Notorious NSO Group exploits flaw to send malicious messages and more
Notorious Israeli commercial spyware company NSO Group was reportedly offering a way to exfiltrate sensitive mobile phone data unlike anything
UK’s Southern Water reports huge leak – hundreds of thousands of customer’s data stolen by hackers
Up to 470,000 UK customers of water provider Southern Water may have had their data stolen by hackers, the company
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Apple Cash will offer virtual card numbers for online shopping
Apple Cash may soon offer a “virtual card number” in the iOS 17.4 beta that can be used to shop
Popular NAS vendor issues emergency patch against potentially highly damaging vulnerabilities — here’s what you need to know
NAS vendor QNAP Systems has urgently issued patches for no fewer than 24 vulnerabilities across its product range, including two high-severity
Whatever you do, don’t buy a Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra
Samsung’s Galaxy S24 Ultra is finally here, and on my list of the best phones you can buy it is
A fake LastPass developer wizarded their way onto the App Store – but things could actually be far worse
People worry, and I know I’ve written about how Apple allowing side-loaded apps, as it’s about to do in Europe
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Linux devs racing to patch critical security flaw that could allow bootkit installation
A major vulnerability has been discovered operating across in almost all Linux variants that could allow threat actors to run