News related to computer security, privacy and data protection
The RunZero security firm has recently revealed a battery of seven vulnerabilities in FatFs, the light C library that interprets and handles FAT and exFAT volumes on thousands of …
The latest Linux kernel failure nicknamed Bad Epoll (CVE-2026-46242) reremember that critical code privilege errors can appear at any time and be extremely dangerous: it allows a …
A new threat actor that researchers have baptized as Armored Likho It emerges as a disturbing example of the hybridization between financial cybercrime and targeted cyberespionage…
The Canadian Citizen Lab laboratory has once again placed an uncomfortable reality at the heart of public debate: surveillance with commercial espionage tools is not only a techni…
A new threat to macOS, nicknamed PamStealer It shows how sophisticated and silent campaigns that seek to steal credentials and sensitive data can now be. It is not a simple attach…
Google, in collaboration with the FBI and several infrastructure providers, has significantly degraded one of the largest residential proxies networks known as NetNut (also traced…
This week most of the security news doesn't tell stories of a great spectacular hole, but of many small slices that, together, let an attacker in. Navigators that allow an apparen…
Kaspersky has identified a new tool linked to the APT group known as ToddyCat that puts at risk the confidentiality of corporate mail in Gmail by an unorthodox vector: the capture…
The report of the firm Sysdig on the christened operation JADEPUFFER marks a before and a later but not by technical originality: the relevant thing is that an agent driven by a g…
