Saturday, February 7, 2026

Cybersecurity

AT&T Pays Hackers Over $300,000 to Delete Stolen Phone Record Data

AT&T paid hackers $300,000 to delete stolen phone record data. The incident involved compromised Snowflake accounts and sensitive customer information. Legal and cybersecurity...

Exim Security Flaw Puts Millions of Email Servers at Risk

Critical Exim vulnerability found, risking malware delivery. 1.5 million email servers are at risk, with no current exploits. Phishing remains a major malware...

Beware of Holiday Scams: £12.3 Million Lost to Fraud Last Year

Holiday fraud is a growing concern in the UK, with a staggering £12.3 million lost to scams last year. As British holidaymakers seek...

OVHcloud’s Record-Breaking DDoS Attack: How They Survived

OVHcloud survived a record-breaking 840 million packets per second DDoS attack. The attack used compromised Mikrotik devices with outdated firmware. Updating firmware and...

Medusa Android Malware Resurfaces: New Lightweight Variant Targets Users Worldwide

The Medusa Android malware has resurfaced with a new lightweight variant. The malware spreads through a fake app called "4K Sports" and requests...

FTC Refers TikTok Child Privacy Case to Justice Department

The FTC has referred a complaint against TikTok to the Department of Justice, alleging violations of child privacy laws. TikTok disputes the allegations,...

Mozilla Firefox Enhances Password Security with Device Credentials

Firefox has introduced device credential protection for stored passwords. Users can now use biometrics or passwords to access their saved passwords. Enhanced security...

Critical Linux Security Flaw Identified: Urgent Patch Required

A critical "use-after-free" vulnerability affects Linux kernels 5.14.21 to 6.6.14. Patches are available; federal agencies have until June 20 to apply them. All...