Malware developers are increasingly turning to unusual or “exotic” programming languages to hamper analysis efforts, researchers say. According to a …
Twitter handle swatter jailed after victim dies following home raid
A man has been jailed for his role in a swatting incident leading to the death of a 60-year-old man. …
Facebook fights Biden claim that social media is ‘killing people’ through anti-vax, COVID-19 misinformation spread
Facebook has addressed comments made by US President Biden over social media and the spread of fake COVID-19 information, saying …
NSO Group’s Pegasus spyware used against journalists, political activists worldwide
An investigation into leaked data allegedly connected to NSO Group has resulted in claims that its software is being used …
GitHub boosts supply chain security for Go modules
GitHub has announced a slew of supply chain security upgrades for modules based on the Go programming language. On July …
UK and White House blame China for Microsoft Exchange Server hack
The UK government has formally laid the blame for the Microsoft Exchange Server cyberattack at the feet of China. On …
Microsoft heads to court to take on imposter, homoglyph domains
Microsoft has turned to the court system to take down domains designed to impersonate the firm in phishing attacks. On …
HP patches vulnerable driver lurking in printers for 16 years
HP has patched a severe vulnerability that has been hidden in a printer driver for 16 years. On Tuesday, SentinelLabs …
UK blames China for Microsoft Exchange Server hack
The UK government has formally laid the blame for the Microsoft Exchange Server cyberattack at the feet of China. On …
Microsoft points the finger at Israeli spyware seller for DevilsTongue attacks
Microsoft‘s war against private exploit and offensive security sellers continues with a strike against Sourgum. On July 15, the Microsoft …