Browsing: Computing Security

Google has revealed it is pausing one of its bug bounty program and it’s all AI’s fault.

New research has claimed banking scam fraudsters are increasingly focusing on mobile devices, with a 35% increase in such scams over the last 12 months. Rather than attempt to con victimsg at mobile devices – from where victims can easily transfer money

A company that works with law enforcement says it has bypassed a key iOS security feature that protects your sensitive information from being extracted from your iPhone without your permission. But it could be a step backward for user privacy and the security of your personal data.

Cybercriminals from Nigeria are targeting college students in the West with an advance fee fraud (AFF) scam tricking them into giving away hundreds of dollars.

Russian cybersecurity firm Positive Technologies has claimed it discovered 11 security flaws affecting Android and Apple devices.

Swedish celebrities have been hired to help the national government promote the use of profanity when dealing with telephone scammers.

Cybercriminals are impersonating large American HR and payroll platforms in attacks that are very difficult to spot, new research from Allure has claimed.

Citrix has released a patch for two critical zero-day vulnerabilities apparently being actively exploited in real-life attacks.

A catastrophic incident caused by an AI coding agent resulted in around 48,000 files being deleted and the repository’s Git object database getting destroyed in the process.

Researchers have found a vulnerability in all major operating systems which could, in certain scenarios, allow threat actors to steal login credentials, or track which websites the target is visiting. OS makers, on the other hand, don’t seem all too phased about it.