A U.S. Security Company Thought It Had Hired an Engineer. It Was a North Korean Cybercriminal
SecurityThe fake employee attempted to load malware onto the company's computer as soon as he received it.
Read more »The fake employee attempted to load malware onto the company's computer as soon as he received it.
Read more »There are companies that abide by the saying: “If it's not broken, don’t fix it.”
Read more »This is a good time to discuss the concept of “protection rings” on Windows.
Read more »The CrowdStrike incident goes beyond large airports and infrastructure.
Read more »A glitch in an update has grounded thousands of passengers and caused countless delays.
Read more »If you’re experiencing a blue screen due to the CrowdStrike bug affecting many users, here’s a solution to fix it.
Read more »CrowdStrike is potentially to blame for the Internet going down worldwide.
Read more »Layoffs will be carried out gradually.
Read more »The tech giant is expanding its Dark web report service.
Read more »AI companies need to catch up.
Read more »According to Google, Entrust has lost its reliability and integrity.
Read more »One of BlackBerry's flagship products is BBMe, a secure messaging service for businesses and governments.
Read more »According to the hacker, North Korea’s Internet “sucks and is terrible.”
Read more »And yet, you'll still be able to use them.
Read more »The scam works via QR codes. Attackers can steal data, money, and infect your phone.
Read more »Existing users will no longer receive updates starting in about three months.
Read more »OpenAI uses the data from user conversations to train its AI models.
Read more »MaskVPN, DewVPN, and other similar apps compromised the security of Windows PCs.
Read more »VPN service providers claim the risk is minimal, but as always, it’s best to avoid untrusted networks.
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