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Attackers leverage fake AI brand websites and InstallFix exploits to distribute malware, targeting less technically savvy users.
PaperCut issues a second emergency update after attackers found ways to bypass initial fixes for critical vulnerabilities.
A critical vulnerability in the GiveWP plugin exposes WordPress sites to arbitrary code execution by unauthenticated attackers.
LinkedIn's shift to Server-Driven UI broke browser extensions; here's how one developer navigated Shadow DOMs and iframes to restore functionality.
A former ransomware negotiator has been sentenced to six years for betraying clients and secretly working with cybercriminals.
Databases are not designed for secret management, leading to significant vulnerabilities.
New vulnerabilities in the U-Boot bootloader could allow attackers to inject malicious code before the operating system loads, bypassing security measures.
New analysis reveals how the terrorist group uses AI for sophisticated disinformation campaigns and operational planning.
Alibaba's ban highlights how hidden policy enforcement in dev tools erodes trust, even if the intent was benign.
Developers often focus on building, but understanding existing systems through reverse engineering offers profound insights and satisfaction.
A wave of GitHub users are receiving unusual, vaguely worded notifications that some interpret as a form of security shakedown, sparking confusion and concern.
The European Commission has warned Meta that autoplay, infinite scroll, and personalized algorithms may violate the Digital Services Act, demanding changes or risking substantial penalties.
An Armenian national admits to deploying Ryuk ransomware, extorting millions from U.S. businesses.