Cybercriminality
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Microsoft Office 365 is central to many businesses and hackers know it
As Microsoft’s use of Office 365 grows – encompassing services like Exchange, Teams, SharePoint, OneDrive, and more – the amount…
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Maze Group claims attack at Canon
An attack on the Canon company, for which the Maze group takes credit, seems to have been confirmed by an…
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Intel investigates 20GB leak of internal documents
US chipmaker Intel is investigating a security breach following the publication of 20 GB of internal documents, some of which…
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New EtherOops attack uses faulty Ethernet cables
At this week’s Black Hat USA security conference, IoT security researchers from the Armis Group released details of a new…
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Black Hat: when intrusion tests are worth a registration in the criminal record
“Uh, we’re in jail.” When Coalfire Company made an agreement with the State Court Administration (SCA) in the United States…
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United States offers $ 10 million reward to secure elections
The US State Department today announced rewards of up to $ 10 million for any information that identifies individuals working…
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Black Hat: Researchers demonstrate how to hack an enterprise server via SAP SolMan
Researchers have demonstrated how a set of vulnerabilities in SAP Solution Manager could be exploited to gain root access to…
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Hacker leaks credentials for over 900 corporate VPNs
A hacker today published a list of clear usernames and passwords, as well as the IP addresses of more than…
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FBI worries about risks after Windows 7 agony
The end of life of Windows 7 promises to be eventful. The FBI has indeed just sent a notification to…
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Soon your brain will be connected to a computer. Can we stop hackers from hacking you?
Direct Neural Interfaces (BCIs – Brain-computer interfaces) provide a direct link between the gray matter in our brain and the…
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