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Today's episode reports on security updates need for LinuxOS and HP devices, Samsung confirms data theft, Microsoft fixes an Azure vulnerability and more

Attackers using stolen Nvidia code certificates, a firm admits real customer data was exposed, a warning to Linux administrators, and more

As long as there are computers, there will be bugs crawling around inside them. You know, metaphorically. Lucky for us Windows users, Microsoft has

Not too long ago, it was reported that NVIDIA had suffered a data breach in which quite a bit of data was stolen in the process. Among that stolen...

Samsung confirms a security breach that led to the exposure of internal company data, including the source code related to its Galaxy smartphones.

According to a new report, over 190GB of Samsung's highly confidential data, including data for biometric unlocking operations and several other sensitive data has leaked online. Read more about the cyberattack here.

Continuing its cyberattacks, hacker group Lapsus$ has now targeted Samsung to leak several critical source codes for its applications and devices. It is not known if the hacker group has contacted for a ransom as yet.

Continuing its cyberattacks, hacker group Lapsus$ has now targeted Samsung to leak several critical source codes for its applications and devices. It is not known if the hacker group has contacted for a ransom as yet.

The cybercriminals that recently hacked Nvidia claims to have stolen “confidential Samsung source code” from the company.

Mozilla Corporation recently published a patch that fixes two of Mozilla Firefox's most exploited bugs.