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The source code and documentation of the Italian anti-piracy platform Privacy Shield have reportedly been leaked on the popular code-sharing platform GitHub. This incident raises serious questions about privacy, security, and the potential for censorship. According to reports, the leak …

Wireshark remains the go-to choice for both professionals and enthusiasts due to its unmatched capabilities in packet capturing and analysis. Its advanced features and user-friendly interface make it an indispensable tool for network troubleshooting and protocol analysis. The latest release, …

The persistent search for money and the threat actors increasingly becoming more sophisticated are driving the alarming rate of malware change. Every day, new types of malware are created and put into circulation at an unusual speed, using modern tricks …

Mispadu, a banking trojan initially targeting Latin America, has expanded its attacks to Europe, stealing credentials through phishing emails and malicious URLs.  The attackers utilize stolen credentials for further phishing attacks, making it a significant threat. Despite the geographic expansion, …

vBulletin, a widely used forum software, has been compromised, potentially exposing millions of user accounts. The breach was facilitated by a software vulnerability, specifically affecting versions 4.2.2 and 4.2.3. The Forumrunner add-on was pinpointed as the weak link that allowed …

A critical vulnerability has been identified in the TeamViewer Client for macOS. If exploited, this flaw could allow attackers to escalate their privileges on the system, posing a severe security risk to users. The issue has been addressed in the …

Google has unveiled its latest initiative the implementation of the Kernel Address Sanitizer (KASan) to enhance firmware security. This development comes as the focus on lower-level firmware security intensifies, given its critical role in device security. Traditionally, this area has …

A new tool dunned BlueDucky, automating the exploitation of a critical Bluetooth pairing vulnerability that allows for 0-click code execution on unpatched devices. This revelation comes on the heels of Marc Newlin’s January 2024 publication of a proof of concept …