Hotel Wi-Fi attacks use custom malware to breach Microsoft 365 accounts

Microsoft has linked a global campaign targeting hospitality Wi-Fi networks to the Russian threat actor Midnight Blizzard, also known as APT29.

Online ad giant Adform was hacked, proving once again why ad blockers are needed

The hacked digital advertiser was caught serving malicious ads that allowed hackers to steal a victim's cryptocurrency.

Liechtenstein Hunts Hackers as Data on 31,000 Funds Breached

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Hackers Hit Bitcoin's Safest Hiding Place in Ongoing Attack

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Google's synced passkeys can be stolen by malware

Security researchers have discovered three attacks that allow malware on already-compromised Windows devices to abuse Google Password Manager

Cyberattack hits Liechtenstein's anti-money laundering data register

A team appointed to investigate the hack has already established that the hackers had managed to steal data "from approximately 31,000 legal entities," a government statement said.

Russian spies turn public Wi-Fi into malware delivery systems

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AUR malware wave forces Arch Linux to disable every package push

Arch Linux disabled every push to the Arch User Repository after renewed malicious package takeovers exposed weaknesses in its community software workflow.

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Arch Linux disables AUR package adoption to stop malware flood

The Arch Linux project has temporarily disabled adoption of Arch User Repository (AUR) packages after a surge in malicious takeovers of existing packages.

Catastrophic MoD data breach happened because stuff didn't know how to use excel

Blunder which exposed personal details of tens of thousands of Afghans was ‘forseeable failure’ covered up by secrecy for ‘too long’, MPs said