Leaked iPhone Spyware ‘Coruna’ Now Steals Crypto and Sensitive User Data
Security researchers say a powerful iPhone hacking framework once tied to surveillance operations is now being used in criminal campaigns to steal cryptocurrenc
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Iranian Hackers Ramp Up Cyberattacks on US and Israel After Recent Strikes
Iran-linked hacking groups have increased their cyber activity after recent missile strikes by the US and Israel.
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Discord Delays Global Age Verification After Privacy Backlash
Discord has postponed the global rollout of its new age verification system following backlash from users who raised privacy concerns, including objections tied
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Apple Tests End-to-End Encrypted RCS for iPhone-Android Chats in iOS 26.4
Apple has begun testing end-to-end encryption for RCS messages between iPhone and Android devices in iOS 26.
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Google Updates Wear OS to Deliver Earthquake Alerts Without Phone Connection
Google is updating Wear OS so earthquake alerts can work even when a smartwatch isn’t paired with or connected to a phone, according to details in the Goo
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WhatsApp Tests Optional Account Password for Logins
WhatsApp is working on a new security feature called an optional login password that could make account hijacking harder.
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Hackers Use Fake CAPTCHA To Infect Windows PCs
Hackers are using fake CAPTCHA verification pages to trick Windows users into running malicious PowerShell commands that install StealC Stealer software.
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260,000 Chrome Users Exposed by Fake AI Extensions Targeting Gmail
Most people don’t realize their “AI assistant” might be spying on them.
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Windows 11 Notepad Bug Let Markdown Links Run Files Without Warning
Microsoft has patched a high-severity security vulnerability in Windows 11 Notepad.
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Apple Fixes Zero-Day Flaw Used in macOS and iOS Attacks
Apple has released emergency security updates to fix a CVE-2026-20700 zero-day vulnerability that was reportedly used in what the company describes as an &ldquo
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WhatsApp Introduces High-Security Mode for Users Facing Advanced Threats
WhatsApp introduces strict account settings to stop malicious file downloads.
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1Password Adds Pop-Up Alerts For Suspected Phishing Sites
1Password has introduced a new security feature designed to reduce the risk of phishing attacks by warning users before they enter credentials on suspicious web
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China’s New Cybersecurity Law Demands Faster Incident Reporting From Companies
China has enacted a major revision of its Cybersecurity Law, effective January 1, 2026.
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Why Windows File Copy Struggles With Large Files, and What Works Better
Windows' built-in copy function works well enough for small files.
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Consumer Cyber Risks in 2026 Focus on AI-Driven Scams, Not Hacks
The most serious cyber risks consumers face in 2026 are less about technical break-ins and more about manipulation.
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AdGuard DNS: new mobile app promises faster DNS-based content blocking
While it is relatively easy to set up content blocking on desktop PCs, the same can't be said for other device types.
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Have I Been Pwned adds a billion new passwords to its database
Have I Been Pwned is a free service that anyone may use to check for password leaks associated with email addresses.
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Password manager KeePass 2.60 is now available: here is what is new
Computer users have plenty of choice when it comes to an essential piece of software: password managers.
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Xubuntu's website was hacked to spread a malware, fixed now
Xubuntu's website was the latest to fall victim to hackers.
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Discord customer service data breached; Government-ID images, and user details stolen
Discord has revealed that one of its customer service providers has suffered a data breach.
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Hovering over links in emails is still one of the best defenses you have against phishing
Phishing and its many variants are still a major threat on today's Internet.
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2FAS Pass: local-first password manager from the makers of 2FAS Auth
There is certainly no shortage of password managers for all modern operating systems.
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WhatsApp fixes zero-click vulnerability in iOS and macOS which was used in targeted spyware attacks
WhatsApp has fixed a security flaw in its app for iOS and macOS.
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Zero-day Clickjacking exploit impacts several password managers
Many password managers have been found to be vulnerable to a specific form of attack.
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Security Researchers found a way to trick Windows Hello authentication, but there is a simple fix
Microsoft pushes Windows Hello authentication using biometrics or a Pin in Windows heavily.
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Dashlane Password Manager ends free option: here are your alternatives
Password managers can be grouped into free, freemium, and commercial-only options.
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New Phishing campaign hides malicious links in Proofpoint and Intermedia link wrappers
Phishing attacks are evolving constantly as threat actors discover new ways to attack Internet users and steal passwords and other sensitive data.
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Proton Authenticator: Free two-factor authentication app
Proton Authenticator is an open source, two-factor authentication app available here.
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Dropbox Passwords to shut down in 2025
Dropbox Passwords is a password manager app and browser extension from Dropbox that stores, syncs, and autofills login credentials across devices.
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Brother releases firmware updates for hundreds of printers to address security issues
Security researchers at Rapid7 have discovered eight vulnerabilities in Brother printers that affect a total of 689 different printer models.
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Google "strongly encourages" its users to stop using passwords
Most users who have online accounts sign in using passwords.
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DNS4EU: European DNS resolver with privacy and security
DNS4EU is a European Union-funded, secure, and privacy-focused public DNS resolver, launched in June 2025 to increase digital sovereignty and reduce reliance on
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OneDrive flaw can give websites and apps full access to your files, even if you pick just one
Microsoft OneDrive is used by millions of users, largely thanks to its integration as the default cloud file hosting service on Windows and Microsoft 365.
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Google, PayPal and Netflix passwords leaked online: 184 million records data leak
A massive, unsecured database containing over 184 million user records was discovered in May 2025 by cybersecurity researcher Jeremiah Fowler.
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Microsoft removes Authenticator App feature to promote Microsoft Edge
Microsoft Authenticator is a free security application by Microsoft.
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Data breach exposes 21 Million employee screenshots from a workplace surveillance tool
In a staggering privacy breach, over 21 million images documenting employee activity from a workplace surveillance tool have been leaked.
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FBI Issues new alert over phishing SMS scam targeting highway toll customers
The U.
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Windows has an 8-year-old security issue that is exploited and known by Microsoft for some time
Microsoft is doing a commendable job when it comes to Windows security.
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1Password password manager gets location support for faster access
Password managers are useful tools.
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ExpressVPN on Linux with a Graphical Interface
ExpressVPN has officially introduced a graphical user interface (GUI) for its Linux application, a long-awaited upgrade that brings a modern and user-friendly e