vulnerability
Twitter released a statement on Friday confirming that a vulnerability they had patched earlier this year was, in fact, used in a malicious ......
Major web browser vulnerabilities have been discovered this week. The two separate security problems are found in Firefox and Chromium that ......
0-day vulnerability allows attackers to upload files to websites and execute code remotely.
Hotel chain Starwood Hotels has released a statement today saying their database system was compromised. As a result, hackers have gained access ......
Vulnerability found in 7-Zip allows running malicious code, edit files and access user details. Patch is available.
Adobe has announced that there's a "Level 1" security vulnerabiltiy in Adobe Flash plug-in.
The vulnerability allows attacker to gain control ......
Samsung has launched a new rewards program which is aimed at mobile users, and especially hackers among them. The new Mobile Security Rewards ......
A group of security researchers have found a vulnerability in Google's Chrome browser that allows downloading movies straight from Netflix. ......
For the millionth time, Adobe's much-maligned Flash software has another critical vulnerability that affects millions.
Adobe has revealed that its Flash player was subject to another vulnerability. This time patch is already out and the company suggests you install ......
Three months ago, Lenovo was found to have pre-installed the 'Superfish' malware onto PCs, making the computers highly vulnerable to attacks. This week, security researchers have found yet another 'massive security risk' in Lenovo PCs.
The exploit affects Internet Explorer 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 and Windows XP users are especially vulnerable since the company no longer supports the operating system
Microsoft has confirmed a zero-day vulnerability that has put a large portion of the world's computer users at risk.
Apple has dropped security researcher Charlie Miller from their iOS Developer Program after he publicized a vulnerability they failed to address.
