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For the second time in two years, Foxconns facilities operating in Mexico have been breached. A ransomware group known as LockBit has taken the responsibility. The group is demanding that Foxconn fulfill certain conditions by June 11 if the company wants to save its data from being leaked.

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Following on from the Follina security flaw, another Windows zero-day vulnerability has come to light. Dubbed SearchNightmare, the issue allows the search-ms URI protocol handler to be used to launch remotely hosted malware-ridden executables via a search window.

The Lockbit ransomware gang has claimed responsibility for this attack. Foxconn has three plants in Mexico making LCD TVs, set top boxes, and smartphones.

Google has quietly made the decision to ban users from creating deepfakes on its Colaboratory computing service. ...

Call forwarding in WhatsApp allows threat actors to control your account within a few minutes. It has been discovered that Whatsapp accounts can been breached by hackers using call forwarding.

New flaws leveraged almost daily, including high-severity flaws found in F5 BIG-IP device.

We are all increasingly familiar with, and probably increasingly frustrated by, the use of chatbots to attempt to solve some problem we are having with a company, often delivery of a...

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has responded to a deepfake video of himself being used to promote a cryptocurrency scam.

I am not a huge fan of using chatbots, as I never end up getting my questions fully answered. I get the efficiency of using a chatbot for simple questions, but my questions are usually...