A sudden drone assault by Ukraine on Russian installations has raised alarms about U.S. vulnerabilities, particularly regarding foreign land purchases near sensitive military sites. Lawmakers are calling for vigilance and new legislation to protect national interests.
A recent study reveals that Meta and Yandex are using advanced tracking techniques to de-anonymize Android users, exploiting web protocols to link browsing habits with app identities, raising serious privacy concerns.
A new botnet named AyySSHush has compromised over 9,000 ASUS routers, exploiting vulnerabilities and creating backdoors. Discover how to protect your device from this stealthy threat!
Thousands of Asus routers are infected with a stealthy backdoor that persists through reboots and updates, raising concerns about nation-state involvement. Learn how to check your device and protect yourself.
The Knicks' reliance on their starters exposes a critical defensive flaw, particularly with Jalen Brunson and Karl-Anthony Towns. Can they improve their defensive game to secure playoff success?
A former British soldier turned smuggler reveals how he transported Vietnamese migrants by yacht into UK marinas. His shocking confessions highlight ongoing vulnerabilities in maritime security and the risks of human trafficking.
Google is set to launch its new Advanced Protection mode in Android 16, offering crucial security features to safeguard users from sophisticated attacks and malware. Ideal for journalists and officials, this mode enhances device defense against hacks.
In a shocking incident, a missile fired from Yemen targeted Israel's Ben Gurion Airport, forcing a temporary shutdown and exposing vulnerabilities in Israel's defense systems. The Houthi rebels claimed responsibility, highlighting ongoing tensions in the region.
A new wave of phishing attacks is targeting multifactor authentication (MFA), allowing even non-technical users to bypass security measures. Discover how hackers are exploiting vulnerabilities and what you can do to protect yourself.
A new study reveals that the juice jacking protections on iOS and Android devices can be easily bypassed, exposing users to significant data theft risks. Learn how malicious chargers can exploit these vulnerabilities.
