Security News
Twitter has forced a password reset on an unnamed number of accounts exposed this week in a dump of 32.8 million account names and credentials.
Hackers who claim to have found a zero-day vulnerability in Windows have dropped their price on the exploit from to $85,000.
BitTorrent has warned users of its uTorrent client to change their passwords after a third-party breach allowed hackers to walk off with a list of its forum users.
Google patched a Chrome vulnerability that allowed remote code execution on targeted computers simply by viewing a specially crafted PDF.
LeakedSource says it has a set of 32 million Twitter account details, including plaintext passwords that were put up for sale on a black market website.
Internet Storm Center researchers spot more distribution changes for CryptXXX ransomware.
Officials at the University of Calgary admitted they paid $20,000 CDN this week to rid its system of ransomware.
According to security researchers attackers are exploiting a Windows BITS lesser-known “notification” feature to reinfect PCs with malware over and over again.
D-Link's DCS930L Wi-Fi camera is vulnerable to a stack overflow vulnerability that can be remotely exploited.
Mozilla fixed 13 security issues, including two critical vulnerabilities that could have led to spoofing and clickjacking, among other issues, when it updated Firefox to the latest build, Firefox...