That Browser Extension You Installed Could Be Stealing Your Passwords — Microsoft Just Removed 119 of Them.
You installed an ad blocker. Or a VPN. Maybe a video downloader or a translation tool. It worked perfectly. It had good reviews. You never gave it another thought.
Hackers Can Now Search for Your Business's Passwords Like Googling a Name And Your Credentials May Already Be for Sale.
There's a new underground service that's gotten a lot of attention in cybersecurity circles lately — and it should get ...
Facebook and Instagram Are About to Know Even More About You
You're scrolling through Facebook. You see a Reel about camping gear. You didn't search for it. You didn't like any camping posts. But two days ago, you bought a tent on an outdoor retailer's website. Coincidence? Not anymore — and ...
That Free App on Your Smart TV May Be Selling Your Internet Connection Without You Knowing
You downloaded a free app on your smart TV. You clicked past the terms screen. And now, without any further ...
Hackers Are Weaponizing ChatGPT Itself to Deliver Malware
If your team uses ChatGPT — and chances are they do — this week's tech tip is one you need to share immediately.
AI Is Now Helping Hackers Break Through Two-Factor Authentication: Here's What That Means for Your Business.
Traditional security tools look for crashes, error codes, and known attack patterns. They scan for what's broken on the ...
Microsoft Teams Has a New Security Vulnerability — And Your Team Needs to Update Now
A newly disclosed security flaw in Microsoft Teams could allow attackers to impersonate trusted devices and content within the ...
Fake Apps on Google Play Are Charging for Data That Doesn't Exist
You downloaded it from the official Google Play Store. It looked legitimate. It even claimed to be affiliated with ...
If Your Website Runs WordPress, This Backdoor Discovery Demands Your Attention.
A popular WordPress plugin called "301 Redirects" — installed on hundreds of thousands of websites — was recently found to contain a hidden backdoor buried in its code for years before anyone detected it. WordPress powers more than 40% of ...
Fake IT Help Desk Attacks Are Getting Smarter And Harder to Spot.
Hackers are no longer just sending phishing emails. They're inserting themselves directly into your internal communication tools and pretending to be your own IT team.