2021 security predictions from HackerOne’s top ethical hackers
HackerOne's top security researchers and ethical hackers provide their take on what security trends to expect in 2021.... Read More
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‘CursedGrabber’ Discord malware possibly linked to Russian and Ukrainian hackers
Newly discovered Discord malware "CursedGrabber" has possible links to Russia and Ukraine. It was found infiltrating the npm open source registry.... Read More
Insomnia Cookies exposes database passwords, then quietly fixes the leak
American bakery company remembered sweetly for its late-night warm cookie trucks and shops on college campuses was caught leaking sensitive data on its website.... Read More
‘Verified’ Twitter account of cURL dev hacked, renamed to ‘Elon Musk’ in Bitcoin scam
The official Twitter account of Daniel Stenberg, creator of the cURL software project has been hacked. It's been renamed to "Elon Musk" to help conduct a cryptocurrency scam.... Read More
UK delivery company Whistl suffered data breach
Delivery management company Whistl UK has suffered a data breach.... Read More
Newly spotted Ethereum vulnerabilities put $1 billion at stake
Researchers have discovered multiple serious vulnerabilities in Ethereum putting cryptocurrency worth million of dollars at risk... Read More
American Bank Systems hit by ransomware attack, full 53 GB data dump leaked
American Bank Systems (ABS), a service provider to US banks and financial institutions has suffered a ransomware attack with some of its clients' data leaked.... Read More
SaltStack discloses critical bugs on Election Day
SaltStack has publicly disclosed 3 vulnerabilities that had been impacting Salt instances for some time. Two of these have been rated as High or Critical.... Read More
Bug bounty programs don’t always pay up: researchers
It is worth noting that critical exploits could sell on the darknet for far worth more than what a nominal bounty payout may entail. Earlier this year, a Zoom zero-day exploit was being sold for $500,000.... Read More
Palo Alto Networks researcher discovers Linux privilege escalation vulnerability
A privilege escalation vulnerability had been lurking in the Linux kernel all this time until being discovered by a Palo Alto Networks researcher last week.... Read More
Theme park giant Parques Reunidos hit by a ransomware cyber attack 
Phishing kit screenshots your email domain on the fly to appear real 
Royal Mail online tracking returns — with a frustrating captcha that works half the time 
New convincing phishing campaign targets Booking.com and Blockchain.com customers