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This vulnerability allows hacking any Samsung smartphone model

2023-05-23
On: May 23, 2023
In: Mobile Security

The vulnerability (CVE-2023-21492) affects mobile devices manufactured by Samsung and running on the following versions of the Android operating system. The vulnerability results from the accidental inclusion of sensitive dataRead More →

PyPI gives up against hackers, stops new user signups and new packages uploads

2023-05-22
On: May 22, 2023
In: Data Security

Python Package Index (PyPI), the official third-party software repository for the Python programming language, has temporarily restricted the ability for users to sign up and submit new packages until furtherRead More →

How to Ensure Maximum Cyber Safety When Playing in Online Casinos

2023-05-22
On: May 22, 2023
In: Technology Talk

Online safety is naturally going to concern more and more people as time goes on due to the increased prevalence of the internet across a wider range of activities. However,Read More →

How to hack Samsung Galaxy and iPhone SE without physically touching

2023-05-19
On: May 19, 2023
In: Mobile Security

Researchers have identified a new sort of attack that they have given the name “Ghost Touch.” This new form of attack may access the screen of your mobile device withoutRead More →

Bought Cisco Business routers thinking it must be worth it but it made my network easily hackable

2023-05-18
On: May 18, 2023
In: Vulnerabilities

A variety of Cisco products have been found to include several serious security flaws that might be exploited by hackers to cause serious problems including denial of service, remote codeRead More →

Trezor hardware crypto wallet sold on Ebay or facebook marketplace, could be fake

2023-05-18
On: May 18, 2023
In: Data Security

On the internet, fake Trezor wallets have been sold with the intention of withdrawing money after purchase. In the lightning-fast world of cryptocurrencies, maintaining a high level of security isRead More →

Who wants to be a millionaire by giving a tip to FBI about this hacker?

2023-05-17
On: May 17, 2023
In: Data Security

Mikhail Pavlovich Matveev, also known as Wazawaka, m1x, Boriselcin, and Uhodiransomwar, is a Russian native who is 30 years old. The United States Justice Department has charged Matveev for hisRead More →

Hackers have a P2P network of hacked TP-Link routers worldwide. Is your router a part of it?

2023-05-17
On: May 17, 2023
In: Data Security

Check Point Research has been monitoring sophisticated attacks on authorities in numerous European countries since January 2023. The campaign made use of a broad number of tools, one of whichRead More →

Cinepolis hacked, 8 movie theaters screen go black suddenly

2023-05-16
On: May 16, 2023
In: Data Security, Incidents

Over the course of the weekend, numerous locations within the Cinépolis Chile network were victims of a cyberattack that was triggered by an onslaught of customer complaints. The company wasRead More →

Hack KeePass – Extract KeePass master password from Memory using this tool

2023-05-16
On: May 16, 2023
In: Data Security, Forensics, Tutorials

KeePass is a piece of software that is both open-source and free to use. It is a trusted companion for users of Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X, as wellRead More →

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