Censys researchers follow some clues and find hundreds of control-room dashboards for US water utilities on the public internet. The post Misconfigured HMIs Expose US Water Systems to Anyone With a Browser appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Harrods, Marks & Spencer, Adidas and more — why are retailers facing this wave of cyberattacks in recent months?
Cybersecurity researchers have flagged several popular Google Chrome extensions that have been found to transmit data in HTTP and hard-code secrets in their code, exposing users to privacy and security risks. “Several widely used extensions […] unintentionally transmit sensitive data over simple HTTP,” Yuanjing Guo, a security researcher in theRead More »Popular Chrome Extensions Leak API Keys, User Data via HTTP and Hard-Coded Credentials
The threat actor known as Bitter has been assessed to be a state-backed hacking group that’s tasked with gathering intelligence that aligns with the interests of the Indian government. That’s according to new findings jointly published by Proofpoint and Threatray in an exhaustive two-part analysis. “Their diverse toolset shows consistentRead More »Researchers Detail Bitter APT’s Evolving Tactics as Its Geographic Scope Expands
A threat actor has been creating backdoored open source malware repositories to target novice cybercriminals and game cheaters. The post Backdoored Open Source Malware Repositories Target Novice Cybercriminals appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Cellebrite and Corellium, whose names have been mentioned in spyware stories, are joining forces to provide advanced investigative solutions. The post Controversial Firms Cellebrite and Corellium Announce $200 Million Acquisition Deal appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Security leaders share their thoughts on the importance of compliance and trust for certificate authorities.
Sagar Steven Singh and Nicholas Ceraolo, members of the Vile group, get prison sentences for identity theft and hacking. The post Men Who Hacked Law Enforcement Database for Doxing Sentenced to Prison appeared first on SecurityWeek.
IT threat evolution in Q1 2025. Non-mobile statistics IT threat evolution in Q1 2025. Mobile statistics The statistics in this report are based on detection verdicts returned by Kaspersky products unless otherwise stated. The information was provided by Kaspersky users who consented to sharing statistical data. The quarter in numbersRead More »IT threat evolution in Q1 2025. Non-mobile statistics
IT threat evolution in Q1 2025. Mobile statistics IT threat evolution in Q1 2025. Non-mobile statistics Quarterly figures According to Kaspersky Security Network, in the first quarter of 2025: A total of 12 million attacks on mobile devices involving malware, adware, or unwanted apps were blocked. Trojans, the most commonRead More »IT threat evolution in Q1 2025. Mobile statistics
