Threat IT Staff

Information security specialists of the NCC Group have discovered that a mysterious zero-day vulnerability in SonicWall's network devices is already under "indiscriminate" attacks. Since there is still no patch, details of the nature of the bug are not disclosed to prevent other hackers from joining the attacks. SonicWall developers were notified of what was happening last weekend.

Last fall, the developer of the well-known PDF tool, Nitro, leaked their customers' data. Then the company representatives assured that the incident did not have a serious...

The NCC Group and its subsidiary Fox-IT have published a joint report on the activities of the Chinese hacker group Chimera. For the first time, experts from...

The open source project OpenWRT, known for its firmware for routers, has reported a compromise. Last weekend (January 16, 2021), the forum administrator account (forum.openwrt.org) was hacked...

The list of companies affected by hackers who compromised SolarWinds continues to grow. Representatives of the information security company Malwarebytes said that although the company did not...

Google developers have announced that they will prevent third-party Chromium browsers from using Google's private APIs. The fact is that many of the APIs included in the...

A new bug in the Windows 10 operating system can lead to a blue screen of death (BSOD) if the user enters a specific...

The US Department of Defense has added several new organizations to the list of companies allegedly associated with the PRC military sector, including the...