FBI warns Kimsuky hackers linked to North Korea are using malicious QR codes to bypass MFA, steal session tokens, and hijack cloud accounts.

The FBI has issued a strongly-worded security warning as U.S. entities are targeted by North Korean attackers.

In a nutshell, the hackers are using one-time codes from OAuth 2.0, an open standard that is supposed to be used to authenticate smart TVs and the like. Typically, the scammers pretend that a ...

Truebit’s TRU token collapsed on Thursday after an exploit drained roughly 8,535 ether from the protocol’s reserves, wiping ...

Hackers appear to have wormed their way into Rainbow Six Siege X again, this time sending bogus ban notifications and ...

AI-driven attacks leaked 23.77 million secrets in 2024, revealing that NIST, ISO, and CIS frameworks lack coverage for ...

If you use WhatsApp, you may be targeted by scammers looking to take over your account by pairing their browser to your ...

While many gift card scams involve thieves demanding payments via prepaid cards, there's a less obvious type of fraud known ...

One such event occurred in December 2024, making it worthy of a ranking for 2025. The hackers behind the campaign pocketed as ...

Rising prices and the irreversible nature of crypto transactions have led to a surge of brutal home invasions and kidnappings ...

"Having this on when you don’t need it is a bigger issue than not having it on," a cybersecurity expert said about the phone ...

Every time I open the app I’m bombarded with reels from accounts I don’t follow, promising they’ve cracked the code ...