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The NoEscape ransomware gang claims it has struck the International Joint Commission (IJC), a U.S.-Canadian body that oversees the shared lake and river systems along the border between the two countries. On its data leak site, the gang claims to have copied 80GB of commission data, including confidential and legal documents as well as personal

Foreign hackers breached a U.S. aeronautical organization by exploiting vulnerabilities in IT software from the company Zoho, the U.S. government warned Thursday.

Google will soon start moving all Chrome users over to its Enhanced Safe Browsing feature, which is designed to quickly root out dangerous phishing websites.

Chrome's upgraded Safe Browsing feature has nearly instant alerts for dangerous sites, But Google is downplaying the privacy issues.

Microsoft has published new information on how the Chinese state threat actor Storm-0558 was able to exploit a rare race condition following a crash dump in order to acquire a consumer signing key

The university did not disclose the extent of the attack as it could "compromise important work."

Security researchers have discovered 3 new vulnerabilities in several high-end ASUS routers, which can potentially allow threat actors to...

The Asus RT-AX55, Asus RT-AX56U_V2 and Asus RT-AC86U are affected.

Extremely critical security vulnerabilities put these routers at risk from remote attackers.

Researchers from the University of Wisconsin-Madison have created a proof-of-concept Chrome extension that is capable of stealing plaintext passwords from the HTML source codes of virtually any...