Android malware can intercept and steal OTPs and login credentials, leading to complete account takeovers.
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Vulnerabilities Enable Attackers to Spoof Emails From 20 Million Domains
Vulnerabilities in hosted email services allow attackers to spoof the identity of senders, bypassing security measures.
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CrowdStrike Faces Lawsuits From Customers, Investors
CrowdStrike is facing lawsuits from investors and customers following the incident that caused massive global outages.
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City of Columbus Says Data Compromised in Ransomware Attack
The City of Columbus is investigating the scope of a data breach resulting from a thwarted ransomware attack.
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Chrome 127 Improves Cookie Protection on Windows
Google has improved the security of cookies in Chrome on Windows and rolled out a Chrome 127 update to address critical- and high-severity vulnerabilities.
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Microsoft Says Azure Outage Caused by DDoS Attack Response
Microsoft’s response to a DDoS attack on Azure amplified the impact of the attack instead of mitigating it, causing outages.
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DigiCert Revoking Many Certificates Due to Verification Issue
DigiCert is immediately revoking many certificates due to a domain validation issue, which could cause disruption to sites, apps and services.
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Senate Passes Bill to Protect Kids Online and Make Tech Companies Accountable for Harmful Content
The US Senate has passed a bill to protect kids online and make tech companies accountable for harmful content.
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Company Paid Record-Breaking $75 Million to Ransomware Group: Report
Zscaler is aware of a company that paid a record-breaking $75 million ransom to the Dark Angels ransomware group.
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Meta Agrees to $1.4B Settlement With Texas in Privacy Lawsuit Over Facial Recognition
Meta has agreed to a $1.4 billion settlement with Texas in a privacy lawsuit over a facial recognition feature.
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