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A new watering hole attack has been discovered targeting macOS users and visitors of a pro-democracy radio station website in Hong Kong and infecting them with the DazzleSpy malware

Aloys story so far, summarised - Horizon Forbidden West is very nearly here, continuing the adventures of Aloy as she jou...

Cybersecurity experts found out that Zoom has vulnerabilities that affect its client and MMR servers.

PLANNING permission has been granted for a £1.5 million housing development in Barry.

The flaws are now fixed, but they speak to the growing concerns around interactionless attacks.

Rwanda’s border district of Rubavu is currently suffocating with high levels of sulphur pollution in the air but government says it is not linked to the ongoing Nyiragongo volcanic activity. Early this week, the Volcanic Observatory of Goma reported that Nyiragongo volcano was exiting various fumes, particulates and seismic activity causing panic in zones surrounding […]

From teenage NFT entrepreneurs to sustainability pioneers and inclusion trailblazers, these are the 50 people doing most to push tech forward.

The population in Goma City, DRC is living under threat following tremours linked to Nyiragongo volcano. Volcanological Observatory of Goma (OVG) said in a statement that based on the instrumental data acquired by the team of scientists during the period from December 26 to 29, 2021, the level of continuous vibrations (volcanic tremors) is very […]

Google has published a blog post explaining how the spyware was used for hacking into iPhones without users’ knowledge.

Back in 2017 (feels like ages ago) I decided to take a peek into the ShadowBrokers leaks and reverse some of the tools. I started on dewdrop simply because it had a macOS version. I made local presentations at 0xOpoSec and BSidesLisbon but those slides were never published for obvious reasons (aka live implants all over the Internet). Significant time has passed and everyone went crazy last week with the beautiful NSO exploit VM published by Project Zero, so why not ride the wave and present a s...