Contractor Leaks Personal Data of AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon Subscribers
An error from a third-party contractor has led to a massive data breach where personal information of hundreds of thousands of AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile subscribers...
Your Fridge and Your Laptop Should Not be on the Same Network: FBI
Internet of Things has helped to enhance the connected lifestyle, but it also created new attack vectors for hackers. Many security pros cautioned earlier...
Microsoft says 44 Million Users Reused Passwords in Q1 of 2019
Using a common password for various accounts might seem convenient, but it could be a potential threat for other accounts if an attacker breaks...
TrueDialog Database Exposes Tens of Millions of SMS Data
Around ten million text messages were exposed by an unprotected database run by an American-based communications company, TrueDialog.
Security experts Noam Rotem and Ran Locar...
Iranian Hackers Deploy New Data-Wiping Malware: IBM
Security analysts from IBM recently discovered a data-wiping malware dubbed as ZeroCleare.
IBM claims that the malware was developed by Iranian state-sponsored hackers and...
Attackers Using Facebook’s Ads Manager as Cyberespionage Tool
A newly discovered Trojan, dubbed Socelars, allows bad actors to access Facebook advertisements, the Bleeping Computer reported.
The issue came to light after a security...
