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This vulnerability, detected in a smart access control system widely deployed across rental properties in the US, permits unauthorized individuals to manipulate any lock within the affected premises remotely.

Car thieves have targeted more than 400 Hyundai and Kia vehicles in El Paso since last year.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Tuesday said its account on X was hacked and dubbed unauthorized the post sent from the...

Türkiye on Friday announced it had launched an investigation after detecting significant security vulnerabilities affecting devices with the iOS operating...

Google has issued the users to immediately update their Chrome browser because the hackers have already exploited the zero-day vulnerability.

Google has released a patch for the latest zero-day flaw in Google Chrome 117.0.5938.132. So far, it's the fifth vulnerability to be patched in 2023.

A security vulnerability in the Wi-Fi driver used by Ford in the

Ohio's unemployment system locked down more than 28,000 accounts and paid about $189,000 in bogus unemployment claims because of a recent "security flaw."

We've compiled the insights you need to read about a hack that targeted officials in the U.S. government.

Both said a third-party vendor, PBI Research Services, was affected in a data theft hack, providing a path for the hackers to then steal data from Calpers and Genworth. Calpers said on June 6, 2023, PBI told them of a “vulnerability” in their MOVEit Transfer software that allowed hackers to download “our data” without specifying how many people were impacted.