News related to computer security, privacy and data protection
A new notice from the Huntress cybersecurity firm has turned on the alarms: attackers are taking advantage of three newly reported failures in Microsoft Defender to scale privileg…
A guide found in clandestine forums offers an uncomfortable window to how the stolen card data market works today: not so much a chaotic bazaar as an ecosystem that, in the face o…
Google has announced this week a series of changes in its Play policies that seek, on the one hand, to strengthen people's privacy and, on the other, to give companies greater pro…
The United States Agency for Cybersecurity and Infrastructure ( CISA) warned this week about a high-gravity vulnerability in Apache ActiveMQ which, although corrected at the end o…
The American standards agency, the NIST National Vulnerability Database (NVD), just cut the scope of what you consider "enrichment" of vulnerabilities. The measure responds to an …
If you manage a Windows Server environment you have one more reason to carefully look at April 2026 updates: some domain drivers are entering restart loops after applying this mon…
An international operation against the services of "DDoS-for-hire" has hit the commercial cyberharassment industry with a strong blow: the authorities deactivated 53 domains and a…
In recent weeks we have seen how newly revealed vulnerabilities on Windows have quickly moved from being a laboratory data to becoming active tools in attackers' arsenals. Three M…
In the last phase of the international operation known as Operation PowerOFF, the authorities have sent warnings to more than 75,000 people who had resorted to platforms that rent…
