Browsing: Computing Security

Websites and web servers are apparently not the only products affected by the php2shell vulnerability – Network Attached Storage (NAS) devices are at risk, too – and to make matters worse, some of the most popular manufacturers have not yet released a patch, despite the flaws being actively abused in the wild.

Japanese gaming behemoth Capcom just confirmed suffering a data breach that exposed sensitive information on more than 11.7 million people. Almost all had their emails compromised, with a small subset also losing birthdays and locations, as well as passwords changed.

Anthropic recently used Claude to analyze 25 major open of security issues. It found almost 500 of them, including security controls turned off by conflicts in settings, sensitive code accessible before authentication, and even a vulnerability that sat in the code for 21 years

Security experts who were screaming “don’t share sensitive data with public AI” from the rooftops have been properly vindicated by an AI aggregator called 302.ai.

I’ve used Bitdefender Total Security to protect my own devices for years, and I highly recommend it. I’ve found a great deal on the security software at Newegg that brings a year’s coverage for up to 10 devices down to under $30.

arguably the most popular programming language for websites and web applications in the world, contains two critical-level vulnerabilities that could expose countless sites to remote code execution (RCE) attacks, the provider has revealed

Cybercriminals have started using antidetect browsers as part of their tech stack, helping them evade detection while deploying session cookies, creating thousands of fake accounts, and passing Know Your Customer (KYC) checks. This is according to a new in-depth report published by security experts Check Point Research (CPR), in which it says that Russian, Iranian,…

Thousands of Danfoss refrigeration management systems may face remote attacks after researchers uncovered authentication weaknesses and dangerous software flaws.

A developer known as Ayoships has reverse-engineered the code of Block Blast, a puzzle app by Hungry Games, revealing deliberate tricks that push players toward ads.

Malwarebytes has reported that millions of current and former California public school students have had their sensitive personal information stole following a massive data breach.