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Hackers are abusing a Ghost CMS website flaw to serve fake Cloudflare verification pages that pressure users into infecting their own PCs.
This Chrome update fixes critical flaws attackers could exploit through malicious websites, but not the “Browser Fetch” vulnerability.
CISA added seven known exploited vulnerabilities to its KEV catalog, including two Microsoft Defender flaws.
Firefox 151 adds major privacy improvements and fixes high-priority security vulnerabilities, making this an update you shouldn’t ignore.
May’s Patch Tuesday may not be the giant release many expected, but there are still plenty of important fixes that shouldn’t be ignored.
WhatsApp patches flaws that could expose users to malicious content and disguised malware.
A vulnerability in the cPanel/WHM admin interface lets attackers access websites without a username and password.
A researcher has detailed five ways to exploit PhantomRPC, which Microsoft rates “moderate” and does not plan to fix.
A vulnerability in iPhones and iPads allowed law enforcement to recover deleted notifications, including Signal message previews.
