French supermarket fridge attack shows why security support matters
A cyberattack disrupted supermarket refrigeration in France. The incident raises practical questions about remote access and unsupported equipment.
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Some Budget Android Phones Arrive With Malware Already Installed
Buying a new phone should mean starting with a clean device. But researchers have discovered that some inexpensive Android phones come with malware built into their software before customers even turn them on.
Bitdefender identified the campaign as Midnight Mimosa. It affects certain low-cost Android devices using MediaTek hardware.
Fake Claude Downloads Use Google Ads to Trick Mac Users
Searching Google for software can lead you straight into a scam—even when the advertisement shows a familiar website.
Researchers at Push Security discovered an attack targeting people searching for “Claude Mac.” The sponsored result displayed Bing’s domain, but clicking it sent visitors through a compromised website and eventually
Cybersecurity Executive Arrested in Extortion Case Reportedly Linked to ShinyHunters
A Canadian cybersecurity executive who worked with companies facing ransomware demands has been arrested in an extortion case reportedly connected to ShinyHunters.
According to BleepingComputer, Edward Dubrovsky, 54, was arrested in Pennsylvania while attending a cybersecurity conference. He previously co-founded CYPFER and has been associated with CyberSteward, which helps