Ukrainian national Mark Sokolovsky has pleaded guilty in a US court to operating the malware named Raccoon Infostealer.
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macOS Sequoia Update Fixes Security Software Compatibility Issues
Apple has released a macOS Sequoia software update to resolve compatibility issues with multiple security tools.
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Physical Security Firm ADT Hacked Again
ADT has detected unauthorized access to its network for the second time in recent months and again some data has been stolen.
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MoneyGram Says Personal Information Stolen in Recent Cyberattack
Hackers stole personal information from MoneyGram’s systems during a three-day attack in September 2024.
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Qualcomm Alerted to Possible Zero-Day Exploited in Targeted Attacks
Google and Amnesty have seen evidence that a Qualcomm chipset vulnerability tracked as CVE-2024-43047 may be exploited in the wild.
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Android’s October 2024 Update Patches 26 Vulnerabilities
Google ships patches for 26 high-severity vulnerabilities as part of Android’s October 2024 security update.
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American Water Confirms Hack: Customer Portal and Billing Services Suspended
The largest U.S. water utility disconnects customer portal and suspends billing services following a cyberattack.
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MFA Isn’t Failing, But It’s Not Succeeding: Why a Trusted Security Tool Still Falls Short
Multi-factor authentication is a necessary safeguard, but its limitations show why organizations can’t rely on it alone to prevent breaches.
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Smart TV Surveillance? How Samsung and LG’s ACR Technology Tracks What You Watch
Researchers find Smart TVs from Samsung and LG use a Shazam-like tracker to monitor what you watch. Opting out is complex and time-consuming.
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Stealthy ‘Perfctl’ Malware Infects Thousands of Linux Servers
The perfctl malware has been targeting vulnerabilities and misconfigurations in millions of Linux systems, likely infecting thousands.
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