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A fake website purports to enable iPhone users to download an iOS jailbreak - but ultimately prompts them to download a gaming app and conducts click fraud.

The bug allows users to bypass privilege restrictions to execute commands as root.

The attack left customers unable to access key services for shipping and mailing, the company said.

Deepfake technology is becoming easier to create – and that’s opening the door for a new wave of malicious threats, from revenge porn to social-media misinformation.

The company acknowledged it’s using ‘safe browsing’ technology from Tencent, which has ties to the Chinese government.

Without naming Huawei, the EU warns on state-backed 5G suppliers.

Hackers were able to steal an AWS administrative API key housed in a compute instance left exposed to the public internet.

A new dropper and payload show that Fin7 isn't going anywhere despite a crackdown on the infamous group by law enforcement in 2018.

A campaign first observed last year has ramped up its attack methods and appears to be linked to activity targeting President Trump’s 2020 re-election campaign.

A hacker is selling the email addresses of 250,000 users of a Dutch sex-work forum -- data that researchers say could be used for blackmail.

An alleged fraudster built a vast web of AWS cloud accounts, becoming the platform's biggest consumer of data resources.

The Attor malware targets government and diplomatic victims with unusual tactics.

Apple has been called out by Chinese state-run media as protecting “rioters,” while Blizzard bans a Hearthstone player for supporting Hong Kong.

Attackers exploit an “unquoted path” flaw in the Bonjour updater in iTunes for Windows to deliver ransomware attacks.

The vulnerability stems from an issue with DLL loading in Open Source Hardware, used by tens of millions of computers, researchers say.

The Intel NUC and Nvidia Shield both are vulnerable to high-severity flaws, Intel and Nvidia warned in dual advisories.

Study participants fail to correctly identify core security concepts and tools to help them stay safe online.

Increasing concerns over unauthorized surveillance, integration with facial recognition and more are plaguing the doorbell-video camera company.

Data collected for two-factor authentication purposes “inadvertently” matched users to targeted-advertising lists, the company admits.

Ponemon survey data shows that only a third of IT staff say they take a security-first approach to data storage in the cloud.