its customers that it is possible to disable any smart TV from the company with the TV Block feature. This is a little-knownRead More →
Amnesty International, in collaboration with the non-profit project Forbbiden Stories, announced the publication of a report on the discovery of spyware developed by the Israeli firm NSO Group. Apparently, thisRead More →
Just a few days ago it was learned of the devastating cyberattack that impacted thousands of companies through the service provider Kaseya, a very severe incident that may not beRead More →
