A Brisk Private Trade in Zero-Days Widens Their Use
More zero-day exploits coming up for sale by NSO Group and others is democratizing the attack vector and placing them within reach of less sophisticated attackers.
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FBI Threatens ‘Zoom Bombing’ Trolls With Jail Time
The FBI is cracking down on the practice of Zoom bombing, saying the hijacking of web conferences can be punishable by jail time.
Read moreFBI Threatens ‘Zoom Bombing’ Trolls With Jail Time
The FBI is cracking down on the practice of Zoom bombing, saying the hijacking of web conferences can be punishable by jail time.
Read moreApple Safari Flaws Enable One-Click Webcam Access
The white hat hacker who discovered the vulnerabilities received a $75,000 from Apple’s bug-bounty program.
Read moreGovernment VPN Servers Targeted in Zero-Day Attack
The attacks are being carried out against Chinese government interests worldwide, according to Qihoo 360.
Read moreBeyond Zoom: How Safe Are Slack and Other Collaboration Apps?
COVID-19’s effect on work footprints has created an unprecedented challenge for IT and security staff. Many departments are scrambling to enable collaboration apps for all — but without proper security they can be a big risk.
Read moreFirefox Zero-Day Flaws Exploited in the Wild Get Patched
Mozilla Foundation rushes patches to fix bugs in its browser that could allow for remote code execution.
Read moreGoogle Squashes High-Severity Flaws in Chrome Browser
Google is rolling out the newest Chrome browser version, 80.0.3987.162, in the coming days.
Read moreGoogle Squashes High-Severity Flaws in Chrome Browser
Google is rolling out the newest Chrome browser version, 80.0.3987.162, in the coming days.
Read moreZoom Removes Data-Mining LinkedIn Feature
The feature, criticized for “undisclosed data-mining,” is only the latest privacy faux pas for Zoom this month.
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