Cisco has released a semiannual patch update that includes fixes for more than 20 vulnerabilities. Three of these Cisco vulnerabilities have been labeled “critical.”
A Firefox vulnerability related to its master password means it can be cracked relatively easily. That’s bad. But even worse, it has gone unpatched for nearly a decade.
After Spectre and Meltdown, the tech world needed to develop a strategy to fight the root cause. The new Microsoft bug bounty program intends to do just that.
Children around the world unwrapped smart toys during the holiday season. But some of these cuddly friends may be an invasion of privacy — or an invitation to hackers.
By today’s coding standards, PHP is downright ancient, but it still has its supporters. The PHP community is pulling together to fix the language’s well-known security problems.
Serious WiFi exploits patched last year for Apple and Android devices have reared their head again. Lenovo’s Thinkpad vulnerability stems from two exploits in the laptops’ firmware.
After a nasty exploit was found in its popular Chrome extension, Grammarly acted quickly to patch the problem. More companies ought to follow their example.
Zero-day attacks can be lethal because, as the name implies, there is zero time to get ready for them. But there are steps you can take to avoid becoming a […]
A newly discovered Intel AMT security exploit could allow criminals to hack laptops in under a minute. Fortunately, there is a solution.
Meltdown and Spectre are causing massive panic among the general population and creating a large headache for the IT world. How are sysadmins reacting?
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