LibreOffice: Windows vulnerability affects links in documents, patch available
LibreOffice is a popular open source Office suite that is used by millions of users as an alternative to Microsoft Office.
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There is a new PayPal Phishing Scam that you need to know about (using real PayPal emails)
Many PayPal users have seen their fair share of phishing emails ever since they signed up for the service.
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Lexmark issues warning about critical security vulnerabilities in printer software
Lexmark has published several security warnings about recently disclosed vulnerabilities in Lexmark print software and firmware.
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Popular AI App DeepSeek Sends Unencrypted Data to ByteDance Servers
Recent security analyses have revealed that the iOS version of DeepSeek, a widely-used AI chatbot developed by a Chinese company, transmits user data unencrypte
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Mobile Malware attack used Store apps and OCR to steal cryptocurrency recovery codes
Malicious applications that are uploaded to Google's Play Store or Apple's App Store continue to be a problem for users worldwide.
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Massive Data Leak Exposes 1.5 Billion Records from Chinese Platforms and Government
One of the largest data leaks in recent history has exposed a staggering 1.
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DeepSeek AI Exposed User Data and Chat Histories
According to cloud security firm Wiz, DeepSeek has secured an open database that exposed sensitive user data, including chat histories, API authentication keys,
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NordVPN’s New Tech Claims to Outsmart VPN Blockers—Here’s How
NordVPN has introduced a new protocol, NordWhisper, which it claims can help users bypass VPN blocks in regions with restrictions.
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Organizations with dark web presence face significantly higher breach likelihood
A recent study conducted by Searchlight Cyber in collaboration with Marsh McLennan Cyber Risk Intelligence Center has revealed a stark correlation between expos
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Bitwarden to enable two-step login for all users in the next days, sort of
Bitwarden is a popular open source password management solution that we have mentioned several times in the past.
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Cybersecurity Experts Warn of Privacy Risks in Modern Automobiles
A pair of hackers, Sam Curry and Shubham Shah, have exposed alarming security vulnerabilities within Subaru’s Starlink-connected infotainment system, enab
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North America Faced Majority of Ransomware Incidents in December 2024
December 2024 saw an unprecedented surge in ransomware attacks, registering 574 incidents—the highest monthly total recorded since 2021.
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Cybersecurity Alert: Users Deceived By Fake Google CAPTCHA Pages
In a significant security alert, cybersecurity firm CloudSek has unveiled a sophisticated phishing campaign linked to the Lumma Stealer malware, targeting Windo
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Microsoft account Stay signed in: what it does and how to sign out everywhere
The Microsoft account "Stay signed in?" prompt appears after you sign in to a Microsoft account in a web browser.
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VeraCrypt: update drops 32-bit support on Windows and fixes several security issues
The first update of 2025 for the open source encryption software VeraCrypt is now available.
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First Bitwarden password manager update of 2025 improves password auto-fill
Bitwarden is an open source password management solution that we have mentioned and recommended several times here on this site in the past.
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Mullvad VPN audit: low number of vulnerabilities found and fixed, lots of praise
Mullvad VPN is a popular privacy-focused VPN service.
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iVerify: Pegasus spyware infections may be much higher than previously thought
Security experts at iVerify have developed a solution to detect traces of the spyware Pegasus on mobile devices.
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World's Top 200 Common Passwords continue to be incredibly weak
Weak passwords continue to be a problem on today's Internet.
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Massive Breach at Internet Archive's Wayback Machine - Millions of user records compromised
The Internet Archive has been hacked.
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Kaspersky users in the US say their antivirus was replaced by UltraAV
Kaspersky users in the US have discovered that their antivirus has been replaced by UltraAV.
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Tor anonymity infiltrated: Law enforcement monitors servers successfully
Tor is an important service on the Internet when it comes to anonymity.
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Proton VPN Chrome extension: free setup, features and limits
The Proton VPN Chrome extension is free for anyone with a Proton account.
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Security researcher discovered attack to downgrade Windows permanently
One of the most important advices when it comes to the security of electronic devices is to make sure that they are up to date.
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Hackers steal millions of Authy 2FA phone numbers
Malicious actors have managed to steal more than 33 million phone numbers used by users of the two-factor authentication service Authy.
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With Kaspersky banned in the US, what should customers do?
The United States are banning Kaspersky products.
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How long does it take to crack a password in 2024?
In 2024, password cracking times range from instant for simple, short passwords to years or centuries for long, complex ones, according to Hive Systems 2024 dat
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TunnelVision attack against VPNs breaks anonymity and bypasses encryption
Researchers from Leviathan Security have discovered a new vulnerability that affects virtual private networks (VPNs) on most platforms.
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Bitwarden launches standalone Bitwarden Authenticator app
Bitwarden has released a first public version of Bitwarden Authenticator, a two-factor authentication app for Android and iOS.
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Bitwarden launches passkeys support in mobile apps for Android and iOS
Users of the password management solution Bitwarden are one step closer to full passkeys support.
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Microsoft publishes new Registry security mitigation for Intel processors (Spectre)
About six years ago, vulnerabilities were discovered that affected most Intel and AMD processors.
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Does KeePassXC Support Passkeys? How to Enable, Save and Use Them
Yes, KeePassXC supports passkeys.
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First look at Malwarebytes 5.0
It took Malwarebytes nearly five years to release the next iteration of its Malwarebytes security program.
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RustDoor malware targets macOS users by posing as a Visual Studio Update
A new malware called RustDoor is targeting macOS users.
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KeePass 2.56 released: options search and history improvements
The developer of the free password manager KeePass has released version 2.
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70 million account credentials were leaked in a massive password dump
A security researcher has unearthed what appears to be one of the biggest password dumps ever.
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Mega launches VPN for Android
Mega announced the launch of a dedicated VPN solution and application for Android.
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Bitwarden: Create Passkeys for Android, iOS
Bitwarden allows you to create, store, and use passkeys on Android (version 14+) and iOS (version 17+) to replace traditional passwords.
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LastPass is enforcing some security changes to user accounts
LastPass is making some changes to enhance the security of its to user accounts.
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Its Groundhog Day at Microsoft! Vulnerability patched again
Remember the movie Groundhog Day? Bull Murray plays a rather self-centered weatherman who finds himself in a time loop on Groundhog Day.
