Andrew Ferguson, Chairman of the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC), sent a letter to Google CEO Sundar Pichai
The post Why the FTC’s Accusations Against Gmail’s Spam Filter Are Misguided appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.
Company X, formerly known as Twitter, has begun the phased rollout of a new encrypted messaging service called
The post XChat’s Encrypted Messages Are Not as Secure as They Seem appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.
The GhostAction attack stands as one of the most significant compromises of the GitHub ecosystem in recent years.
The post GhostAction: The Supply Chain Attack That Stole 3,325 GitHub Secrets appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.
At the end of August, Canadian fintech company Wealthsimple reported a security incident that affected a small fraction
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Experts at eSentire have reported the discovery of a new botnet known as NightshadeC2, which employs unconventional techniques
The post NightshadeC2 Botnet Is Using “UAC Prompt Bombing” to Bypass Defenses appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.
Havoc Havoc is a modern and malleable post-exploitation command and control framework, created by @C5pider. Features Client Cross-platform UI
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The threat group TAG-150, which researchers associate with the development of the CastleLoader malware, has expanded its arsenal
The post CastleRAT: The New MaaS Threat Expanding the Cybercrime Toolkit appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.
The European Commission has fined Google €2.95 billion (approximately $3.5 billion), accusing the company of abusing its dominant
The post EU Fines Google $3.5B for Abusing Its Ad Tech Monopoly appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.
The hacking scene has once again made headlines with a provocative declaration. A Telegram channel carried a message
The post Hackers Threaten Google: Fire Our Trackers or We’ll Leak Your Data appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.
The arrest of the alleged administrator of the Russian-speaking forum XSS[.]is, known under the alias Toha, has become
The post The Fall of XSS.is: A Cybercrime Forum Fractured by Toha’s Arrest appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.
The Linux Lite 7.6 distribution, developed in New Zealand, has been released. Built on Ubuntu 24.04.3 and powered
The post Linux Lite 7.6 Is Here: A Lightweight OS That’s a Great Windows Alternative appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.
Researchers at Eclypsium have recorded a sharp increase in scanning activity targeting outdated and long-abandoned network equipment. The
The post Obsolete Hardware Is a Hacker’s Dream and Your Worst Nightmare appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.
Artificial intelligence systems have often been criticized for producing convoluted vulnerability reports and overwhelming open-source developers with irrelevant
The post This New AI Bot Discovered 104 Zero-Day Flaws in Android Apps appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.
Cybercriminals have launched a new wave of attacks that employ SVG files as carriers for phishing pages. According
The post Anatomy of a Phishing Attack: How Hackers Are Weaponizing SVG Files appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.
The world’s largest chess platform, Chess.com, has notified thousands of users of a compromise of their personal data
The post Chess.com Data Breach: Third-Party Vendor Compromise Exposes User Data appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.
Developers eager to write Windows drivers in Rust now have more tools and examples at their disposal—yet full-scale
The post Rust for Windows Drivers: A Major Step Forward, But Not for Production Yet appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.
The August Windows security update has unexpectedly turned into a major headache for administrators. At the heart of
The post Windows Update Fixes Vulnerability, But Breaks Apps for Standard Users appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.
The Japanese tire manufacturer Bridgestone has announced an investigation into a cybersecurity incident in North America that disrupted
The post Cyberattack Disrupts Bridgestone’s North American Operations appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.
TP-Link has confirmed the existence of a new zero-day vulnerability affecting several of its router models. The flaw
The post Warning: Zero-Day Flaw in TP-Link Routers Puts Users at Risk appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.
Researchers from the School of Computer Science at Carnegie Mellon University have unveiled the results of a large-scale
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