- More than 15.8 million PayPal accounts are being sold on the dark web, suspected to be related to a new data leak

PayPal has always been a 'fat bait' for cybercriminals, because this platform processes financial transactions for millions of global users.
- FBI warns of new scam targeting smartphone users via QR codes in strange packages

If you use a smartphone, you could be the target of a new form of fraud, with the risk of losing money in your account without even knowing it.
- 6 Fatal Misconceptions About Computer Viruses That Everyone Believed

For many people, whenever their computer crashes, the first thing they say is, 'It must be a virus!'. In fact, viruses are rarely the culprits causing trouble for your PC these
- Windows Hello vulnerability allows hackers to log in with fake facial photos

However, recently, at the Black Hat security conference in Las Vegas, two researchers Tillmann Osswald and Dr. Baptiste David (from Germany) revealed how the enterprise version of
- Steam announces end of support for macOS 11

Valve – the developer of the Steam game distribution platform – has just announced that it will officially stop supporting the macOS 11 (Big Sur) operating system from October 15,
- Millions of Dell computers have a serious security flaw – update now!

Dell has just released a new security alert with the identifier DSA-2025-053, related to a series of serious vulnerabilities affecting millions of Dell laptop models in use
- Bluetooth bug turns popular headphones into eavesdropping devices

A newly disclosed set of Bluetooth vulnerabilities in Airoha audio devices could allow attackers to eavesdrop on users, hijack connections, and extract sensitive information — all
- 2.7 Billion Personal Data Records Exposed in Massive Data Breach

Organizations and businesses are increasingly focusing on ensuring digital security by regularly reviewing their systems and early detecting vulnerabilities that could expose them
- New FrigidStealer Malware Spreads Through Fake Browser Updates on Macs

It may come as a surprise to some Mac fans, but cybercriminals are still actively looking for ways to attack macOS.
- Warning: 1Password users receive fake master password reset emails

1Password users, beware! Attackers are trying to steal your master password using sneaky phishing emails designed to trick you.
- Why is Infostealer malware the biggest new malware concern?

Often distributed in a malware-as-a-service model, infostealer malware is often used to steal data, remaining hidden for as long as possible.
- Security flaw discovered in Bluetooth chip used by a billion devices worldwide

The ESP32 is an extremely popular low-cost chip from Chinese manufacturer Espressif, which is estimated to be used in over 1 billion devices worldwide by 2023, and contains an
- Understanding Clickjacking: The Browser-Based Attack That Can Bypass Protections to Take Over Accounts

Clickjacking tricks unsuspecting people into clicking on links they think are harmless — but then downloads malware, harvests login credentials, and takes over online accounts.
- Here's How Hackers Target Everyday Users With AI Chatbots!

Hackers are using Generative AI to target people more efficiently and cheaply than ever before.
- Extremely dangerous zero-day vulnerability on Chrome: Users update now!

Immediately after clicking on the phishing link in the email, the user's system is immediately compromised.
- How to detect SSH brute force attacks and protection solutions

How to detect SSH brute force attacks and how to protect against them is an important topic in the cybersecurity field today. As more and more people use SSH to manage their
- Malware that specializes in eavesdropping and sabotage is discovered hiding on Telegram

New Golang malware is using Telegram as a 'lever' to spread itself everywhere.
- Just 5 minutes to understand what is IDS? IDS VS IPS and Firewall

Network intrusion, data loss, downtime, etc. are all nightmares for network administrators and security staff. That is why IDS systems were born. Let's understand what IDS is
- iPhone users confused by strange sounds

The issue is common on new iPhone models like iPhone 15, 16, and iPhones running iOS 18.
- Those who regularly use VPNs should be careful, Google warns

Google warns users to be careful of 'disguised' VPN applications that spread malware.