A recent report notes that video conferencing platforms are vulnerable to a new variant of cyberattack based on measuring LED light changes on audio output devices, allowing attackers to interceptRead More →
Since the beginning of the pandemic lockdown, reports of various cybercriminal practices, especially phishing attacks and phone fraud, have increased. Although authorities, agencies and users can implement protection mechanisms againstRead More →
A recent report from the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) points to the detection of multiple errors that allow the deployment of denial of service (DoS) attacks, theft ofRead More →
A report by cybersecurity firm Armblox notes that a hacking group is using the image of the WeTransfer hosting system and Microsoft Excel to deploy ambitious phishing campaigns in orderRead More →
Phone scams are one of the main security threats for any user, being constantly reinvented to adapt to new circumstances and more easily deceive victims. In addition to the sophisticationRead More →
As part of a class action lawsuit, executives of video conferencing platform Zoom agreed to pay compensation after an investigation concluded the platform maintained very poor security and data protectionRead More →
The Python Package Index (PyPI) registry removed several Python packages this week that aimed to steal users’ credit card numbers, Discord tokens, and provide code execution capabilities to threat actors.Read More →
Cryptocurrency related frauds increased alongside the growing interest on this activity and can affect even experimented users. That’s exactly what happened to Diego Romero, a digital asset enthusiast with aRead More →
A few weeks ago Microsoft announced the release of Windows 11, the new version of the popular operating system that will include new features for users, something that threat actorsRead More →