Millions of Lenovo laptops thought to be vulnerable to newly discovered UEFI malware attacks
ESET researchers said the core vulnerabilities were 'easy' to spot due to "unfortunate" and "honest" driver names
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ESET researchers said the core vulnerabilities were 'easy' to spot due to "unfortunate" and "honest" driver names
In this guest post by the Coalition Against Stalkerware marking its second anniversary, the international alliance takes a look back on its achievements while seeing a lot of challenges ahead.Two years ago, in November 2019, the Coalition Against Stalkerware was founded by 10 organizations. Today,...
Australian company ClickStudios has warned users of its enterprise password manager Passwordstate that a supply chain attack may have led to their cus...
To revist this article, visit My Profile, then View saved stories. For more than half a decade, the malware known as Emotet has menaced the internet, growing into one of the largest botnets in the world and targeting victims with data theft and crippling ransomware. Now a sprawling, global police investigation has culminated in Emotet's takedown and the arrest of multiple alleged members of the criminal conspiracy behind it. Europol announced today that a worldwide coalition of law enforcement agencies across the US, Canada, the UK, the Netherlands, Germany, France, Lithuania, and Ukraine ha...