Microsoft issued a massive Patch Tuesday update, including a pair of remote execution flaws in the Microsoft Support Diagnostic Tool (MSDT) after attackers used one of the vulnerabilities in a zero-day exploit.
Google this week announced a Chrome update that resolves a total of 11 vulnerabilities in the browser, including six reported by external researchers.
While many expected — or at least hoped — that the 4th of July would be quiet on the cybersecurity front, Google on Monday announced the release of an emergency Chrome update that patches an actively exploited zero-day vulnerability.
Mozilla this week announced the availability of Firefox 102 in the stable channel with patches for 19 vulnerabilities, including four high-severity bugs.
F5 Labs researchers have discovered a new Android malware family that can exfiltrate personal and financial data after compromising devices. According to researchers, the malware can not only bypass multi-factor authentication processes, but can also steal banking data, passwords, and cryptocurrency wallets.
F5 Labs researchers have discovered a new Android malware family that can exfiltrate personal and financial data after compromising devices. According to researchers, the malware can not only bypass multi-factor authentication processes, but can also steal banking data, passwords, and cryptocurrency wallets.
F5 Labs researchers have discovered a new Android malware family that can exfiltrate personal and financial data after compromising devices. According to researchers, the malware can not only bypass multi-factor authentication processes, but can also steal banking data, passwords, and cryptocurrency wallets.
F5 Labs researchers have discovered a new Android malware family that can exfiltrate personal and financial data after compromising devices. According to researchers, the malware can not only bypass multi-factor authentication processes, but can also steal banking data, passwords, and cryptocurrency wallets.
F5 Labs researchers have discovered a new Android malware family that can exfiltrate personal and financial data after compromising devices. According to researchers, the malware can not only bypass multi-factor authentication processes, but can also steal banking data, passwords, and cryptocurrency wallets.
F5 Labs researchers have discovered a new Android malware family that can exfiltrate personal and financial data after compromising devices. According to researchers, the malware can not only bypass multi-factor authentication processes, but can also steal banking data, passwords, and cryptocurrency wallets.